If maester's have a bronze chain they know astronomy. I'd imagine farmers keep harvesting till they can't, much like south Florida.

Sound familiar? Civilization: Beyond Earth, as it's called, seems very much like a spiritual successor to Alpha Centauri, the wonderful sci-fi Civ spinoff released back in 1999. Beyond Earth will be out this fall for PC, Mac, and Linux, which should excite more than a few Civ fans. Strategy game addicts have been…

I am so very sorry. I got The Blob and Attack of the Killer tomatoes mixed up. No idea how. AOTKM as filmed in San Diego. i suppose you'd classify that like Godzilla or Gremlins.

Under monster attacks:

That movie is amazing.

Spoiler alert for a 50 year old movie:

Needs more FatBoy Slim.

Exactly. While no apology was required, it was a nice gesture.

"What wouldn't Ice-T like about a dungeon…or a motherfuckin' dragon? That shit sounds dope to me."

"I want to give a special shoutout to all the Dungeons & Dragons people...y'all have been phenomenal." "I have nothing against dungeons and dragons, geeks, or nerds I told you I just hate dumb fucks." "What wouldn't Ice-T like about a dungeon…or a motherfuckin' dragon? That shit sounds dope to me."

I think most of us immediately understood the ramifications of throwing someone unfamiliar with the material into the midst of D&D lore and expect that person to give a good reading off of it. It's admittedly weird material, and Ice is a trooper for being willing to go through it in the first place, a lot of people…

Same. If only their beer was as good as their marketing.

Molson Canadian has always had great marketing, despite their subpar product (I'm a little bit of a beer snob).

Thanks for that. Even with parental blocks, giving your kids tech can get dicey. My two-year-old son has his own profile on my wife's Nexus 7. He's got a counting game, an alphabet game, and some matching and pattern recognition games. All good stuff that we're happy to let him play with (in moderation!).

Well to be fair apple stores your information the moment they buy anything. So kid legitimately gets parents to buy some game for them but then wants a bunch of in game stuff 5 min later the phone doesn't require auth because you had just put it in and bam the kid just racked up 1000 dollars on games.