Well, they can claim that the name was done as a parody or satire. That's allowed. If it weren't we wouldn't have Robot Chicken.

I think it does.

Actually, it is. Satire and parody are protected forms of speech and copyright and trademark laws don't apply. The trick is to establish whether or not this beer name counts as satire or parody.

The complaint is not that someone misses, but that the place they were aiming was not on the body of the opponent at all. In a fight, you'd be trying to hit the other guy, yes?

Soylent Green is people.

Almost never. The only things I watch when they air is the news and the occasional sporting event.

The one big update that Apple TV needs is Amazon Prime. It's the single reason that I own 2 Rokus instead of 2 Apple TVs.

Mrs. Cox- 1st grade. She was stern, but sweet and good. She crocheted a Christmas ornament for each of us that year and I still have it.

Did Tim Cook just drop an F-bomb?

Does anyone think it's a bit weird that U2, who has a history of fighting for humanitarian causes, is working with a company whose manufacturing and labor practices has been, shall we say, less than admirable?

You know, when Galaxy Gear came out, I thought it was stupid and pointless. All it did was make it so you didn't have to take your phone out of your pocket. Big deal.

I liked Edward Norton as Banner much more than Ruffalo.

Nice icon. Who designed it, Qaddafi?

You sir are a hoopy frood.

Why don't you like Vimeo? Not enough videos of cats? Or is it the lack of TV clips as seen from someone else's TV?

Don't forget the treasure map on the back of the Declaration of Independence:

Video is down.

Alas, this is all meaningless to those of us who are stuck commuting by car.

Nope, because there's always going to be people who attempt to cheat fame (if such a thing is possible) with gimmickry. It may not be through social media (interesting that a professional blogger seems to have a problem with social media), but it's something.

Beastie Boys: The Sound of Science.