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    Capitalism doesn’t encourage making challenging films. They still find a way to make them. (From time to time).

    Step 1: Get Chris Brown and a large group of athletic women together.

    So he put peanut butter on one, and jelly on the other, then they kissed and swapped some sandwich so they each had pb&j, right? That was the joke? He was chewing after they kissed, right?

    TNG wasn’t a laugh a minute, no, but it had plenty of funny moments. Usually Worf or Data.

    I had an interview like this once. I had not done proper research on the nature of the job I was interviewing for.

    So what you’re saying is that Ocean’s 9 or 10 will be a time travelling heist to save Danny Ocean so he can be in Ocean’s 11?

    Like a bunch of kids scamming instruments and starting a band with no previous experience, I support taking whatever you have and writing, using whatever assets you want.

    I saw him in “10 Cloverfield lane” and thought, damn, he’s about to die. I guess he was acting?

    I gave the Russian judge’s mom a 6.

    He’s a President, dammit!

    He didn’t say most, buy many, many homeless do drugs/alcohol, which makes sense because being homeless sucks.

    Homeless people in my neighborhood are appreciative of food, but cash can get them a hotel room.

    Perhaps it’s the Astro Investigation and Defence Service (AIDS).

    Thank you!

    More likely to be shot by a cop luggage back.

    What a great cover story!

    Go watch a Star War.

    It’s an interesting point. We could help poor Africans we don’t know by spending the money we would otherwise spend on free healthcare for Americans. Should we do that instead of helping people who live in the same country as us? Should we ritually kill the richest person in the world each year, distribute his or her