Pff, at this point a bomb-threat at a school barely rates the back-half of a free local paper.

Money can be exchanged for goods and services.

Isn't this time period basically the one that all the wizard places were based on in the original books? So the design here will need to be either based on the 1850s, or else it'll be in period and there'll be a point where someone says "You know, things are looking pretty good now. Let's not change anything for the…

Oh, I've got one. Burger King is called Hungry Jack's there for some reason.

Football in the groin! Football in the groin!

I think It Follows kind of ruined her for me.

You're pouring it in the wrong hole

And plus, every time you move it gives you a great excuse to meet your new neighbours

And once again, a golden opportunity is missed to bring back scat singing.

It must be a real pain in the ass trying to find a name for your cult that isn't already taken by a self-published Amazon diet plan.

Four years later finally saw the removal of both "gams" and "dame", severely impacting on creativity for several months.

“Due to some spilled genetic Super-Splicer." Awesome, you can almost hear her not giving a shit.

But he would have if he could.

They seem to be dying at a rate inverse to their contribution to The White Album. Ringo will live to see the heat death of the universe.

I think he was talking about the bit in The Bible when Jesus first uses his powers.

Hey, they can't all control Hollywood.

And according to IMDB the soundtrack was by Millennial Music Creations, which is disappointing. I kind of got excited by the idea of a tacky talking dog movie scored with Agaetis Byrjun.

That's the tagline.

Or at least much more low key evil.

The Science of Discworld was a weird one in those respects. The idea was less to explain the science behind the series, because there isnt any, and more to use the stories to illustrate real scientific principles. It's really interesting and readable right up to the point you get to a chapter that you actually know…