Or this one too:

Every single thing Loki does is magic,...

Now, the audience has no problem accepting that falling into a tank of electric eels would give Jamie Foxx superpowers. But what the movie hasn't explained is why a massive scientific lab would keep important fuse boxes above an open tank of electric fucking eels. The powers make sense given the rules the premise…

What the fuck? Is it April Fools? 7 ate 9?

well hot damn, they finally found the missing malaysian airliner

eventually we're going to get a Justice League that spends all its time murdering hoboes.

When I make a pork (fill in the cut here), I always make beans right after. In like I don't clean out the pot in between, and I don't bother scraping out ALL the pork. If I used a boned cut, the bones go back in the pot. Then I add a bag of black beans, a bag of pinto beans, some garlic, and half a bag of…

Just to re-iterate the dangers of the Kidney beans in a slow cooker.... Honestly this cant be repeated enough because most people do not know this...

I have such mixed feelings but, ultimately, none of it worked for me. Again, a plot that made no sense, messing around with canon, a hand wavey resolution. If it was all in the Doctor's head, then what the FUCK was the thing under Rupert/Danny's bedspread? And why has everyone had that dream if it isn't real?…

WHY!? *Bangs head against table* Oh, why do they keep doing this!?

OK, I know there's been a lot of discussion about whether or not Batman can plausibly be considered an urban legend in the modern age of surveillance, and my opinion that for someone who operates at night, wears black, and has ninja training, and also is wealthy and powerful, runs a tech company, and probably provided…

This will never be topped (in my opinion).

Christened the INS Tanin, this Dolphin-class submarine is both the largest sub produced by Germany since WWII and the most expensive vehicles owned by the IDF.

The problem is the general movie-going public has no taste and just go see crap that's popular without regard to whether it's actually ANY good. Sky Fall is another one, made a ton of money, etc, but taken into the context of what James Bond is about, that movie was garbage, just a generic actioner with the Bond…

At this point, the Walking Dead has pretty much become a never-ending cycle of Rick losing body parts. I bet by the end of the comic, he'll just be a head and torso.

As the boyfriend of a professional chef - that shit looks uncomfortable as hell.

I was invited once by an adventurous investor-friend of mine to join a team he set up to assess a "null-energy device" offered by an Egyptian "inventor". It was agreed on that we were not allowed to disassemble the appliances he showed us. One item was a 100 watt lightbulb in a tiny socket that, wirelessly, ran for…

So he got a justifiable but still guilty of murder person off by lying to the court/jury?

The grim repetition of the comics caused me to stop reading them the same way it caused me to stop watching the television program. I can't even begin to imagine watching two such television programs. I think you're right about the period of time between each episode (and the rate at which the narratives start to…

David Willis of Shortpacked! has the best response to this kind of thinking -