Came here to say this. My review of Blade Runner 2049 included a line about not drinking a soda before or during the movie and expecting to be bored for half of it. I almost fell a asleep several times just out of android ennui over the pacing. I felt like my interest was tears in the rain. Joking aside, the entire…

Okay, that was at once both hilarious and supremely dickesh. Take the star, but may it blind you to shades of green.

Or the part where they join the Nazi’s to save themselves from the Russians...

Risperidone is helpful for voices too...

egg beater fucking sucks. Feel no shame, it’s a method to increase height and demotivate interlopers on your space. It’s not efficient or useful except in getting height or providing defense during polo.

Thattttttttt’s. Actually pretty good. Probably even gets you into a meditative state and is a cheap sensory deprivation trick all at the same time. Buuuuuut, that approach takes balls and calm and in an article trying to teach people how to tread water is going to be beyond some folks. Still though, I like it and it’s…

Thattttttttt’s. Actually pretty good. Probably even gets you into a meditative state and is a cheap sensory deprivation trick all at the same time. Buuuuuut, that approach takes balls and calm and in an article trying to teach people how to tread water is going to be beyond some folks. Still though, I like it and it’s…

I’m not arguing with NAVI survival training instructor, I’m correcting a lifehacker employee conflating survival with swimming skills.

If you’re a serious athelete, sure you can’t rely on fat as much to keep you afloat, buuuuut, with a good deep breath and shallow breathing, even people with a sub 32 waist won’t have any problem. It’s more about fat percentage. I had less than 10 percent body fat in junior high, high school, and most of college. 28…

I’m all for swimming education and survival training but this is a misleading article. You imply that floating is hard. That’s wrong and irresponsible reporting. Floating is effortless for most of the population.

Sigh. Yes, like 97.5% (hypoerbole but it’s damn high) of the population. Fat is buoyant and air and some of the gases and other bits of our bodies are lighter than the water it displaces.

Wait, citation on the Female on male abuse article. Is that real? Please share.

Both movies and all five hours can be summed up in three words:

That’s the first thing I thought! What kind of ass hole with any money whatsoever would use a filthy 20? I mean a) low class and b) disease. Hep C anyone?

I thought Los Angeles recently voted on doing this as well...and San Francisco ain’t there?

While he was Patch in Madripoor he had tons of business deals. Plus he always needed to make liberal use of Cyclops’ bikes and the Xmen’s private jets. Plus beer ain’t free, eh? Plus teachers, EMT’s, Fire fighters, Police, Armed forces, doctors, nurses, and public defenders, all pick up theirs...

There is a form of color blindness called, erm, Monochromacy where people can only see shades of grey (like that one psychic guy from the Stephen King Novel or any time the television erroneously tries to demonstrate the world from a dog’s point of view). I’m thinking it’s probably more rare than gluten allergies and…

Buuuuuuuut, isn’t that only the case when you combine all colors for radiated or emitted light? When you combine paints, pigments, inks, crayons, DNA or any thing with non-radiative/non-prismatic color, you end up with black or a reaaaaaaally dark brown since true black is rather rare. I’m not sure how the third color…

I understand hydrating can take many forms and I love me some coffee, tea, or water, buuuuuuuuut you may wanna amend that after reading this:
http://www.businessinsider.com/airplane-tap-water-tainted-epa-faa-fda-flight-attendants-avoid-study-video-2017-2

“Would having sex with your alternate-dimension counterpart count as incest or masturbation?”