THIS is supposed to be Aquaman? Pffffft.

"Unite the Seven." So this movie is going to introduce the power suit, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, the Martian Manhunter, another version of the Flash, a Green Lantern, and some sort of Hawkperson? And Zack has earned all of these character reveals how? By having Superman smash up a bunch of buildings that one time?

She's not for sale, so it's not advertising. The only thing she's showcasing is her (fantastic) cosplaying skills.

That toy costs like $2 to manufacture, and Nintendo can't give out free $5 games that cost nil to publish with these things? Ugh. Why bother? The company thinks Amiibos are like limited edition comic books or something, considering the customer base for the figures are grown men.

But not full games.

That would have been pretty nice if they'd used the full games.

Charlie Hebdo is a progressive weekly satire magazine. They make fun of everything and everyone within the right to do so. Just by so many of them being killed they prove how important their work is.

Man, I can't take Miyazaki's opinion seriously when he's down on literally everything.

I mean, delegation is still "handling it," IMO! The problem got resolved immediately, presumably because Gabe personally asked someone to deal with it (or because Gabe fixed it himself, who knows.)

I was raised in an atheist household (I'm 25 now), and I'm always surprised at how uncommon it is. I know lots of atheists, but all of them came to their atheism as teenagers or adults. I don't know anyone else with atheist parents.

That does not explain away how the FDA regulates FOOD.

Nobody who is selling pizza claims that it will cure your cancer. But you can't claim that you're selling pizza when in fact you're giving people burritos. If you claim that you're selling pizza, you have to sell pizza. That has nothing to do with whether the…

I use pharmaceutical grade supplements. You're actually getting what you pay for.

Some herbs have proven effects, like valerian that has a cumulative calming effect (and is included in some teas).

Why are you so ready to assume that's the only reason people use supplements?

Partly because science isn't exactly fail-proof. While it usually works okay, it's not infallible. Mother Jones writes pretty often about scientists who get caught with conflicts of interest or manipulating data, and after reading stuff like that for a while, I can totally get how people can walk away with a suspicion…