The thing that stood out the most to me is that fact that in the old picture there are people buried with cross markers, and now it is just a nice little park. Where did the bodies go? Are they eerily apart of the earth under the park today? Did they relocate them?

So many useless updates for Windows users.

Nonsense. I intend to have an animated blockbuster in theaters by the end of the summer. How hard can it be? I also downloaded the Fruity Loops demo so the soundtrack should be awesome as well.

Suspended animation may come first.

I will be dead by then.

Sigh... with tears in my eyes I say that I wish I could live long enough to see all this. Hell, one lifetime isn't nearly enough for me to learn everything I want to learn.

You're already on the NSA gotcha list for watching "The Adventures of Kim Jong-Un" on CollegeHumor.

Where did this idea that Sherman is "smart" come from? Because he went to Stanford and majored in "communications" and then got accepted to grad school so they could keep him eligible for another year? Does anyone really think Stanford is somehow above FSU, ND, Alabama, etc when it comes to getting this nitwits…

AOL has to survive somehow...

The Universal tour was cool but the Paramount tour was so much better back in the day. Tour groups actually walked around the real backlot and you saw whatever was going on that day. We ran into have the cast of DS9 and strolled by Sally Field, who was on her cell phone.

Hoverboards don't work on water Unless you got POWER

I'm getting mixed signals here LH! In all seriousness though, the article is an interesting read.

I absolutely disagree with "Don't Learn to Code" and "You Don't Need To Learn To Code."

Cue me bawling.

The cartels are using transport trucks to move the the radioactive materials across Mexico, so we have to send a team of renegade street racers with the skills to take them down.

Ladies and gents the next great comic to TV series.

Whatever.. All you need is Keanu Reeves and a bus.

That's why I love the way Jon Stewart does interviews. If he's insanely interested in the guest's work he asks non-standard questions and engages the guest. If he could care less about the project, he asks about the guest's family, or thanks them for helping out in a charity, or some other thing the guest is deeply…

Christian Bale interviews are interesting. He has gone on record saying that he hates the promoting part of the movie business. And you can see in many of them how he checks out in many interviews where the interviewer asks the same questions again and again. However, engage him in something outside the entertainment…

Why did they include the hypnotoad? He's not a character associated with horror or Halloween. It doesn't make any- ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNOTOAD