I like to think that we'd classify any alien life we could communicate with as a "sapiens".

"In the old days, it was just as satisfying that all Superman has to do was basically save Lois from this earthquake in California. The stakes in that movie are that the San Andreas Fault line opens up and half of California is going to fall in the ocean."

How can you hate those cute/cuddly/deadly teddy bears?

Hodor.

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trailerception.

Had one. It only ever turned a kind of spoiled-guacamole greenish brown.

I wonder if they won't do something like they did in IM3. Tony dashes off an algorith on the back of a napkin and SHIELD jumps on it without fully understanding the implications of what they are creating.

Otterbox carries a one year warranty for the case. It would be corporate suicide to warranty the phone inside. Someone would smash the phone and then reinsert it into the case just to try to score the free replacement.

Should be captioned "DO NOT WANT' if directed at Rob.

I think that if we get a Tuesday night Shield/Star Wars block, I shall have rearrange my work schedule.

Would watch.

It's not dead, it's pinin'.

No, it does not. The show takes place after the alien attack on New York and part of the first season story is said to involve the possibility that Coulson "must never know" why he is still alive.

I thought that about he cast of Seinfeld, but I do not get the negative vibe from Ted Mosby. Maybe because of the contrast between Marshall (saintly) and Barney— Ted always seems to be an Everyman being fought for by good and evil.

Can mine be cream cheese frosting? Because we might have an argument if so.

Premature nerdjaculation is now officially a thing.

Mine just bled what I thought was corn syrup. Stretch mysteriously disappeared shortly thereafter.