McCaulay Culcat?

Who the Hell harvests parts from a crashed airliner to fix other airliners? I mean, this sounds like an exceptionally bad idea.

Reminds me a bit of the old Sinistar arcade game.

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.

Station will be defended by their own attorney. Haywood Yusumi

People are possibly getting that idea from Miami Vice, which ran from 1984 to 1990 and often Had Don Johnson wearing bright pink or blue tee shirts under a white jacket.

I'm fairly comfortable being bitchy and nasty about new-age hipsters.

Anyone who watches "Good Eats" already knew this. Maybe see if Alton Brown is available as a contributing editor.

yet another free service we offer.

Neigh-sayer or Bad Horse?

Oops, clearly I am not the only one.

Am I the only one who noticed that the amount of energy required to power the Shield helicarrier is the same as the energy required to send a Delorean back to the year 1955?

So it is people of faith who are to blame for the decline in education in the US? No mention of any of the hundred other reasons we are faltering? I can't be parents who think of school as free daycare and nothing more. It can't be teachers more interested in protecting their jobs than in honestly measuring…

I endorse the no-dreadlocks position.

But doesn't it melt into the electrical bits of the turntable causing shock and fire danger?

On the contrary, I feel that the announcement of "earth-like" planets is a cynical ploy designed to do exactly what the article states—give laymen the impression that we have found Alderaan, or Pandora, or whatever strikes people's imagination.

Can I get a confirmation of the phonetic pronunciation? See, my friends and I always say "Fugnee magawa Cthulhu Rlyeh wagnagel ftagen" and I want to make sure our chanting is effective.

It really looks like steam clouds forming above a power plant's cooling towers. But the third, "leg" looks added in to me. I'm going to go ahead and call fake on this one.

I always thought it looked more like a tortoise shell growing out of his forehead.

Crikey!! Steve's dead mate!