I'd like to say Starfleet, but I think we'd all fail:

We all would. Starfleet cadets have been doing trigonometry since the 3rd grade.

Sorry, you'd be a first semester flunk-out:

Maybe unique to me, but I fould the most haunting part the scene with her bouncing around inside the casket...great conceptual piece, beautifully shot.

I think they failed from the git go, by not making them look like regular glasses and have everything embedded in the frames. I'd much rather wear a pair of non-prescription glasses than have this monstrosity on my head. Other plus side, people would be able to put in prescription lenses, sunglass lenses, etc

Issue is you wouldn't know you had that power unless there were other people with powers. Holy hell, that's depressing.

Biggest advantage - big phone can fit in my pocket without looking like a brick in my pants.

Take it all.

Ok, I love Firefly - but Dollhouse was terrible. The terrible acting by Eliza Dushku only made it worse.

So why is this an issue. A lot of guys on this site have old run down cars on their property with hopes to restore it one day. Not sure why this is any different.

1 in 10 men is colorblind. I am, however I'm thankful I can tell the difference between black and blue (except for dress socks - WTF, dress socks?! Why are your hues so close together in the darkness of my sock drawer).

As an aside, the film you see in the movie theater is often a 3rd, 4th, 5th+ generation copy. Copies don't come directly off the original, but copies of copies are made. Imagine how much clearer an original (or even 1st gen copy would look). The smaller the theater, the more likely the higher the copy generation.

The correct underwear to accompany your necropants.

For me, living in a prison with the constant threat of walkers, my cell door would be closed any time I was inside the cell. No exceptions. That being said, I realize that we all have a need to return to normalcy when we undergo chaotic events. This episode is a return to chaos, saying "don't get comfortable - there's…

I think the approach makes sense. Just making noise wasn't going to draw all of the zombies away from the fence. However, an actualized food source will draw them away in larger numbers faster than just driving the truck around. There were still others on the other side of the fence (Glen, etc.) waiting to reinforce…

Spirit Gum...

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. I need one for work, as they only offer standing OR sitting stations. I need to be more flexible. Thinking about figuring out how to build my own.

I'll refrain from some witty robot meme, and say that first machine is fairly haunting. The scrape of steel while it dutifully slices away at itself is corollary to working every day accomplishing the same repetitive tasks. Well done.

Let's all settle down. I made a funny.