I don’t get how ep 7 was rightfully criticized for ripping off too much from ep 4 but this one breaks a lot of the rules and the fans are freaking out like “YOU CAN’T DO THAT!”

Actually what you want to do is divergent followed by convergent. In the divergent phase you come up with as many ideas as possible, using the advice given.

For jalapenos I personally cut off the top and bottom, cut it in half long ways, and use a spoon to scrape out the seeds. Works great.

I drove my friends BMW and used the turn signals.

Can we stop calling stomach ailments the flu though? This just leads more people to believe that the flu vaccine doesn’t work every time they get diarrhea or vomit.

HERO

Yep, I was afraid of this. He got hit by Cupid’s Alero.

I feel like the hood flapping up prevented this from being a lot worse than it was.

“do you have the wherewithal to make big plays?” ...is a fucking stupid question

Being pedantic here, but despite being made of brass the saxophone is actually not considered a brass instrument, it’s a woodwind.

Iris: “Caitlin mentioned something earlier, and I sort of dismissed it, but now I’m really thinking it could help us.”

The more likely translation I’ve read elsewhere...

Nope! Country & Western. Seems like this mis-identification is getting worse...

Okay, I’ll bite: in which previous shows was this stated? I only recall the one mention of Kirk being unable to learn it from Spock, and McCoy failing his nerve pinch attempt in STIII. And, sure, lots of fans - even me - have assumed for years that only a Vulcan could do it.

This is what happens when we let courts make stupid decisions just because we don’t like the defendent. First it’s Robin Thick getting sued for being derivative and everyone just laughs their asses off because he seemed like a douchebag who needed to get knocked down a peg. Next thing you know it’s impossible to make…

YOU WERE THE PRE-PROGRAMMED ONE!

I go to Kotaku or Lifehacker for most things nerdy.

Here are the White Walker/Wight rules as I see it:

Ohh Ryan’s Toy Review ... My 3 year-old will watch that for hours if we let him.

He gnawed off the GPS anklet again. They thought he was in the garage for 32 straight hours, which is normal.