How about we accept that airline seats suck, try to act like civil human beings, and deal with the situation like an adult? "I'm sorry, person in front of me, I understand you only wish to be comfortable, and I appreciate that, but the airline's 1 inch reclining illusion of that comfort puts your seat about an inch…

there is no such thing as "too many" Shirow manga.

I wonder how many of these schools are educating tomorrow's lawmakers? I'd be interested to have a discussion with them and see if they perceive what they do is stealing.

That's not a white Tupac, it's a white Aunt Jemima

Am I just doing Reddit wrong? You have to read the post description, then click on the photo that links to imgur, and then click on the link on imgur to read the comments back on Reddit? This makes my brain hurt.

I like Reddit a lot. But only when filtered through the internet once or twice, when it shows up on some other site or in a friend's feed or something. I guess I like distilled Reddit. I prefer when people link me stuff and I don't have to filter through the abomination that is the Reddit front page. I guess it's what…

"hidden away" may be an exaggeration. I agree this is by far the better deal, but when I went to price out the adapter, this was listed directly above it.

I used to call these mouth noises, but going forward they will be known as Dad Noises. Thank you, sir.

Crazy. I love the premise of this new XCOM game and in my head was comparing it to Fallout Tactics, which I adored. But you're right. I can also see the parallels between XCOM and R6. I played the shit out of R6 games until they took the tactical stuff out.

Why are their chairs so far apart? It just seems weird. That old Regis talk show used to practically have guests in the host's lap.

This is also my experience with it. I am using the third gen iPad. I have tried Splashtop's extended display and had the same problems, though. So far, I have not found a decent solution for an extended display on my iPad. I can duplicate screens fine, with no lag and great response, so I can use the iPad to remote to…

How often does an Op-Ed piece convince you to do the opposite of what it sets out to do? I'll buy a case simply because none of the points in this article are logical or salient.

I'm a Native American and was going to post that I am not offended, but then I looked up potlatch. I was unoffended and uneducated. Now I'm the opposite.

bravo!

sometimes, even when you love the premise of a show, it'll star one or more people that don't fit the character, or who you simply don't like. For me, that guy is Donal Logue. I can't even say why I don't like him, but he was why I passed on this show when it was on.

I dunno if it can be an honest mistake in the theater anymore. At the theaters in the area, there are about a half dozen reminders prior to the film to be courteous and silence or turn off your phone. The newest reminders I've seen ask you not to text and distract people in the theater due to the light, as mentioned…

Yeah, bees are one thing and I'll leave them to their business. Wasps are the devil and will sting you will little or no provocation, and it hurts. Real serious pain. There's no sense in letting wasps hang around if you want to live a terror-free, outdoor lifestyle in your backyard. At least paper wasps you can find…

A monopod holds something up. I think you mean a cephalopod.

I heard we were pooping on people's beliefs and opinions in here. So is there a line forming or do I just jump in?

any time I think Gawker comments have hit rock bottom or are completely irrelevant, posts like this come up and remind me that rock bottom is relative