In Wrath of Khan:

It's like the razor blade handles used for skids on a shuttle in one of the Star Trek movies. It's the same philosophy, I guess. Why spend time making something new when an existing object shown out of scale and for a few seconds will likely be unrecognizable on first viewing. Awesome catch.

Johnathan Quail Higgins III approves.

Anne Bishop's Black Jewels trilogy is pretty damn dark.

I like the Who a lot better than the Beatles.

Never trust space hippies.

Miracle Mile fucked me up more than the Day After. That and a show on Nostradamus. No real critical thinking skills when you're age is in the single digits.

Bought my FJ Cruiser because it will go anywhere (and is built like it's meant to), I've had a crush on it since it came out, and it's kind of a replacement for a Isuzu Trooper we had that got totaled a few years ago (I really loved that truck). I actually do need a vehicle that can be used as a daily driver on…

How much Thalidomide did your mom take?

Also, this.

Laminar water fountains.

Indy also only took one drink, and the Knight had access to it all the time.

The less said about Uranus the better, I guess.

I sure wish they were.

"I'm telling this for you!"

I thought you guys said there wasn't a reason to hate math?

They're produced by the Forge World division of Games Workshop. The reason the scale might be confusing is that the model on the plinth in the mid-ground is from the old Inquisitor game line, which is much larger than the regular 40k model range.

They can't stop at a Burger Jerk, or a Fishy Joe's, or a Chizzler or something along the way?

One minute of angle equals roughly one inch at one hundred yards.

Yeah, but Marvin only met a handful of humans.