I am fine with teaching Creationism —nn the context of Literature and Fiction.

I busted out laughing at this.

That's why I installed a guard rail in front of my TV. You don't want to watch Jurassic Park without that feeling of safety

Lol. "The pants, they are still warm!"

Now let's see the Mythbusters increase the scale of these and test out how many of these rockets it would take to actually move something.

they should have tiered prime plans. certain # of free 2-day shipments, with instant video or without instant video, etc.

It's a true story that is amazing compelling and important.

History class:

I'm sorry, what?

Would have liked to see this option

Or

Look I know this is my answer to every open thread, but it has to be Avatar: The Last Airbender.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. They knew seven seasons would do it, spent the last season wrapping up events in an epic eight-part arc followed by an even more episode two-hour finale.

TNG. The last couple seasons were really good, and then maybe a little flat towards the end (Troi-Worf, anyone?), but it was still overall great and the finale was perfect, giving both a definitive series finale while still leaving it open for further adventures (whether in the audiences' imagination or in the movies).

I think this movie walked the line pretty perfectly, but too many people don't get the joke part:

Starship Troopers, I want more. Original, not self-serious sequels.

I don't know about "best possible way", but I do have a soft spot for The Chronicles of Riddick.

Ya...just the whole movie.

It was so over the top, but I found it to be hilarious.