The easiest way to get light levels is to grind out patrols and strike playlists WITHOUT A FACTION CLASS ITEM EQUIPPED and earn Vanguard Marks. You can earn up to a hundred each week and buy legendary armor from your Vanguard leader (Level 2) or the Vanguard gunsmith in the tower (Level 3).

This is a movie that has a Ken Watanabe-voiced autobot who calls Optimus Prime 'sensei,' is named 'Drift,' and speaks in Haiku.

That is not awesome. That is dumb and racist. (In a fashion of racism not contained in hatred, but a fashion of racism that reduces ethnicities to stereotypes)

Why is it always the Romanians

There was a FIRE FIGHT!

God, if I never hear Francis say, "It's not all party hats and hand jobs over here" again, it'll be too soon.

There is/was one in development by Interplay, not sure what happened to it though, haven't received a newsletter email in a long time.

No one puts Newsstand in the corner... I mean folder...

As someone who had most of his teenage years as the millenium rolled over, I think that I can objectively give a reply:

There is essentially zero natural convection in space (either outside, where there is effectively no atmosphere, or inside where everything is in free fall), so every minor piece of heat generating electronics needs some form of active cooling.

Many people think of orbit as being really high up, outside the Earth's gravity. False. The key to most orbits is speed, you're still well within the Earth's grasp (the moons very far away and it is too), but you're going so F'ing fast that your ballistic trajectory (your point of impact if you were going slower)…

This is a two-variable equation, but first let me start with a somewhat-winded preface. I hope that you'll pardon my French.

Really? This is even a question? It's COST! Period! In 1965 you could get a V8 Mustang for ~$3k, or less than $20k in today's money. The base 6cyl was under $15k in today's dollars. And that's in the days before MASSIVE student loans, stagnant wages, and skyrocketing housing prices. Kids could graduate HS, get…

They actually appear to be from a old french automotive magazine called "Calandres", which translates to "Grills".

Very much agreed! I'm also love to see an outfit like HBO or Showtime or Syfy get their hands on the material, or a movie studio that would do it justice; I think it would be fantastic as a miniseries, especially if they got the chance to show more of the bugs.

It would certainly be more entertaining than any Tim&Eric show.