Badging. Lots and lots of badging.
Badging. Lots and lots of badging.
lol, excellent.
So it may only accidentally cater to the vampire market.
I'd take it in blue, myself.
No a mobile that sings with Gilbert Gottfried's voice is dumb. This is actually for a good purpose.
No C-3PO staggering about somewhere off in the background? I am disappoint.
Anything that would sexually arouse him
I have to agree. Also, have you checked the Weyland Industries website? I wish Star Trek had this sort of thing going on. A massive fictional chart of planets would be outstanding. http://www.weylandindustries.com/
What does being a Swede have to do with discerning the quality of American products anyway?
That makes sense, though I think a word may have slipped through time from the 1800's. Chinamen.
Damn Americans are takin' our jerbs.
Ultimately, I think you're right. The space race is cool and the spirit of competition can be grand, but for humanity to really explore space, it absolutely must be a collaborative effort.
Yeah that whole sense of exploration and discovery is pretty much done for. I guess general audiences are not as interested in that sort of thing anymore, but it's still kind of sad to see that Star Trek's original spirit is pretty much dead in these films.
Here's to hoping that the plot actually has proper logic this time.
Oh man, time to welcome back an old friend lol
Of course not. Unfortunately, a lot of people actually think it does. It's an old and still oddly popular argument that some of these people use to contest the theory of evolution.
It's usually more fun to leave the sarcmarks out.
It's a shockingly popular analogy that people attempt to use.
Maybe they're feeling overconfident since clueless travelers of the web get caught going their way if they forget to put the f in Netflix.com.