Yeah, which is pretty much why I shrugged it off.

That character test was genius, and spot on. I even tried this with people who saw the movie to see if I could get any real description of the character, to no avail.

And then he did just toss him out the window. Far as he was concerned, Stark was as good as dead, until he got sideswiped by Mark VII.

I kind of wish that they made up their own fighter design for the movie, like the other SHIELD personnel carrier jet that they were using.

Pointless? Nay I say! Seeing Thor take a big chomp out of it was the best part.

Kinda lame. I didn't even have enough time to see that the extras killed were Asian, but then with the amount of people that were killed outright in Loki's entrance, it doesn't even make a difference. The pissing matches between the characters were arguably the best parts of the movie. The dynamic between them all was…

Pointillism typically involves blending colors out of the dots.

Well you see, swamp gas refracted the light from Venus, and so on and so forth...

At this point, if you're not going to put a microSD slot on your phones, there's no excuse for not beefing up the internal storage to make up for it.

It does make one wonder about the state of mobile computing 10 years down the road. The architecture may be different, but it's interesting to see how beefy these things are compared to handsets made even just a year ago.

I was thinking the same thing. 2GB of RAM? 1.7GHz Quad Core? My first Macbook is anemic compared to this thing.

Magical star that disappeared once they got there. Checkmate, such and such.

I'm sure this connects to Australia's refusal to acknowledge the rash of drop bear attacks.

To be fair, not very far, and it's over the river.

It's not that it needs exotic materials, but rather better grades than what it currently offers. The Corvette's interior's been a drab, chintzy mess for a bit too long now.

CODSWALLOP

John Daggett and Miranda Tate would be the ones to go after first. And even if they were both dead in the end, the fact that both of them were directly connected to Bane's operation kind of leaves Lucius in the clear. Daggett's part directly resulted in countless millions of dollars worth of damage, and many lives…

It seemed to me that Ra's Al Ghul was like a name that was passed down. After all, it turned out that Ra's was nothing more than a mercenary, before the warlord took his wife away from him.

I think the One Ring made him do it.

Is this rule on the same list as 34? What are rules 4 through 33?