Funny, I tried a similar tactic with my current company. I was offered a position with another firm. It was a modest increase in salary to join them, but I negotiated the offer to be a bit more. They also had one more week vacation a year. However, their benefits stunk. I took the offer back to my company and they…

I’ve only ever been to the one in Orlando, which is the best theme park ride in the country in my opinion. But the thing that always confused me about the ride is that it is based on the Twilight Zone. They even have a reanimated Rod Serling introduce the ride. But if anybody has ever watched the Twilight Zone, which…

“Princess Leia died on the way back to her home planet”

I don’t agree with your list, only because every episode is #1 in my heart.

You could have still set it in the 50s and had the bad guys be an offshoot of the Nazis. It took place in South America where many of them were hiding! Meanwhile, a lot of the other Nazi scientists went on to work for the US military.

It’s a good film, not great. I enjoyed watching it, but I wouldn’t say it was anywhere near to the best film of the year. Visually, it’s amazing, but very inconsistent with its singing (with actors who really can’t sing), and a ho-hum story we’ve seen a million times. I would have given best director and screenplay to…

We’ve all done this.

Four stars. Very nice driver, who knew his way around, but I docked him a star as we were delayed four hours after he shot someone.

I have had full-fledged shouting matches with people trying to argue that the Disturbed version of that song eclipses the original. I think it does.

I, too, spent about six hours of my free time to make this:

Yeah, as a single in 2010 (Just checked Spotify)

Ever play the karaoke version of the Inception soundtrack? By far the best song is, “BWAAAAAAAAH BWAAAAAAAAH Denenenenenene BWAAAAAAAAAAH”

The song was around for a while before this commercial. It was used pretty heavily in Donnie Darko.

Scala & Kolacny Brothers are trailer music machines. They recorded the Creep cover for The Social Network, California Dreamin’ for San Andreas, Nothing Else Matters for Zero Dark Thirty, and sad versions of just about every other song you can imagine, including this:  

Just like in all of those countries in real life!

I don’t think Warren can win a general election. Tammy Duckworth on the other hand...

Mandate, by typical political science terms, comes with winning a large portion of the popular vote. Say something like Reagan, Johnson, or FDR winning with more than 60%.

It’s just a Mexican costume, the person looking at it makes the assumption that it’s “lazy”. I’m watching you, chocolatechipcookiesforbreakfast.

Good! Finally, people with peanut allergies can stop being buzzkills for our airplane rides, baseball games, schools, and trips to Texas Roadhouse.

Do you still stand by your response to the general and critically negative reception of Tony Haw: Ride?