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I now want Alternate Eureka where Carter deals with a town of vampires, werewolves, ghosts, and other supernatural elements.

Blah Blah Blah Blah Eureka Blah Blah...

.... now I'm sad Eureka is gone....

More than one woman on my very small Facebook has left the site over this, as they call it, misogyny via discouragement of natural age motherhood. At first I scoffed along with other commenters, questioning how providing such a service to employees was misogynist, but I'm on their side. Companies DO NOT do things for…

No mention of this little gem from the 1950's? It came with actual radioactive material.

I can't believe anyone has enough free time to "hate watch" something on TV. I can't even keep up with the stuff i actually WANT to see!

What I tell my mom when she tries to correct my grammar is:

I'd never heard of the umbrella/appeasement protesters before; thanks for that piece of history!

Ugh. The idea that people in Columbus' day thought the world was flat annoys the hell out of me. No educated person thought that. They just thought the Earth was a lot bigger than Columbus did and they were right. The man is famous for being dead wrong.

I don't understand it and, therefore, I fear it.

Republicans won't rest until every single person with a shred of intellectual integrity votes against them.

Don't worry, New Mexico's governor will handle it.

Leto Atreides II. 3500 years of a Golden Path which turned him from this:

Jim Butcher's "Harry Dresden". I tried to copy and post a picture but failed twice! I think poor Dresden hardly went through a day without suffering. Kim Harrison's ,"Rachel Morgan wasn't far behind. I've often wondered if they knew each other!!!!

... yeah.

John Locke from LOST. Given up at birth, told he wasn't special by Ricahrd Alpert at an early age, bullied in high school, played a fool by an undercover cop while living on a commune, tricked into giving his kidney to his conman father, abandoned by his girlfriend because of the father issues, thrown out of an 8…