Obligatory:

Mind of a child, body of a baby:

Does an early congrats get one out of greys?

I think the best way I can describe what’s likable about the series is the underlying tension - the unseen danger that’s constantly brewing. These books gave me the same feels as Roadside Picnic: we know X is dangerous, but this danger is somehow normalized when everyone should be running for their lives or just plain…

You know - sounds like I should ask. His is the only one I’ve ever seen, but could be a different model. Thanks for the catch,

Hah - had to google that to get your reference. I have friends with a 500 SE wagon. Looks like this, but far from pristine:

How do you know? Me - to get it into gear from Park, I had to rock it back and forth.

I’ll leave it at this:

Can’t really tell - but it seems they improved the front end.

Water pump on V6 Rav4s. If you don’t have skinny arms, apparently it’s a 10-20hr job for a mechanic. Seriously. Here is one guy trying to do it himself:

James Cameron’s Avatar series - not for what it is, but for what it wants to be.

It’s an every man ape for himself type feeling at junkyards...

Here’s a great article from Slate on Rotten Tomatoes and trajectories: http://www.slate.com/articles/arts/culturebox/2011/06/slates_hollywood_careeromatic.html

I’m thinking Czech hedgehogs are the logical next step...

How about Illegal Aliens?

Came here to say it - CP in a way that should never need explaining.

Exactly. Try dadsplaining that to a 10 year old!

Well - you really only have one option:

Wait - what is this Avatar? Was that a thing?