Yep. Here are the Supreme Court justices. Not pictured: Chief Justice Santa Claus.

Approve.

It's a hakapik.

Relax. Don't worry so much. There's really not much you can do about all those parents trying to brainwash their kids about Jebus and whatnot.

Tyrannosaurus bataars were first discovered in 1946 during a joint Soviet-Mongolian expedition to the Gobi Desert in the Mongolian Omnogovi Province. Since 1924, Mongolia has enacted laws declaring fossils to be the property of the government of Mongolia and criminalizing their export from the country.

The #observationdeck has always come through for me, no matter how vague my recollection.

Because it's not a sub atomic particle.

Apparently they're not allowed to make him the badass who shoots Shane for threatening Rick.

If they were smart, they'd just say "Yep, it's Bush. If Republicans are offended, they can feel free to drum up a bunch of free advertising for us."

Actually, they dolled it up specifically to look like Jory Cassel, whose head was supposed to be up there.

Approve.

Because class is still an issue.

You're still getting the scale wrong.

You're not thinking in astronomical scales. 100,000 years is the blink of an eye, but what would a society that much older than us look like?

You know how how if you hold your hand over a block of ice, it feels like it's radiating cold at you? Most of the time the world around you is radiating (almost) as much energy at you as you're leaking out. When you hold your hand over something cold, you're getting back much less than you radiate.

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Very low, yes, but even in those conditions people do, from time to time, scratch together enough for small luxuries. Also consider that they may not necessarily get them new. They may get them from ebay (seems to be possible to find them <$50), or just given one by a friend or relative who's upgrading.

Yeah, rereading it I can see that. It's hard to tell what he meant.

That sentence was rather awkwardly phrased. My parsing of it was:

Why is this controversial? To people who aren't afraid of bioscience, that is.