Well Lego started producing interlocking plastic blocks in 1949 and didn't make the first minifig until 1978 in the Castle, Space, and Town sets. Then, an additional 11 years after that, they made one with a body that wasn't solid colors and a face that wasn't the generic smiley face. So really, there were 29 years…

Great idea. We'd like to examine how Thing A is different from Thing B, so let's just look at Thing B and assume it's the same. SCIENCE.

They're not represented 50/50 because the customer does not want 50/50. Most LEGOs are purchased for young boys, and young boys would rather play with boy minifigs.

An Enzo seems like a very stressful car for Banner to drive. It's really fast and if he freaks out and explodes out of it, the repairs are going to be a nightmare.

The quote means things if you actually, for example, look it up. Or know your science. Rather than blindly dismissing him.

There is no such thing as instant heat. Let's do some math.

Alternative: don't be 160 pounds overweight in the first place.

This looks like bad CGI. The T-1000 comes to mind.

I thought the brake pedal was the threatening one, as it is a) hooked to a hydraulic system, which neither of the others is, and b) it's the pedal your foot is likely to be on at the time of a crash. Other than that, makes sense.

She's got six years of major executive experience. Akerson has 31. The case could be made that that has something to do with it.

Right. In this case it's boobs.

Are you insinuating that perhaps the makers of my 3400-pound steel sedan weren't concerned with weight savings?

Would you say that you dredded it?

Umm, the accelerator pedal arm is made of metal in my car. A 19-year-old Volvo 850. Why in the name of British Racing Green are they not metal in something like an Aston?

Then it's slightly weird. Depends on camera placement though.

everybody has body image issues

Sometimes a cup of coffee is just a cup of coffee.

I was going to correct your spelling and then I saw what you did there.

The camera could be on the front of the booth in the fashion of ATM cameras. Just saying.