I’m not sold on this new version of Kryten.

The extended celebration was a little too much for some people.

Needs a cute loveable creature!

A couple colossi or some firebats should take care of those lickity split.

That was after his jetpack was damaged and he’s flailing into the side of the barge before tumbling into the sarlacc.

Adding an Aeris lives “route” (or storyline) - 32.6 percent

I mean, Steven Universe and Adventure Time are both kids’ shows, but they deal with very grown up themes and feature influences that you sort of need to be an adult to appreciate.

How dare you! artificially sustained dismembered torso’s entombed in sarcophagi mounted to a gigantic machine of carnage are people too!

The lack of Space Wolves on this list is obviously HERESY

Hammer time!

Fully expecting HitchBOT to end up dead in a ditch somewhere along the way, it's a toss up whether or not someone sodomizes it. Prove me wrong America.

I trust him to make increasingly bad movies. We have an excellent relationship with clear boundaries.

Is this the receptor for real wasabi or the horseradish they add green food coloring to pass off as wasabi?

Yeah. The RG line has been phenomenal. Much better than some of my MG kits. Plus, I can fit them in my apartment.

I just downloaded Cities: Skyline and played about an hour or so (one of the advantages of working at home). So far it's similar enough to SimCity to be easy to pick up the basics but different enough to still have to learn some things. It's definitely better than the last iteration of SimCity (but that's a pretty low…

I've never had any interest in MMORPGs before. That being said, I downloaded Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn. I...I'm liking it. I can't stop. Need to level my Arcanist. Please send help.

I wouldn't bother too much with clarifying your point to nay-sayers. They've already made up their minds. Social science trends and statistics are to some sheltered white folks what garlic and crosses are to vampires. You even made a point to include the example from ancient Egypt to show the broadness of the concept.