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I played this for Oculus at E3. OMG I SHIT MY PANTS.

I skimmed this story for 2 minutes:

Your first mistake is trying to make sense out of the disaster that is the Star Wars plot line.

From my experience working with the WWE, most of those guys are really quite awesome. I had lunch with Batista as he reviewed footage from the previous night's show (this is something all the wrestlers like to do) — and as he watched himself do his signature going-crazy-on-the-ropes, hamming it up for the audience…

I always like hearing about people in Hollywood being nice in real life.

I worked with Dave Batista once at a WWE Super Show in Los Angeles, and he is the nicest, nerdiest guy ever. Glad to see his career is definitely taking off with this franchise! Cannot wait to see this film!

Does it require suspension of disbelief? Only constantly.

They're emailing me asking for publicity so presumably they're not worried

This sounds delightful!

Abortion gone wrong.

Abortion gone wrong.

Looks like another person who knows nothing about research, government funding or peer reviewed science.

But for what porpoise?

Yeah! That's right! It's as if making cheap consumer goods from plastic and underpaid labor, selling them at prices orders of magnitude greater than their production cost, encouraging consumers to dispose of them after one or a few uses to be tossed into a landfill or commercially dumped into the ocean, and then…

If you're trying to get money for minimal effort, you can do far better than applying for a research grant. Nobody is dumb enough to do this sort of research for the money.

I'm from San Diego. This is a very ignorant statement. Everyone, boo this man.

The real issue is not the psychological one because of the purity of the end H2O that is apparent right away. The real issue is the cost of purification and how much/fast the recycling can be done.