Yes. Considering this as twins is valid. Just think of the monk going down and a ghost ofhis previous journey going up, if you want.

Unpopular opinion: I only like the first one and a half movies.

I rather liked it. Many people get mad about the (admittedly huge) departures from the book, but it was meant to do that! Each incarnation of the story is different. The book is not definitive, and it's part of the charm of the whole thing.

I said good, not great. And didn't she leave after the second one? So, franchise kind of bombed.

Appreciate the shot all you want, but it does not a good movie make (good material for one's spank bank, though)

Oh, if you could see my browser history...and that one folder of selfies...

When a movie's biggest draw is the hot female co-star who gets a close-up on her arse, you've got a pretty shitty movie on your hands.

Classic JJ:

Is...is that Thunderf00t?

Where's my 7.9% sistahs at?

I didn't think of that! Man, New Caprica all the way.

Crossroads gave us god as a plot device, rather than as the motivation behind the Cylons' actions. It was a big deal.

This episode wrecked me. It was so jarring, so slow, so silent. The moments after she found the body, before the paramedics arrived, were excruciating. Even when we do see a vamp, the fight scene was just incidental. Nothing overshadowed the crushing reality of Joyce's death. You could feel their lives changing, it…

Do you guys seriously have the ability to just look at this map and identify each state? There's, like, fifty of them!

I work for IBM. Trust me, we don't do anything clever on purpose.

I'd want the bottom arm rest. As for it being too close, meh. You can always elect not to use it, then you're back to where you were. Would be great traveling with a squeeze.

Tone is a thing you can do in text, and it matters. The tone of that comment, perhaps unintentionally, seemed quite disrespectful towards thinner women and dismissive of those who find them attractive.

Yes, but that bending is a consequence of refraction.

I was so in love with this series when it started. Interesting (and quite accurate) lore, an engaging storyline, and such a clear direction.

That's what the tension wrench is for. You apply force, and it twists the cylinder slightly. Enough that you can get the top of the pins to stay put while you work on the others. Once they're all in place, it's few to be rotated completely to the unlocked position.