I honestly don’t know how most sane American’s aren’t walking around screaming constantly like they just found a normal human in Invasion of the Body Snatchers.

I had to drop by the Verizon store, yesterday because my phone flipped out and would not even factory reset. The girl (teen?) behind the counter and I got into a discussion about the iPhone 7 and I told her I would never buy a phone without an audio port. Her response was the same thing I’ve been hearing from every…

Not sure if this is the stupidest article ever (the competition is pretty tough) but it’s really, really dumb.

You just described how I feel to a tee. I think part of it is while these X-Men movies all started happened, the MCU was built. For me, Avengers, Ant-Man, GOTG, and all of the Captain America movies are light years ahead of these X-Men movies. Their costumes are much closer, the actors are better, etc. I’m just burned…

I’m right there with you. I haven’t been able to give any xmen movie, except maybe 1st Class, above a 3/5. Maybe if they built Apocalypse over two or three movies it would be better. Same with DOFP. Give the characters some room to grow. I’d love to see any xmen group given an hbo or netflix show. Even Hulu’s Awesomes…

The X-Men were my gateway to comic books. I obsessively bought every satellite title for years upon years, and still have a deep and embarrassing amount of love for certain characters (see: most of Warren Ellis’s run on Excalibur).

Look, soccer is just too boring for a guy who has spent 5 hours a day for 30 years debating middle reliever usage in regular season baseball games.

Well, no.

Am I the only one who think “after shows” are the lamest form of television? Do people that watch them have no friends (IRL or virtually) to discuss the show? Do they not have access to the internet to read articles about episodes? Seriously... why do these exist?

This comment, and many others like it, is a perfect example of the point I’m making. “No,” says the wised-up internet user, “they’re not asking him to take a pay cut; they just want to pay him about half what he’s owed this year. He can earn the rest by playing another year, and working twice as long for the same…

Fingernail lobotomy or Zack Snyder’s Batman v. Superman?
Give me a minute.

This is the thing I don’t get. While the Fire TV might have a decent margin, there’s just no way Amazon’s making any money on the Fire TV Stick. Even if it does make money, you buy the Fire TV once. Prime, on the other hand, costs money every year. Getting someone hooked on your ecosystem means focusing on the services…

4GB was definitely the right choice there. All the reviews I’ve seen said that the 2GB model started to crap out after around 8 tabs or so. I’ve had a ton of stuff running at once and it handles it beautifully.