Pinocchio. Fine. As long as it has hidden occult symbolism and nekid ladies.

Obvious: GBR is bleaching

Obvious: GBR is bleaching (is being bleached?, is bleached...?)

Ok stop. Your causing me pain. “...not the paper ones of cours...” oh. just. stop. Go to a used bookstore and buy Joe Haldeman’s Forever War, or John Scalzi’s Old Man’s War. Do not load into an ebook. Stay away from the computer.

EH had a breakpoint where it deflected to hellraiser–which was the intent of the producers and studio, so, good job then. My problem is I don’t care for that genre particularily and would have wanted the break to double down on the scifi black hole dimensional travel schtick. I own the blue ray and still watch it…

no one does print work without signing off on a proof. My comment was a non-comment, really, and the other comments cover it pretty well. I don’t think OP danchovy came back to clarify.

Planet Hunter Daily News:
There are lots of good planets around red dwarfs.

I might Grok this. However. I am getting tired of the blatant Chinese market placement. A film is good, or it’s not, doesn’t matter what culture sees it. If a film is tailored to fit a market at what cost to the overall potential quality of the film? Fuck you Studios. You’re a bunch of shit swilling art crushing…

...sadly one of our downfalls, is that we don’t plan well for the future.

“...a small black hole will suck in the entire universe...” and that my friends is the state of general knowledge of astrophysics today, or even a half-assed scifi flick, as embodied by former Inspector General, U.S. Department of Transportation, Mary Schiavo.

The most powerful solar storm ever experienced by humans...

...it probably wasn’t the rocket landing.

That is a totally awesome, underrated film. I’m going to watch it again tonight. Love the TD soundtrack.

...cannot trust graphic designers or people who work in printing centres...

ArXiv.org: 2012; ...Using computer simulations, Tiscareno and Malhotra have predicted the existence of a small but significant population of minor bodies moving in a 1:1 mean motion resonance with Pluto. Here we show using N-body calculations that the Plutino 15810 (1994 JR1) is currently an accidental quasi-satellite…

perspective: the closest Mars ever gets to earth is 35 million miles, and the second image set here is double that. Pluto is a small fraction of the mass of Earth and JR1 a similarly small fraction of Pluto. JR1 is as influenced by Pluto as it is by any other KBO, Neptune, or the Sun. Definitely not a moon.

Thanks for the heads up Giz, I’ve preserved one of BBC’s steak and kidney pie recipes here, you know, for posterity (... Gawker sites will outlast the beeb. Right?):

ban farming.

Sarcasm was noted. George is a value-added contribution.