I understand it is a stretch but Michael Madsen's and David Carradine's conversation at the beginning of Kill Bill Vol. 2 reveals that Bud pawned his in El Paso for $250.

As usual, 4chan gets it right:

But what about Chicky Hines?

That reminds me of the old joke about a happy marriage.

the villains get their just desserts

My favourite dinosaur strip is Dinosaur Comics.

The best and most realistic "hacking" scene is at the start of The Social Network when he's putting together the first incarnation of "The Facebook" to allow students to vote on the attractiveness of female students.

When's Adam Sandler going to get royalty payments from this blatant rip-off of Food Innuendo Guy?

You should go into theology.

The Han Solo Trilogy was good. It was published in the late 1990s.

It worked OK in 1688.

I'm so glad I stopped reading Star Wars novels before the Yuuzhan-Vong ones came out. As I understand it, they basically retcon the Emperor into a good guy who was trying to take over and consolidate the Empire so they could be prepared for the invasion of the eviler Yuuzhan-Vong aliens, which he had foreseen.

I read the Zahn trilogy when they first came out, in my early teens. I remember them capturing the feel of the movies so well.

The extra u stands for evil.

When Martin started writing the books 20 years ago, he probably wasn't thinking about the acting abilities of the guy who would play Jon Snow in a show later.

Yes, the Kingsguard guard the King and his immediate family. Yet three of the members of the Kingsguard (three out of only seven) are guarding some Stark girl in some tower in Dorne?! And not just any three, but one of them was the Lord Commander and one was the "Sword of the Morning".

We are told that Jon looks more traditionally Starkish than his other "siblings", who have very Tully-like features, except for Arya who is also a Stark's Stark by appearance.

I had some pizza in Napoli that was pretty good. But I guess I'm a filthy casual.

You have to be really careful about which site on the Internet you say that.

These are fast-paced. In the Beverly Hills Cop one, Axel finds his old hoodlum friend in his apartment, and five panels later (less than a page) he's shot.