DS9's slightly grittier approach, and the fact that they were stuck in one place, so it wasn't just the alien-adventure-of-the-week, helped to flesh out the Star Trek universe far more than any single series of the franchise. To me, the characters and the friendships were far deeper and more realistic, which made it…

Except the Egyptians never put the Hebrews in bondage...

God damn Nolan making everyone think super heroes should be dark and gritty, ruining the fun for those of us who enjoy heroes being heroes in colorful costumes fighting ridiculous enemies. Thank the maker for Joss Whedon.

CALLING KENYA A BRAVO STREGA MADE ME ACTUALLY SPIT-TAKE WITH MY COFFEE THANKS MADELEINE

Just love your kids.

You have a excellent point it's much simpler to knock out the railways rather then bothering hunting down the launch platform

I can just see them pitching the idea....."It's just like a sub launched nuke, or a road mobile nuke - but with the added benefit of a fixed route that it can not deviate from."

Obviously I don't get it. Please tell me why anyone would tweet that instead of linking to an essay?

Ya. I'm old, but so is that GIF. Im right and you know it.

Why the hell would someone publish that as a series of 40 tweets when a link to a coherent essay of the same content would be so much better.

Because it features Kim Basinger.

No one can share the same name with our beloved leader.

I think it's a fair comment. Enjoying what you earn is one thing. Using what you earn when there is so much that can be done to actually make the world a better place that cost you relatively little is another. Many wealthy people do donate a lot and do a lot, but what needs to be remembers is the comparative with…

There is a sense of excessiveness to it, though.

I'm all for enjoying what you earned. But something I get sickened by the excess of the rich. Just... ugh fuck em.

And yet we keep this abomination available.

Um...didn't Die An-udder Day take place in North Korea? BAN IT!

I assume nothing when it comes to other people now. The ability to detect sarcasm, recognize comedy, and the use of "common" sense (hate saying that though "Der, common sense aint so common now"), is all overestimating the capacity of the average person.

Please tell me you're being serious.

sure there is a bond movie in there, but fuck it, we are brits

Kim Jong-Il reportedly thought Team America was funny, including his own depiction. Seriously.