Sulfur always, always emerges from underground. It generally comes up with heat, and generally in a way poisonous to humans. All these things chipped in to make it the element most associated with the underworld. So all the various underworld gods were in some way associated with heat and with sulfur.

"electric nanoforest"

On the other hand, my quasicrystal coated feet allow me to skate gracefully to work. When I pass a scientist they always "go all poetic" and say "there goes PJPII like a diamond rose skating gracefully on a diamond pond frozen in diamond time by the ancient frictionless gods of diamond."

The science guy comics are equally amazing.

Watching this video while listening to "Eye of the Tiger" makes science 250% more awesome.

Andrew falls to the ground screaming, "is that a REAL knife? My one weakness, argh"

New Justice League 2014:

If you don't like them, or find their comments boring, do like everyone else does and gloss over them

I also remember you as you're the twat who was defending the IRA in a thread.

It's got a regular bow wake on both sides, so it's def in the water. But that being said, it's got a regular bow wake on both sides which mean constant speed, which to me screams "motorized".

Looks like the students at Reyjkavik Applied Technology Institute's Robotics Program have a successful end-of-year project on their hands.

They look pretty gloriously over-the-top though. And in a good way. Not in a Michael Bay way. Action needs pageantry! It needs arena fighting and huge mountains and swinging chains and giant creatures. Looks fabulous.

"it internet, no take seriously or that sad"

I was away from commenting on this site for just about two months, as I recall? Although I'm not exactly sure. Anyways, I left, and now I'm back once every couple of days, and I'm sorry but Ugg the caveman is as boring as my cat's loose poops.

I kind of give a shit because you're crudding up the comments page. You're in my visual space with your funny-as-a-baked-potato Ugg schtick.

Of course the Watchmen thing is fundamentally silly. But my point is that Moore's justification for hating DC comics is totally flawed. He built up a silly argument to bolster his work as being "real literature" and thus unassaiable. But that very argument is totally flawed because of how self-serving it is.

You're really busy wearing all the points off that star, aren't you?

The only verifiable version of "good artists borrow, great artists steal" was said by TS Eliot in his Sacred Wood critical text. And it refers to the fact that stealing requires you to know something so profoundly that you both understand its origins and can take that something in a wholly new emotional and literary…

"How would Spider-Man web this guy? He'd give him a wedgie or he'd do some awful graffiti." There's a punk rock quality to Peter Parker that's really irreverent

Untrue. Every primitive species has eyespots! It's a pretty universal adaptation! Also, it's pretty undeniable that eyes and ears are built for detection and pinpointing things.