psychobauble
Psychobauble
psychobauble

Yeah, and what about Benghazi!

Came here to post the EXACT same thing. You beat me to it.

Yeah, I read too fast and totally missed that you said that in your original post. Valid point. Carry on. Nothing to see here...

Did you have the same issue in the original Star Wars, which was just a generation after the Jedi were wiped out, when Obi-Wan began to explain The Force to Luke, and Luke, clearly unaware of what this even is, says, quizzically, “The Force?” If Luke didn’t even know what The Force was then, it is perfectly reasonable

That is some top-notch food porn. That first picture looks just as good as the Shake Shack’s photo.

I’m not overweight, but I am concerned with the amount of sugar in my diet, particularly from sodas. I decided to switch to diet sodas, but I don’t care much for artificial sweetener either, and those have health consequences of their own. Then I got a water carbonating system (from an Israeli company with

You need to check your e-mail, dude.

You had me at space dragons.

You must live in the “non-racist” part of the midwest. I live in Southern Indiana, and according to the graph, there is a lot of racism in this area. Also, according to the black population graph, there aren’t a lot of blacks in this area. So I can see SOME correlation between the two graphs, but it is far from a

Of course, in the Special Edition, Sana shoots at Leia point blank but misses, giving Leia the opportunity to pull out her blaster and shoot Sana dead.

Ah, yes, it’s all coming back to me!

This is the exhibit I was thinking of. I saw it at the Magic Kingdom in Florida in the late 80’s or early 90’s.

No, I don’t think you’re crazy. I very much remember a “ride” called Tomorrowland (or maybee The World of Tomorrow) at the Magic Kingdom—not the Spaceship Earth in Epcot, but it was more of a show or exhibit than a ride. It was basically an auditorium with a rotating stage that would turn to reveal different rooms and

Your trolling comments were a joke? Okay. What shitty dad joke did I make? Maybe you should make sure you are responding to the right person. You seem like a really confused person. Maybe you should rethink this whole “Talking on the Internet” thing. Especially if you make “jokes” that are not at all funny and that no

If you read the book, the movie will make a lot more sense. But it will still be a terrible movie based on a relatively good book. As a side note, the director—Barry Levinson—and Dustin Hoffman took some time off in the middle of shooting this “blockbuster” to film a low-budget political satire. That movie, “Wag the

I remember going to see this movie in the theaters. After watching the first one over and over on VHS, I was pretty excited, and on the way to see the movie, a friend and I stopped in the local record store to pick up the “A Kind of Magic” Highlander soundtrack by Queen, so we could listen to “Princes of the Universe”

No, actually that fallacy doesn’t apply. Your argument is that people, largely, won’t like this sort of silly joke, and that it will be met with a great deal of vitriol. Yet we are seeing no evidence of that. In fact, the large number of stars indicate that people DO in fact appreciate the joke, and most of the

I need you to understand that when you make comments like this, you single yourself out for vitriol by a large number of people.