Very funny. Married people go plenty of places... soccer practice, Chuck E. Cheese, PTA meetings, emergency room... suicide prevention support groups.

He was not, and apparently neither is Leslie Jones. Because apparently Hollywood hasn’t gotten the message that black people go to college now, too.

Well, it looks pretty good except for one disappointment. Apparently Leslie Jones gets to play the stereotypical loudmouth token black urban character. I was really hoping she’d be, you know, a scientist or something. But no, “You guys are really good at this science stuff” pretty much dashed that dream.

Sure, if you’re in a huge rush, it might save you some time, but besides that, it won’t kill you to take your credit card or cash out and pay.

There’s no news here. Someone asked him if he’d like to work for a living, and he said yes. Big fat hairy deal. Let me translate for you:

*pass the beernuts.

I think I do. The long hood looks a little goofy with the top off. But put a hard top on it, and it looks like a grand touring coupe, like a Mercedes-AMG GT. Not quite the fastback look, but it’s getting closer.

I never said the X-15 was first. But it was the only one with “NASA” on the tail, so it better illustrated my point.

Yes, but it doesn’t have “NASA” emblazoned across the vertical stabilizer, so it didn’t make my point as effectively.

Considering it looks pretty much the same as any other Aston Martin made in the last 15 years or so, I’d say it looks... fine. Just like all the others.

I wasn’t implying that it was, only that it’s an example of one that came before the one in the article.

That’s not NASA’s first X-plane.

Can’t believe it costs that much and doesn’t even come with whale penis leather seats.

On the other hand, getting someone in the room who wasn’t a Star Trek fan is how we got Into Darkness, too.

I was talking about the horse.

They still haven’t improved on the bombs that thing drops.

Don’t forget where that one came from, either...

I’d have to respectfully disagree. I’ve had two older ones in my family. The first was a bland, boring, and silver base model. The second was a bright yellow OZ Rally edition. While it was no better or worse than the first one, it was the first car I ever took to an autocross, and successfully tricked my wife into…

Too late for me. I got married while demand was high and supply was low.

Yeah, but my point is that these type releases are typically done without the MPAA being involved. Hence the Unrated moniker. The only reason to get them involved and slap an official R on it: marketing.