I don’t. Hamill is an actor, nothing more. A guy paid to play a role. The fact that he thinks he’s more than that is what’s sad. In fact, he’s not really even a good actor. He’s mediocre at best. He seems to me like a guy who hit his peak as a star high school football player. And now, someone finally asked him to put…

So Wong. And yet, so wight.

I’ll see your 8 bux and raise you .008

^^^ Laughs at guy for playing Ingress, still plays Pokemon Go.

I’d give this comment a big thumb’s up, but you’ll have to accept a star instead.

It’s unclear what the latter claim is referring to, since inanimate objects cannot be inherently good or evil, but I digress.

Your notion that the Dems are any different in that respect is a kinda cute, but also naive.

It appears you have spotted an error on Craigslist! How exciting, since we all know how rare those are!

The MX-3 was so cool. And so wonderfully 90's.

I take that back. You crushed it.

Your attempt at humor falls flat.

1 “mile” of airline credit does not equal 1 mile of travel. It’s simply another word for “points” you would get on any other discount plan. A round trip flight in coach is usually 25-50,000 “miles” these days. However, your mileage may vary. Pun intended.

Zuckerberg should definitely NOT go in front of Congress if he doesn’t want to. He’s under no obligation to do so. Nothing will be gained from it, and no new information will come to light.

That’s not at all what you said.

The number sold seems irrelevant to me. Which one was created first seems like the important factor here. I mean, Mannfred Mann’s version of “Blinded By The Light” was far more popular than Bruce Springsteen’s, but that doesn’t mean they get to take credit for writing it.

Spelling out BOOBIES with numbers on a segmented LCD display loses its novelty real quick

Didn’t the Essential Phone have the notch before the iPhone X? So who copied who again?

Most of them would think you were talking about a quasi-militant group of African-American political activists from the 1960s.

It’s been theorized that the “lasers” in Star Wars are actually bolts of highly charged plasma, which, among other things, explains why they move at sub-light speeds.

Good one! But that’s not Mos Eisley. It’s a pop-up bar in Chicago made to look like it. ;)