I just have to admire both the perseverance and courage of Emma and her boyfriend. I don't know if I could have waited that long for McDonald's, nor do I know if I would have had the bravery to eat something prepared by someone so clearly on another plane of existence.

If I learned anything from being best friends with a small town McDonalds manager, it's that short skinny and sweaty zombie were on a FUCKLOAD of drugs that night.

I am a regular Gizmodo reader and I consider myself relatively tech-savvy, but I didn't even know Apple had a free music streaming service (apart from the time they decided we all wanted to listen to U2's dad rock) and I bet I'm far from alone there— and I'm even typing this on a MacBook Pro, so I doubt the change…

You're thinking of that Michael Douglas movie.

Poor Batman. Confusion and blood is going to fly when Patrick Bateman finds out Bruce Wayne has a better business card than he does.

Those are just awesome, my copilot asked that I post this here.

JUMPMAN!
Commodore 64 version, around 1981-82 if I recall

Dude, I was logging into BBS's back in the day to download my warez. My friends and I used to hack PC games back in the day by running them through a debugger, finding the binary bits that performed the validity check and then deleting out those portions of the executables.

Is Ray just going to end up all bionic?

"Well slapped, your majesty."

All those problems would have never been on the radar if Fox had aired the episodes in order. The Train Job isn't in a place where it "rushes to try and establish a whole host of characters and situations" because the two hour pilot already did that in a fantastic and amazing way.

Someone on my Facebook recently referred to vaping as "mouth fedoras".

Dear Warner Bros:

More like REAL wood trim. unless ours was some sore of deluxe model. the VCR was missing, But we had a TV, Sound system with EQ, CB radio, and a built in radar detector. The interior was maroon and grey velor.