Something about that song apparently gives people that can't sing the uncontrollable urge to howl along with it. It's not easy to sing. Hell, even Keys barely pulls it off — she's more hollering than singing her way through it.

Mine is also a little dog-eared (it was like that when I found it in a Barnes & Noble clearance rack), but yeah, no way am I giving that away.

Detrimental Robots?

Is it bad that I'm more happy that Cruz conceded than I am worried about Trump? Because Cruz? Fuck that guy, seriously.

Sad.

I have a copy of Marvel Comics' SQUADRON SUPREME trade paperback, the first print run of which has the ashes of its author, Mark Gruenwald, mixed into the ink according to his last wishes.

I watched The Venus Wars on newly acquired Blu-Ray. There are some uneven bits (the idea of using filmed backgrounds in a few scenes was interesting, but simply didn't work) but the animation is still largely beautiful, with a few sequences rivaling AKIRA and other contemporary features.

Yep. In the comics, Iron Man is super protective of his own technology, which the government steals from him (and generally misuses) every chance it gets. Captain America stands for American ideals, not the government. The idea of either of them being of favor of registration doesn't make much sense.

That's after Thor beat the ever-loving shit out of Iron Man for making a clone of him while he was dead, of course.

The guy from Hart to Hart? I thought his name was Robert Wagner.

Zwieback needs food… BADLY

Indeed, it truly is hard out here, for a pimp.

What's Zwieback doing in the Impact Zone?!

WILD SPECULATION:

The image on the main page that links to this one looks a heck of a lot like the infamous Abu Ghraib torture photo.

I prefer Capthon America.

Kiana Tom.

She was in Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans (and was great, and looked great) but that was 7 years ago.

You've already got Battlestar Galactica for space Mormons, and Dragonlance for Mormons & dragons.

Maz is into Wookiees.