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Yeah, the number of occasions I’m in the vicinity of a driftwood-based campfire is probably an average of once every three or four years, and I know to stand upwind of it, so I’m skeptical that my health is really being seriously affected by this.

the Challenger II’s barrel is rifled for accuracy

+1 for the immediate recognition. I’ve never seen it actually used before, but one time in early spring, when there was still snow on the ground, I went past it and there was a large churned path going about 2/3's of the way up the ramp, so I presume that a truck had been forced to use it in the previous few days or so

Because it’s a really dramatic looking between the sheer slope of the ramp and the surrounding scenery?

Hot take: All sports involve completely arbitrary line-drawing with regard to their rules — there are no objectively correct rules for a given sport that can be deduced through scientific testing, nor is there some platonic form of a given sport that can be reasoned out — thus this standard is just one more

Uh huh, sure, an accident. I believe it, really.

But saying, “Sorry, I invited my mom to dinner.” ??? That just makes no sense at all.

But what about Orange Vanilla Coke?

The free publicity for being the first to do this would almost certainly be vastly greater than the cost of doing it, so ROI isn’t really directly applicable. Measuring ROI is really more of an issue for successive uses where there wouldn’t be meaningful third-party media coverage of it.

Uh, I never thought Uber didn’t compete with public transportation, nor do I understand why anyone would be upset one way or another about that. Any form of transportation within a metropolitan area — even your own feet — competes with public transportation to some degree.  Should people be upset with me because I

You think JJ Abrams is going to take you to the forest moon of Endor and not give you Ewoks?

Not to mention that was never actually a thing in general. Other than the Skywalkers, none of the Force users in the films were part of some “magical dynastic lineage.” 

Given that he’s got 56 stars as of this comment, it seems like he’s doing something right!

I didn’t hate the ending of OB, but the story was wrapped up way too neatly, especially with leaving Helena and Rachel both alive.

Except, of course, that (a) McNeal is an American, (b) “nappy” is used as a slang term in the US to refer to the hair texture of black people (and McNeal appears to be black or biracial), and (c) the accusations here involve teenagers, not babies or toddlers.

Skipping the Hulk film doesn’t help much with sleep/recovery given that it’s only the second movie in the series.

Fantastic 4 and all but one Spider-Man movie (Spider-Man: Homecoming) won’t be part of this since they aren’t part of the MCU.

Don’t apologize for his cultural illiteracy.  He should have been able to figure it out from context alone.

It might even be more epic than the famous TGIFriday’s endless appetizers piece!