The amount of "90s" being radiated from this suit is 100x the allowable daily dosage for any human.

I can't tell if you're trying to be funny or not. Given comments I've seen in the past, I tend to think funny, but I'm not sure.

"Ok, I'm drawing a line in the fucking sand here. Do not read the Latin!"

I really liked Toby Jones' turn as Ollie in The Mist. He died the way he lived, being chopped in half by a giant lobster.

Does Marty from "Cabin in the Woods" count? He was a second-banana archetype but turned out to be the hero.

It's not the size of the hole that matters; it's about the gravity of the cavity.

Back when CN was awesome.

Frankly, I'd rather see the Arrested Development musical. Starring Tobias!

So does Solomon Grundy.

Well, "falling" implies that your movement is governed by the gravitational force at play. I suppose if your descent is controlled, you could argue that you aren't actually "falling," even though gravity is acting upon you. Sort of like how a plane descending to the runway is moving towards the Earth, and it is being…

Falling, by definition, is just being drawn toward another massive body by gravitation. Whatever direction gravity is pulling you is "down" regardless of your orientation.

Spaghettification?

I especially love his push-up contest:

"Pay a man enough, and he'll walk barefoot into hell."

Go and see Kingsman, it's fantastic.

This is obvious to anyone who grew up in England with any sense of class btw ;)

Question is... will they keep his awesome snow leopard frill.

Finally a logical answer for Padma's death in Episode III