Hahaha, I was thinking that these would make for a pretty interesting game of Snake.

That's no moon...

This new era of spaceflight reminds me of the books by Jack McDevitt, whose stories envision a future in which spaceflight has been completely taken over by private companies. (Although, I'm sure this happens in a lot of sci-fi that I haven't read as well.)

These are amazing. Please tell me there's somewhere to buy prints.

Quite a talented artist, Mr. Picacio! Wonderful work!

Also, possibly, an amusement park.

One of my co-workers does a spot-on impression of Lee. If it's a frequent hit at post-work happy hours.

Watch out, Cap! It's the Man with the Golden Gun!

::Thumbs up::

Shatner's awesomeness must have blinded my exact recollection of this episode.

I also didn't know about this went I went to Vegas. Bummer!

Wow — this looks awesome!

I think "comedy classic" is stretching it a bit. Idiocracy was not the least bit funny, and I feel like some people cling to it because of Mike Judge's previous headaches with Office Space. Extract was much better. Both it and Office Space had great messages without hitting the audience over the head with it.

We had ridiculously warm temperatures in Connecticut this spring (which was kind of nice after last year's brutal winter). I barely had to run my heat at all in March, which was nice for my oil bill.

"An author quoted in the article says her writing days last as long as 14 hours."

Do you accept USD?

Aren't the lines over her face at 1:21 an homage to Blade Runner?

"There's no dialogue."

You're right. We should travel by map instead. Much for efficient.

How does one become a specialist in the affairs of elves? And how can I apply for said job?