I'm sure the Blu-ray will be stuffed with extras, but not the DVD. Because studios don't care about DVD buyers any more and put few to zero special features on DVD releases anymore.

Amazing photo!

Yes, that's correct.

Lamb and goat was somewhere in the fours or fives.

Gee, Emma, how much do clothes cost in The Matrix?

"This was an incredibly disjointed season."

Now that I have the issue in front of me: Pork and eggs cost only slightly more water to cultivate than fruit. Chicken a bit more so. Beef is off the chart.

Hahahaha, brilliant!

A report in National Geographic this month supports that as well. Beef is really the only livestock that requires a disproportionately high amount of water to raise. Chickens much less so.

I blame those hooligan greenhouse gases.

From a journalistic standpoint, the lede is just fantastic: simple, clear, to-the-point.

Gah! It's a metroid!

This is clearly a campaign begun by the tanning industry to improve their image in what will prove to be one of the most labyrinthine PR stunts of all time.

You mean the answer isn't lupus?

No, something seems different. Comments are showing in two columns. Avatars aren't showing up. Etc.

I was going to build a Rivendell LEGO diorama once. But then I took an arrow in the hand.

I'm speechless. This just oozes all kinds of awesome.

Put it this way: It makes no less sense than the Babel Fish.

"Amy Graves loves it when people come up with a convenient explanation for this, like Star Trek's Universal Translator or the Babel Fish in Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Or the dictorobitron from Plan 9 from Outer Space."

If Lois got a tan, that kid could kick right through her stomach.