Summer Snips is a tad much for me, but better than most of what they usually offer. I guess it’s hard to be subtly nerdy.

It says named after “Indiana Jone’s least favorite animal”, not “snake”. Indiana Jone’s least favorite animal is obviously Harrison Ford.

“Harrison For Reacts to New Species Being Named After Indiana Jones’ Least Favorite Animal”

As a 5’3” short king, I can confirm we actually can’t kiss our lovers. I’m always asking men for uppies before we smooch and it still doesn’t work. It’s brutal out here.

Good

“In Hawaiʻi, many use an umbrella to block the sunlight as they walk about during the day.”

“asteroid” not “comet”

I think that’s a scene from Tales of the Jedi, not Clone Wars.

Yes. His role on Community was amazing because they brought in so many nods to his earlier works (including his narration of the earlier Ken Burns style documentary episode).

I’m glad Hayden is getting something of a redemption tour. Him nailing the timbre and delivery of Matt Lanter just sells it. 

so just a new version of Trillian Messenger?

How rude!  /s

I never understand this line of reasoning when it comes to Taco Bell. Never once have I wanted Mexican food and considered Taco Bell an option, and never once have I wanted Nachos Bell Grande and tried to get something similar from an actual Mexican place. They’re two different things and scratch two different itches.

This idea that “I’m an adult and therefore I never have trouble sleeping” is adorable. If I can get four hours in, I’m doing great.

It’s worth what people are willing to pay for it. If not enough people buy it, watch it go on sale quick.

Yeah, attack power and HP creep have hit the card game hard. Intentionally in order to drive the purchase of new cards.

Was the problem really “regime changes” and “philosophical differences,” or just that the first one “wasn’t very good” and “didn’t make a lot of money?”

We need “Action League Now!” representation, stop-motion animation and all!

That part is great, but we still have a bunch of journalists all pointing to each other as the source of their information. This is especially disastrous in science journalism, where you get a daisy chain of “a recent study says....” articles and it turns out that, if you read the actual study, the news reports aren’t…

The whole concept of a “Ghost Kitchen” is such a scam from the get go.