Totally more stereotypical than the Japanese samurai brothers. Or the dwarf who likes to tinker with weapons. Or the buff Russian woman bodybuilder. Oh no, Overwatch is certainly not a game that contains stereotypical stock character archetypes. Not at all.

How does duplicating marketing and finance positions across two different teams in single company fulfill the fiduciary responsibilities owed to the companies shareholders?

And if it's not economically feasible to provide faster service in your area, why the fuck should they? Is your phone company a registered charity?

There's nothing wrong with the flyover states having shit internet. That's the trade-off you make for the peace and quiet of Kinfuck Township, Kansas.

You don’t know which specific cards of each rarity level you will get, but you do know that you will get 1 land, 10 common cards, 3 uncommons, and one rare. 1 out of every eight packs will replace the rare with a mythic rare.

I mean, the peoples who historically inhabited northern Norway, Sweden, and Finland most likely wouldn’t have survived without access to animal milk. Reindeer milk, in their case. Northern European populations in general are quite tolerant of dairy. 80 percrnt of people of Northern European descent carry the gene for…

Because cows milk acrually tastes good without having to add flavourings and sweeteners?

Because plenty of other countries already manage to do it.

Hi. Canadian here. The ACA is a fucking joke as far as health care legislation goes. Talk to me again when you Yanks get a single payer system for all 300 million of you.

I wouldnt even put The Fly ahead of Videodrome. I really like The Fly, but Videodrome is a personal favourite.

I struggle to think of a convention venue I’ve attended that doesn’t have a drinking fountain somewhere.

The article also mentions allowing outside drinks though.

I dont understand buying bottle water unless you live in Flint, Michigan. Buy a stainless steel bottle and fill it from your tap. That’s the cheap stuff.

But thats what the article already says.

Can we just reanimate the skeleton of FDR and call it a day?

I never saw the Karl Urban Dredd because it looked like a shitty rip-off of The Raid without the awesome martial arts action.

I would go so far as to argue the Abrams-verse Trek films are neither remakes nor reboots, but sequels.

You're going to dismiss Scanners, Event Horizon, and The Fly from consideration for that title so easily? What about Slither or Daybreakers? They Live? Re-Animator? Attack The Block? Videodrome?

Something can be both science fiction and horror at the same time. The Thing, The Fly, Alien, Event Horizon, Scanners, Bad Taste, etc. All of those films are both science fiction films and horror films at the same time.

How does that help when a vemue wont allow outside drinks?