@espinha: Actually, physicists say that, theoretically, stars shouldn't be able to fly.

This is all I see.

Hey, the battery on your phone is almost dead. Just FYI.

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This made me think of Larry Niven's "The Locusts." It's not exactly the same concept, but there's an echo. A species periodically creates a breed especially suited/motivated to expansion/migration.

I don't want to beat a dead horse or be one-dimensional myself, but I really want to see Christina Hendricks in a Jessica Rabbit getup.

Growing prehistoric-sized bugs.

It's... the Tingler! Scream! Scream for your lives!

@blaaps: So, how are you enjoying your first day on the internet?

I don't doubt that John Waters is interested in mustache grooming tops, but he's always seemed more like a bottom to me.

It's like they didn't even watch TSCC! Robots driving submarines! The future is happening around us so slowly, we'll be there before we know it.

That "space leg" is giving me funny feelings.

@ManchuCandidate: The best part is when, with his last breath, Ahab raises himself from the floor and falls onto the launch button.

I bet this movie blows chunks.

@GusF: It really is a natural. Miss Haversham should obviously be an undead something-or-other.

@spidersthrash: Dracula: A travelouge about a man trying to follow his career aspirations, while reconciling the emotional distance that grows between he and his wife with the physical distance neccesary for his work to flourish.

Thet've decided Adama is the key. They'll keep following his storyline forward, until the last series ends right where BSG starts, only by then Olmos will be too old for the part and they hrie Taylor Lautner.

@simonbarsinister: Does everything have to be 3D now???

@Dayburner: And stop touching yourself.

Ghost Rider's chain should have logic probe at the end.