Hey there buddy! C'mere. I built a little home for you. Yes, AND your whole family!

Imagining an orchestra, building in their intensity, to your comment/speech against the man.

Seems like this is more evidence to avoid or minimize the amount of "baby talk" a parent should use with their baby, assuming your preference is they learn real language as early as possible.

I would could definitely see the Wilson brothers in the ghost busting biz.

I've figured it out. They need Wes Anderson to direct and voila — Bill Murray on board.

Higgsy baby

I was going to, but I thought better of it.

Increase it to 11.

Give me an internet connection and I'll sign up for the far side outpost.

DJ Black C Ice in da haus.

I've encountered the meme more times than I've seen the actual TV show, which is none.

I was 4 and it's one of the first movies I remember going to see. I think I had an iron-on t-shirt and I still have a Darth Vader helmet necklace (not sure around which episode it was given to me though). Just checked and it looks like I have the Limited Edition discs with the bonus "theatrical release" disc. Got…

Didn't know about those deleted scenes. The decision making is utterly baffling.

Remember kids, every time you read "robot" in the above post, make sure it sounds like "robut" in your head. And don't forget to brush your teeth before bed, with Aqua-88 toothpaste — now with more radium!

Too bad the movie version dismissed the ending in the book and turned the point of the story on its head.

Oh wow, thanks for posting that. It's coming to Denver, so I think I may just go for it (although I'd prefer to participate in the San Diego one). A bit pricey for a 5k, but should be a good t-shirt involved.

Every time a zombie apocalypse topic comes up, I wonder, what is the primary drive behind our (not particularly mine) fascination with zombies and since it's so often in the context of killing them, is it because subconsciously we're looking for a guilt-free pass to "take out" other people, and zombies being more of a…

Seems pretty despicable of Gizmodo. A new low, for sure.

Now the static original seems so boring :(

"sky daddy"