"...and the cycle of life continues. The large bird, having perished earlier, becomes food for the smaller creatures of the ecosystem as its body is slowly consumed over the course of four days."

Coming soon, from the makers of Cars and Planes, Disney's Drones!

Thanks! And I couldn't help but read that last line in the late Bob Ross' voice.

I know the Bone can go supersonic and lay down bombs at low altitudes when necessary to avoid radar. Does the anti-IS mission profile simply not require really fast speeds that would necessitate swinging the wings of the plane back?

Well, since I haven't bought one yet (though I am planning to!) I've spent exactly none money. I'm not too fond of the fact that I will finally be forced to cough up $60 a year to play online, but c'est la vie.

The only thing I've ever seen a train hit and NOT completely obliterate are casks designed for transporting nuclear waste. I'm not surprised that 18-wheeler and its cargo went bye-bye.

Kitty!

Future aircraft carriers could be like giant beehives, loaded not only with planes on top but with dozens of small robot ships inside, all armed to the teeth, and swarming around their home carrier ready to blast the crap out of enemy boats.

"...that's really great if you want a ceaseless fart-in-the-shower sound to accompany your drive."

Super Mario Bros. for the NES freed players from the arcade agony of being unable to pause, no matter how bad you had to take a leak. Come on, Destiny, it's been roughly 3 decades since then. Get a damn pause button for the game!

It's going to be a good episode.

As an Atlanta resident of 20 years, I can absolutely confirm that flattened opossums are a regular sight on the various residential roads and and larger highways in the area. They definitely aren't the best animals at avoiding cars, unfortunately.

So, presumably the car will now "know" when it has run over a person versus, say a mailbox. They'll be able to target us more easily when the machine uprising starts!

Burneko, you might want to get Fahey to try this one. He'd probably do a Snacktaku post about this in a heartbeat.

It's like watching Corgis jump!

Yeah, I was thinking both of them would have ended up bent and mangled over some Gotham apartment fire escape ladder. Still, a cool scene.

Man, what the heck happened to Japan? This is the country that gave us Hitler's bloody, exploding head way back in Bionic Commando for the NES of all things! Now they're charging gamers extra for blood effects?

The best part is that they still have their web address at the bottom of the page.

Yeah, look at all the savings she got resulting from inter-dealership competition! Tesla's streamlined pricing and clear-cut options would surely result in more pain for the customer...

"Sure, other caves are being touted as successors to the magnetic exploit in Bungie's popular new shooter."