This looks and feels like some kind of human observation habitat/exhibit. I'm not sure I'm comfortable with letting robots make me part of their human studies.

It occurs to me that fame would be kind of like wearing a dinosaur costume.

Now that everyone's talking about Morticia Addams, it just makes me want her dress more. The one from the movie, at least. I'm told the one from the original TV show was so tight Carolyn Jones had to be sewed into her costume.

I'm amazed that a character designed by committee worked. Can we get more male characters designed through this process, please?

That reminds me of my favourite, most terrifying two-sentence horror story on Reddit - You hear your mom calling you into the kitchen. As you are heading down the stairs you hear a whisper from the closet saying “Don’t go down there honey, I heard it too.”

I was just going to ask "DON'T YOU KNOW WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU GIVE A MOUSE A COOKIE?!"

I understand the theory of negging, but I don't see how that's supposed to get me to like the PUA. It sounds like the more I'd try to talk to such a person, the more pissed off I'd be getting at them.

I am currently working on an Empress Toadstool design. Maybe I should extend this idea for other fictional princesses.

What do you mean, women aren't magical and can't just shut the whole thing down?

Japanese bathrooms have been doing this for years. But that's specifically for the room with the bathtub in it. Japanese bathing practices are slightly more complex than western ones.

Redwall is amazingly speciesist. I like weasels and ferrets and foxes and rats. I read a few of the books and gave up hope of finding one of those animals who wasn't a villain. I think there was even a book where a group of weasels had an outcast who wanted to do good things for a change, but that character turned…

No way. If you don't have a landing strip, there should at least be a signal light.

Holy cow, I wonder what would happen if someone made a $0.25 iPad game with no save points and you'd have to pay another $0.25 to keep playing if you died?

Holy cow, I wonder what would happen if someone made a $0.25 iPad game with no save points and you'd have to pay another $0.25 to keep playing if you died?

When this article said 'from beyond the grave' and 'New York Public Library' in the same sentence, this was the first thing that came to mind.

I loved Cheez Whiz as a kid. I ate that stuff pretty regularly until I was about 8 or 9. Then I just stopped, cold turkey. I don't really know why. There was still half a jar in the fridge, but it no longer enticed me to eat it.

I like that he will date "any other" race, and then lists South American and European races as all the other options.

Pulling on a wedgie, would be my guess.

Hell yes. You should see the cosplayers.