Situational modifier for damage, non-stackable, next round only.

So the tagline of Alien was wrong?! It should have been: "In space no one can hear you scream (unless they have space ears)"?!

You can easily read The Hobbit in an afternoon and thoroughly enjoy it in well under six hours. For that matter, you can read The Hobbit and all of the appendices at the end of Lord Of The Rings that Jackson is using to pad out a children's book into some kind of epic trilogy in under six hours.

Wayne Enterprises donates a lot of money to both political parties every campaign season.

What I do now, I do for the sake of the people of Earth. But there is one man on this planet who will never kneel before you—SUPERKIRK!

Can no longer tell STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS and MAN OF STEEL apart by their trailers. Am now speculating that Benedict Cumberbatch is neither Khan nor Gary Mitchell, but is in fact a new character, Henry Cavill's grungy manbeard. Please advise whether these are, in fact, separate movies.

He probably was referring to the original timeline, in which case he should have said the enemy "is entirely different than the enemies we've seen this crew face in the future."

I don't know if you originally saw it in IMAX: whenever I see it, even on my relatively tiny TV at home now, my brain blots out everything but the original memory/sense impression of forty feet of trailer falling down on me....

You left out the part where she's sequentially visited by a batch of ghosts warning her about the chains she forged in life following her into death, unless you think they've given up on her and will be taking this year off.

The key to understanding Knowing is grokking that it's a hamfisted Christian allegory dressed up as a science fiction film (its religiosity can be easy to miss if you don't look much past the presence of Nic Cage and the director of Dark City and a few well-done setpieces like that plane crash midway through).

Yeah, I know. Just felt compelled to do so and weather any blowback that came my way.

Misogynistic Retarded Asshole?

Great.

How do we Kickstart that?

She was a prominent member of the Fluxus movement who, beyond her visual/performance art pieces, had contributed to a respectable number of jazz albums. Sure, there's no doubt dating a Beatle raised her public profile outside the avant-garde art world. Just like dating an avant-garde artist around the same time The…

I had the privilege of seeing her interviewed before a live audience two years ago. I don't agree with everything she says or does—I personally find her to be kind of flaky sometimes—but she is an absolutely marvelous and wonderful woman, someone who is really hard not to love even when you can't quite go along with…

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Amen, Ronin.

Facebook kept claiming my Mom "liked" a political candidate whom I'm pretty sure she wouldn't have crossed the street to spit on if he was on fire. Some of her family and friends teased her about it and she posted a message to basically say no, she didn't have a massive personality change and no, she didn't support…

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