Optimus Prime’s kidney stone. Excellent analogy.

So, they’re saying all this stuff is CORRECT?

Looks like an arrowhead to me.

The first thing I saw was the Star Fleet logo.

Or take the damn key out!

I always liked Muggsy. He played at Wake Forest when I went there, back when people still called him Tyrone. Incredibly exciting to watch. I don’t think he ever graduated. I’m a short guy (5'6"), but he’s still 3 inches taller than me. I used to see him a lot around the “Snack Pit” (what was WFU’s fast food grill). As…

A few years ago when my husband had his 240sx, somebody tried to steal it twice in one week. It would have been extremely satisfying to do this to that guy.

I think this could be the origin of species of a new kind of compliment: This is good ninja.

Swag. He has it.

Nobody is allowed to buy the F-22; it’s technology is too sensitive. I believe we offered a slightly downgraded version to Japan at one point, but they declined because it was too expensive.

The issue is really time, lining up third party vendors to make the necessary production parts. The USAF estimated along with Boeing that such an effort would take 10 years from the go ahead.

My childhood gave me an overwhelmingly biased opinion of the F-22 vs the F-35.

Boyz 2 Men has to be the winner.

GOALS.

Hah I totally get this. From 15-19 if it wasn’t punk rock recorded crappily in someone’s basement it was sellout music. Except Motorhead and two or three other bands. Shit I was a dumb teenager.

I think something inside my brain just broke.

People are being flip in response to this but all I wanted to do is hug you, try your hard to make dish, and copiously compliment you on it. May your holidays forever more be merry and bright.

I saw a wine-o eating grapes, I was like, “Dude, you have to wait”

I’m really against picketing, but I don’t have a good way to show it - M. Hedberg