So for these empty regions, you could still find a garage or an outdoor outlet and plug in overnight, I believe. Hotels would be wise to incorporate that idea in those regions without a supercharging station.

"You complete failure". My, how violently angry people get at strangers on the internet making completely innocuous comments that affect you in no way. I think you need a nap.

Who says he's not bisexual just because they don't show it on TV though? They have "no immediate plans" to make a statement about it, but that doesn't mean he's like "eww, dicks are gross" the rest of the time.

Since you seem to only be able to make a point in profanity and insults, no shit, dumbass. I'm saying would this server be talking about a "disgusting pile of chewed-up bones" if it was anywhere else? All I said was it adds nothing to the description of the person, only the food. Is a potato suddenly icky and filthy…

This looks like the back cover of my notebooks after every semester of high school. All of them. Combined.

I liked the story of David better when NBC did it, and then quickly abandoned it for which I will never forgive them.

Making multiple Biblical epics would be a great excuse for Hollywood to cast some prominent Middle Eastern leading actors, but welp... gotta have them white people to sell the movie pictures.

Calling someone a falsely accused rapist still implies they're a rapist. Oberst is a falsely accused non-rapist.

I didn't miss that at all. I just think it came off more "meat is gross" than "this person is gross".

Maybe someone can explain this to me: In the 1990s when the term "politically correct" came about, it was the Neo-Conservatives pushing the term and it was the Liberals making fun of their use of the term. Now it's a Fox News buzzword to make fun of Liberals. What happened?

I agree that many of these people are awful, but...

Ahem. Thank you, Mr. Tyson.

"You are going to die if you don't take precautions."

Here's the thing, Mr. Peter Jackson: I waited all my goddamn life since reading The Hobbit as a little kid to see a massive epic representation of Smaug kicking Lake Town's ass. I loved the LOTR trilogy and knew The Hobbit was coming someday. Even better, when I heard Guillermo del Toro was going to be in charge of…

Not at all. It didn't look silly to us back then, and technology has advanced to the point where it wouldn't look silly now. CG characters already look closer to human than they ever have, instead of a bunch of blocky polygons. If you want an example of a silly motion-captured actor, look at Mokap from MK7.

All of these horrible child rape and gang rape stories are coming out of India lately. Is it a recent trend or are we just now realizing how awful Indian society is?

I read the headline and at first thought they were doing a new TV show about how Captain Hook wasn't such a bad guy, since misunderstood villains is all the rage now.

I still don't know why digitized actors ended with MK3 and it's been CG ever since. That was the whole appeal of the series: Not just that it was violent, but that the violence was happening to real people. With advanced motion capture nowadays, MK could totally go back to real actors.

The G in GIF stands for graphics, not giraffics. I don't care what the format's inventor says. It's a picture, not peanut butter.

I'm going to a wedding in a week. I'll do my best to get a picture of the groomsmen dropping trou.