Haven't watched the trailer yet, but from that thumbnail, all I can think of is this.

1- There's a dragonman in it. I'm in.

It's obvious then. NASA was using an early version of the Unreal Engine back in 1969.

Isn't using something called "Unreal" problematic for proving this? :o)

fine, I believe you. The astronauts landed on the moon ... but it's still a secret hollow base for aliens.

Don't use a taser on him!

I'm still grandfathered in on my original AT+T unlimited iPhone data plan. I'll pay the regular upgrade amount and keep my LIMITLESS DATA. aHA ha ha ha haaaaa.. *ahem*

This guy (this is a screenshot of a message to me) needs to meet her. I bet they have loads in common.

A "leeked" photo of Jennifer Lawrence:

Womp womp

"If the investigation determines that today's incident was a hoax, those involved will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law."

Meet the iPhone 6. Same Shit, Different Charger.

Hey I wasn't brought in to answer questions, mister!

We hear from the NRA that the areas with the most guns have the least gun violence. To me, that doesn't make sense because it implies that to reach the levels of violence we have, areas with fewer guns do disproportionately more shooting. In your experience/research, is that statement in any way true?

Try again. Protesters /= the looters. Completely separate groups. All the protesters are right to be angry. The looters are organized criminal groups from outside of St. Louis and even outside of Missouri entirely.

back in the day, they used to have to give soldiers amphetimines to get them this hopped-up. I blame the chem trails.

This pretty much sums up the problem with (some) cops. This guy is pants-shittingly terrified of just the presence of unarmed citizens. He's waiving his gun around like he was in the middle of the jungle and the rest of his platoon had just been killed by the VC and he was just waiting to be taken or to have his…

Yikes man. That guy should not be anywhere near that protest. He's scared shitless. His finger is trembling on that hair-trigger.

He's playing a variation of the internet game, but his version is called Kill/Kill/Kill.

the officer shows great restraint not shooting the kid for filming in portrait mode. Such valor.