I had an experience. Was keeping my iPhone 6 Plus in the front pocket of my deep-sea diving suit. I swam to the surface of the ocean to quickly, and my phone got the bends.

There's an exact word for the phenomena: "Hypervibraphilia". Now you know!

Haha, back in 2007 I sent Mr Dan Piraro, author of Bizarro, an idea for a strip. Voila, Briefcases and Bureaucrats. Still have my signed and framed original pen and ink drawing that I received as a thank you hanging in my study!

I think the word is actually "behove".

Well of course it's not going to be as good as the source material. Have you read it? Extreme violence, nudity, and swearing galore are not traits that will extend to an adaptation by an American basic cable TV station.

So would most native fauna. Cats have wiped out countless species.

Is that Juliette Lewis? If so, then good to see her again.

Haha, that's pretty funny. So caught up in Internet acronyms that you can't tell a real word when you see one.

Ah, good ol' Hetch Hetchy. San Francisco tap water rules.

Ha, I know right. I prefer appliances that just plug into power points.

Oh, the things he did for love.

... and it's a load of bullocks. This is the most lazy and shite chart I've ever seen. Just looking at "Rock" and "Hip-Hop" makes my head hurt. It's so lacking in any thought, and so dependent on pigeon-holing everything that it just can't be taken seriously. It's pretty though; I'll grant it that much. But this is a…

It plainly stated there were spoilers at the beginning of the article. And the article was filled with speculation, not actual plot twists. Also, what's the hold-up in getting caught up with the books?

Boo, cannot watch from "my country or location".

Central America is still North America. Just the southern tip of it.

Think with <i>X-Files</i> I might go with the episode "Home". Goddamn, it terrified me back in the day. Nice reference to <i>Babe</i> if you listen closely to Scully.

Weird Science really, truly, deeply has not held up.

Gimme an Outbreak.

As an average owner of DVDs (both regular and Blu-Ray), I have to ask: How many people actually play around with the extras, for the most part? On average? 'Cause with very few exceptions, neither I nor anybody else I personally know uses a DVD for anything else but to watch the movie, and that's about it.

I don't think anything is really G anymore (if you're in the United States) - I think the only G-rated things that come out in America are straight-to-video Pink Princess Barbie cartoons or whatnot. I'm always amazed when a kid's movie comes out and it's PG. It's like, why is this PG? What was so objectionable? But…