5 bucks says he dies at some point during the film

They got the item they originally put money toward anyway so I don't get the point of asking for a refund. Everyone already got their first run of the product or the dev edition and they were already working on the 2.0 so the kickstarter has long passed.

So, a "beautiful brunette" version of Scarlett Johansson drives up in a van, asks a complete stranger, "Are you single?' and the guy thinks; "Yes! This is unbelievable!" I'd been having quite a tough time in my personal life, so this was like a lucky break."

Note to men (and people in general): If a woman drives up in a van and asks if you are single and doing anything tonight DO NOT GET IN THE VAN WITH THEM. That is stupid. You are not that good looking. Stop watching so much porn. Life doesn't work that way.

"Does making men think they're going to potentially have sex with Scarlett Johansson constitute cruelty to animals in some way?"

I have always maintained that UFO's totally exist, in that, from time to time, people see things in the sky that they are unable to identify. Whether or not they represent alien spacecraft or some other phenomena is a completely separate question altogether. The fact is, if a UFO is identified as an alien spacecraft…

Sadly, some of the UFO "experts" tend to think that the the "U" means "Uhh, yeah that is totes alien" instead of "unidentified".

This is cute!?

Can someone explain to me the thing with the thank you notes? I heard it's an important thing in US, like you should send a note after a job interview?

I have no problem with killing a hundred pigs this way if it saves the life of a single soldier.

Next time that happens to me while playing a game I'm going to yell "Fuck you, Gehry!"

I'd link some Oglaf here but it's probably not apropos.

I watch some here and there. Not very often. But usually it is to get a perspective on what other people think of the product. I tend to do it more with electronics. Simply because it's hard to get an accurate judgment between some devices without seeing them "side by side."

Although there are people who are simply…

Or just for pure intrigue. I watched some unboxing videos of the Steam Machine beta consoles just because I had no idea what they would look like or what was inside them.

I wonder how many of these people confused "astrology" with "astronomy".

Episode after episode has shown the cops torturing people, executing people, violating civil rights, falsifying, altering or deleting official police records, etc. The only trial we've seen had a guy convicted without the benefit of any actual evidence. I've been having a hard time figuring out where the writers are…

I've been semi-seriously suggesting that this show takes place in a police state dystopia (implied more by poorly thought-out writing than anything), but this episode seemed to suggest it's actually true.

WHYYYYYYYYYYYYY?

It's not new. That's what Exxon did for Houston in the 1940s and Compaq did for Northern Houston in the 1990s. It happens a lot actually in mid-size cities where a company comes in due to some incentive. Detroit in the last century also comes to mind.