“No shit” it runs worse?

All I’m sayin’ yo.

Wow, that’s hilarious. I believe it, but please don’t think we’re all (or even very many of us) like that.

Some witnesses can handle fiction and some can’t. It’s like every other religion. Surprise!

One of Jehovah’s Witnesses here. I love Star Wars. My family loves Star Wars. Most of the people I know in my religion have some amount of love for Star Wars. I have known one family who actively chose not to watch Star Wars for what they considered religious reasons, and most of the rest of us thought they were a…

Perhaps. But everybody approves of Billy Dee Williams.

I was friends with a couple Jehovah’s Witnesses back in high school, one was fairly strict and the other wasn’t, and they were both into Star Wars. In fact, I didn’t even see Star Wars for the first time until like 10th grade when I borrowed one of their VHS copies.

I was friends with a JW growing up, dude knew more about the technical aspects of Star wars ships than anyone I ever met. it was ridiculous.

Especially since the “no blood transfusions” things stems from Jehovah’s Witnesses not wanting to pass midichlorians from person to person.

Drum & bass producer SleepingEggs sampled the dulcet tones of Hyper Light Drifter for this wicked EDM track:

Because corporate IT departments never cause/deal with downtime either. Never. Ever.

You mean you’re not a handsome single male who owns an amazing condo by yourself in a major metropolitan center? huh.

The problem with creating new characters is that they are at an extreme disadvantage having to compete against books with 50+ years of history and a dedicated audience. Most readers will just continue on with the same books they’ve been reading for years. By piggybacking these new characters on the mantles of…

I gotta get some Vader comics.

What freaking endlessly compelling character. The terrifying look, the motionless mask, the mixture of anger and regret that he manages to repress under a coldly villainous demeanor- I could watch/read about Vader all day, as long as he’s being written by someone who genuinely gets him. Amen for this series.

I love writing teenagers because I feel like they’re the most raw characters that you can possibly write. Everything is the first time. There’s never a “now I’m done.”

Also: Gizmodo should review more hardware/software/gadgets and less smelly burning wax.

Our water delivery infrastructure has a lot of lead in it.

He’s more DLC than game now.

We’re talking Lawnmower Man awful.