And what was Batman before Nolan got hold of it?

"Also, is that Captain America taking a nap?"

I haven't seen a live performance of his in forever, but whenever I see him as a guest on a show I've always found him funny... I think.

Agree. Have you seen The Prestige? God damn that's a good film. Perhaps not quite in league with Inception or the Dark Knight, but still, fuckin' brilliant.

"So who owns the moon?"

Sure, it's cool, but I don't think they managed to make it quite as charming as it's animated counterpart.

That's cool.

Maybe you just don't understand it.

So you would have been curious about the headline, clicked to find out what the numbers did mean to McLaren, and then been spoiled, in a far more subtle way?

It sounds like you just went deeper.

Wow, that one line gave you treckies one hell of a butt hurt. Let it go.**

r.e GoT, I'd love it if they had Ned post beheading, and a whole load of other Sean Bean characters (deceased of course) turned up into the mix.

But they hit.... how can it be a miss?

P-38 was awesome, no denying that, but the crown for best plane of the war goes to something else.

Run the same survey in 40 or 50 years and people that age will be dreaming in 1080p, if not 3D.

Red Arrows > Thunderbirds.

I did understand, I just kind of went of on a bit of a tangent.

"But there isn't a Red Arrow in history who's been carrier qualified. Grabbing a 2" thick steel cable within a 4'square on a 100 meter landing strip moving at 20 knots basically BLIND is one of the hardest, most dangerous, most stressful things a pilot can do."

Ugly or not, it looks like it could make a very servicable prison... from the outside at least.

About the last idea, I dunno. Through the last 50 odd years (geez, it's really been that long!) the name James Bond has always been linked to 007. It's always been kinda interesting that the name has never changed, but the person has on several occasions. I know where in a 'reboot' stage, and even if it wasn't…