It looks like someone covered a disused grain silo in aluminum foil for a setpiece in a 1950s sci-fi B movie.

Last I heard, Frankie Muniz had decided to become a racecar driver, but had to quit when he suffered so many concussions he was unable to remember anything from his Malcolm in the Middle Days. That might explain his erratic behavior here.

Wow, so original. You must fun at parties. And loved by your family.

I feel sorry for her children who were without a mother for 2 months because of a dog. 

They’re going to have 80+ hours of content just in the Midgar section? Wow.

Sounds confusing, but the Daily Mail is also complete garbage, so who even knows if any of it is true.

I assume the GOP, guardians of states’ rights, will denounce this move.

Was the mouthwash mint flavored? Mint is a stimulant. And the sharp tang of mouthwash would increase my blood pressure, at least for a little while.

Headline is misleading. “Processed” foods (whatever that means) aren’t to blame here. He would have developed a vitamin C deficiency on a diet of raw potatoes and wheat . Conversely, the consumption of some highly processed orange juice would have prevented a vitamin C deficiency.

Cool story bro.

I read this book a long time ago, so maybe it went over my head, but I found it kind of listless, and not scary at all. But I guess the cream of the crop has been taken, so they’re going for his less-good works now.

Lol, I just finished Gerald’s Game, I had the exact same problem in reverse: a grounded ending ruining an otherwise compelling supernatural story.

Surely this decision was motivated by the ever-increasing quality of Matrix movies and Wachowski output.

Of course they don’t serve it at the park. Rey is a penniless orphan living alone in some wreckage. The bread is probably the cheapest food available. She doesn’t eat it for its taste. Serving it at an amusement park would be like serving gruel or off-brand ramen noodles.

They’re coming in 5-7 years. His son is typing it all up himself. Seriously:

They guy in the tweet learned the wrong lesson. He should have concluded: never invest in a Kickstarter (or any product) that is dependent on cloud services to function.

I don’t think “shady people use this law to scare people, therefore it shouldn’t apply” is good logic. There are all kinds of scammers calling from the “IRS”. Does that mean Domino’s shouldn’t have to pay taxes?

He was obviously speaking hyperbolically. I’m not a fan of the chart, and his summary was a quasi-sensationalist oversimplification, but come on, it’s ridiculous to say he can’t read a chart because he spoke loosely.

So this place has cameras on the toilets?