They strike me as people who wouldn't bother to learn even a basic tourist level of Russian before moving there.

... that he thought Kup and Huffer were DEAD dead, but Kirkman immediately showed them in recovery. There's more in the most recent issue. And he's apparently Mister Shock Value Deaths or something.

The very first thing Kirkman did upon taking over as writer was to start undoing deaths that Daniel Warren Johnson clearly intended to be permanent. DWJ felt bad about killing so many characters and so revealed that Warpath survived, reasoning that he had the most survivable injuries. That means...

I've never thought about it, but it parallels Yoda's intro as a zany old man.

You know that thing where you learn something and then you see it everywhere? Last night I was reading a book where carnies speaking in cant was a plot point.

Remember when he made them fire the creator of the show he was on? And then he quit the show anyway?

It's such a puzzle why people don't want to work with him.

I'm going to assume that he *knows* that anything that seriously implicates him is also super damaging to Trump, so he can safely taunt them knowing there's nothing they can actually counter with.

Half the replies agreeing with it start "I've never seen an Avatar movie..." which sure screams good faith. "The thing I imagined to be offended by is bad!"

Yes, a quality issue during transport is how you get Tuvix.

For a while I've been wondering if they refused to pay the reward money because they knew he wasn't the real shooter.

The news to me is that absolute peak Twitter was just slightly higher than Facebook's lowest point. Dropping in half is still bad, but it started from a much worse position that I expected.

If Vincke knew there would be a backlash, he wouldn't have mentioned it. He fully expected people would be happy about this information.

Any time I hear random fireworks that don't line up with any holiday, I check the news.

Can't listen to Mars without wanting to attack the Death Star.

One of the iconic Superman looks is Clark pulling his shirt open to reveal the S, this kind of evokes that.

This post is the first time I've heard of this game, marketing win.

The collected edition of Starlight Stories was 96 pages and had stories from ten issues of Insider. Occlusion Zone ran in nine issues and the book is listed as 112 pages. Correllia is only two more issues of material, the page count works out if it's an oversight.

There's one with Joel McHale where he's acting exactly like I imagine he would if he was being held at gunpoint and forced to appear in a gambling website commercial.

They do have the best theme song of any animal.
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