my only complaint is that I can't take my eyes off the movie to pay any attention to the map. every time I see that car chase, I tell myself, "it might not look like much now, but in the context of when it was made, blah blah", and then by the end I'm giggling like a 5 year old.

@manicbassman: you mean, like roads?

@merreborn: sealand is 6 miles from the mainland

I'm glad 52 year olds still wanna look sexy

They should get Kathy Bates to do an endorsement.

I'm really glad I missed that party. And the plane looks a little cramped.

I'm uncomfortable about how that little girl is holding jesus between her legs.

Do you think Bill Cosby ever realized that he was shopping at figure skating costume supplier? I recognize the above sweater from the national tour of "M. C. Escher- ON ICE!"

If you don't keep the biker monkeys on leashes, they'll form motorcycle gangs and bust up bars and terrorize rural towns, and then eventually they'll start trafficking meth and kill a bunch of people at a rolling stones concert. A leash prevents all that.

If you misspell "Hadron", it makes perfect sense to worry about "a large hardon collider opening up a black hole".

thank you! don't forget to tip your waitress.

Did Murakami pay those guys for their work?

Daft Punk is robbin' my bank.

I don't know that higher food prices will necessarily lead to lower obesity and healthier people. More likely, I think, is that industrial food producers who make crappy food now will throw in more additives, more filler, process it more, so that cheap food gets worse, leading to higher rates of obesity and health problems, especially among the poor and uninsured who rely on cheap food. An already broken healthcare system (at least in the US) is strained even further then, effecting all kinds of things.