BafflingBeerMan

Now we are going to get Batman vs. Batman debates with a whole lot of planning involved.

So was the downfall of the dinosaurs coupled to the rise of MMA in their culture?

So basically Bruce and Dick are going to become Homer and Krusty from the episode when Homer attends Clown College?

I have read that this upcoming season of Dexter will not feature him contending with another serial killer.

I think the best way to sum up the Kilborn years versus the Stewart years is that during the K years, The Daily Show was more or less spoofing the local news, with Kilborn acting as the aloof, egotistical local anchor. In the S years, the show is more or less spoofing the network news, with Stewart acting as the outraged news anchor (and turning the show into a more politically charged program).

I would so like it if you wrote it as Wallace Wells. His snark + your snark = comedic goldmine!

So you actually did start a topic about how to avoid debates!

Why not say in the intro that Scott (who I assume would be the contact) is taking you into a world which he created? Or at least heavily imply that the story, as it unfolds, is really masterminded by Scott and not "Fate" or even Gideon.

Like I said, Malcolm David Kelly looks like a completely different person, even from what I remembered from his cameo in Season 5.

I will always think the "Hurleybird" mystery and whining was the most asinine aspect of complaining about Lost and when Dr. Chang mentioned the "hybirds" and the cheesy special effect of the covered cage occurred, I was laughing out loud. That's where I got most of the FU feeling, as if TPTB were like "You want an answer to this? It was really inconsequential. We are going to make it as ridiculous as can be and still have it make sense." I enjoyed it

I am disappointed that Lost didn't win anything. Not because I am a fanboy (I am), but because now critics of the show and its final season are going to take this as proof that the final season "was the suxx0rs!" I didn't want another excuse for them to write articles on how much they disliked the resolution.

I am glad that Modern Family won. I love Glee, but it is a hot mess. Modern Family is like a honed piece of humor machinery.

You see it is ironic and social commentary when someone in the military turns against a hero for the good of the USA and humanity.

Of course I saw it and of course I posted about it

Here's some potential problems with blowing up buildings like that to get rid of zombies:

-You are destroying infrastructure. How many buildings do you need to firebomb like that to get rid of the Zeds in a city like New York? Las Vegas? War is hell sometimes, but people in charge would be very hesitant to destroy their own buldings. Especially when the opponent is not fighting back with like tactics. If you can accomplish the same with minimal damage to your own surroundings, that would take precedent, I would imagine.

-It is a potential morale destroyer. Post cleans up, when the world would be ready to take the offensive, it would potentially be depressing if the public saw landmarks they may be familar with (no famous landmarks, but if you are from Houston and you see Houston buildings going down, you won't feel much better) go down.

So yes, it would be fun to see zombies get destroyed that way, but from a real world perspective, I can see that being a last resort sorta thing.

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