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Are relationships between people from different backgrounds - like Spotify vs Pandora - doomed from the start?
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Felt like a truck jolted the house. http://earthquake.usgs.go...
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hope everyone is ok? - Halil - - (Edit | Remove)
It was a 3.3. Barely noticeable. Nothing even fell off the shelves. =) But thanks. - Andrew C - - (Edit | Remove)
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A year later and FB's trending algorithm still won't give you the news. #Ferguson https://pbs.twimg.com/med...
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Yep. - Jennifer D. - - (Edit | Remove)

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Maybe in the "Berenstein" alternate universe, the animals are called "baers".
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Straight Outta San Francisco … via LA and Pasadena and Calgary … originally from Vancouver … (my parents were originally from HK and China)
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Browser plugin for FB so that whenever FB suggests a friend, it adds a dialogue balloon saying "we're not so different, you and I."
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I'm gonna make "bouncing my knee as a nervous tic" my workout routine. Please preorder my book!
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Obama Practices Defiant Speech To Aliens Late At Night Behind Oval Office Desk - The Onion - America's Finest News Source (http://www.theonion.com/a... )
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"Testing out different phrases and vocal inflections as he has done almost every night for the past seven years, President Barack Obama sat at his desk in the early morning hours Friday rehearsing a defiant speech he'd give to aliens should they one day invade, Oval Office sources confirmed." - Andrew C - - (Edit | Remove)

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I got roped into a discussion about twitter plagiarism by a lawyer (???) who jumped into a conversation I was already having and who was actively misunderstanding what I was saying or the context, then proceeded to cite irrelevant stuff at me.
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Which culminated in citing an article that both supported and undermined his claim that tweets weren't copyrightable, excerpting one paragraph that supported him and not going on to cite the _immediately following_ paragraph that didn't. - Andrew C - - (Edit | Remove)
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Ah yes, the classic rhetorical device of "Imma yell at you and then run away." One of Cicero's lesser-known tactics. - JustDuckie - - (Edit | Remove)
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If the Borg had offered free personal holodecks, they could have taken over the Federation without ever firing a shot.
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I forgot to add a "you must be this non-stupid to reply" to my twitter profile and now I'm reaping the fallout.
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It is a terrible burden. - Jennifer D. - - (Edit | Remove)
Uneasy lies my head. There's no literal crown, it's just the weight of being this smart. - Andrew C - - (Edit | Remove)
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The sequels to SAW should have just added a 'W' to each movie. "SAWW". "SAWWW". Visually mimicking, y'know, _a saw_.
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Splitting lunch exactly 50-50 so I don't shortchange myself today nor tomorrow. https://pbs.twimg.com/med...
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I put a post-it on my desk to remind me lunch is in the fridge. I'm like a super boring version of the guy from MEMENTO.
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Good lord, I can't believe I never realized: OF COURSE holodeck users would play out Star Wars scenarios. https://twitter.com/Riker...
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Last night I dreamed I was in some weird procedural – as a cop – and I had to get a car's computer logs to defeat a suspect's alibi.
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Family First: Is the New 'Fantastic Four' Movie the End of the Fantastic Four? « (http://grantland.com/holl... )
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"And I do mean "old." Reed Richards is probably supposed to be about Teller's age -- 28 -- in that first Fantastic Four story, but it's an old, 1961-ish 28, not a Vine-star 28. He's gray-templed, a smoker of pipes, and a wearer of suits." - Andrew C - - (Edit | Remove)

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*awards self a gold star for not arguing with a friend-of-a-friend loon on FB*
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If you gauze long enough into the mummy, the mummy also gauzes back.
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I think gaze works too, in the case of a mummy. - John B. - - (Edit | Remove)
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Not really, but it could give the appearance of gazing. - John B. - - (Edit | Remove)
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Thinking more about good vs bad CGI debate - maybe the biggest problems are with vertebrate animation. Virtual sets or digital makeup, NBD?
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It feels like when the CGI is blended well with practical effects, it feels the most "real" (or the least distracting.) "Interstellar" and "Mad Max: Fury Road" both employed CGI in what felt like the best way - to enhance something that was already fairly well executed. I can see partially virtual sets and makeup in that category, helping to add details or smooth defects. - Jennifer D. - - (Edit | Remove)
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Maybe it's not so much good vs. bad, as it is skillset and technology. Asian TV dramas use a lot of CGI and it is almost always impressive. Meaning, the obvious CGI looks good and even little, unnoticeable things like wind shifting hair/clothes or flower petals falling often look real enough. Whereas, even in multimillion dollar US movies, the CGI is just generally terrible. - faboomama - - (Edit | Remove)
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For the sake of the Marvel Netflix shows, it's probably best MCU Hawkeye doesn't live in New York… aka "Greater Hell's Kitchen".
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Stephen Harper was created as an ironic punishment for American liberals who threaten to move to Canada.
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If the Disney acquisition of Star Wars allows for the eventual retconning-out of midichlorians, I'll be all for it. http://nerdist.com/j-j-ab...
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Mr Freeze has to be one of Batman's less egotistical villains. He actually has a PhD but calls himself "Mr" instead of "Dr".
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for some value of "actually", anyways, as far as talking about fictional characters goes. - Andrew C - - (Edit | Remove)
I wonder if he's coauthored anything with Dr. Pepper. - JustDuckie - - (Edit | Remove)
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Even in the third act, Chekov's Nuke is usually effective simply as a deterrent.
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Okay, like, yes, Bill Cosby's past work is completely ruined for me now because he's a rapist and that's hard because I loved The Cosby Show a lot but what are you going to do? - http://hellkatsally.tumbl...
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"Anyway, my point is not that I can't watch The Cosby Show anymore because I'm in the majority, there. Pretty much everyone feels disgusted and horrified that we adored a serial rapist for all these years. My point is, why do I seem to be the only person who can't watch Milk or Dead Man Walking? Sean Penn turns my stomach just to look at. He beat Madonna so often that she thought she would literally die at his hands. He beat Princess Buttercup, you guys. You fucking love Robin Wright when she's Princess Buttercup, but you find out her husband beat the shit out of her for years and you turn your heads and go watch I Am Sam." - Andrew C - - (Edit | Remove)
"How can you coo over Michael Fassbender, knowing that he's so violent he once dislocated an ex-girlfriend's hip? Why do you boycott Chris Brown but treat John Lennon like an actual saint? These are rhetorical questions. I know the answer. Talented black men are immediately monsters the moment they do something terrible. Talented white men?" - Andrew C - - (Edit | Remove)
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