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Lens flare isn't a problem. Obscene amounts of it is though.

Threads like this are needed so posters can wave their dicks around every once in a while. Which dick will win today!

oh, I have no doubt that the terrorists who fire the rockets would have no problem killing children. I just question the assertion that they are some how able to target the children with missiles. I think people over estimate their capabilities. Both sides commit atrocities, the only...

Chanur doesn't even make sense right now lol. 1. Come into to thread and call everybody anti-Jewish. 2. Tell people to ignore thread. 3. Proceed to rage in thread. 4. Find a quote about "people doing evil" and some how apply that to all Jewish people? I'm going to hazard a guess...

I don't think anybody here is calling Jews evil. They are calling Israel's policies immoral.

Fixed. I was under the impression that these rockets were inaccurate. I'm not sure how they could target children.

He probably could with make up and a little exercise I suppose. I don't watch Castle but I have flipped by it before and he looks a little chubby.

I don't think Nathan Fillion would have been cast as Solo jr in the fantasy world where Whedon was directing. Fillion is a little old for the part I'd think.

The server should require DNA verification and retinal scans to log in as well as those satellite number generating log on things some MMO's come with.

Lieberman is a pretty main stream candidate. I wouldn't exactly call his views radical in the context of Israeli politics. The two largest parties have 27 and 21 seats where as Lieberman's party has 15 seats. Which increased this year from the last time elections were held. I realize you...

20% population and on the rise which is called a "demographic bomb" by the countries leader. Not that prominent Israeli's haven't been looking for ways to revoke citizenship of muslim / arab Israeli's and push them into Palestine. The Lieberman Plan comes to mind.

I think Joss Whedon could do a better job than JJ Abrams. Whedon uses lens flare also but it's not as abusive as Abrams. Regardless of our opinions of who is the best director the choice has already been made so it's pointless to argue over who it should have been. It will be much more...

Hating the actions of a country doesn't make one racist. Hating a race makes a person racist. Israel does some fucked up racist shit in the name of "cultural purity" and this is just one example.

I'm not sure you can rickshaw Israel, it's a country.

ehh, even if a single episode is good I'm at the point where I don't feel like watching the show any more unless it improves. I'll take a wait and see approach and watch this seasons episodes if the reviews are good.

I can't even bring myself to watch the episode recorded this week. I think I'm going to delete the show from my dvr. If there's a huge jump in the nielsen rating I'll go back and watch this season. For now I'm sure there are better things to watch.

I wonder if they could release dvd versions of Abrahms movies without lens flare. More dvd sales can't hurt and I'm sure there would be people out there who would go for the gimmick (or in this case ungimmick).

Some lens flare can add to the atmosphere of a film. The amount Abrahms uses distracts from the film and lessens it's impact imo. It would be nice to be able to see the bridge of the enterprise without it being out of focus because of lens flare. I mean look at this shit. You can't say...

Scientists working on a real life tractor beam ;p http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...=feeds-newsxml

There aren't a lot of people who give a shit about money financing political lobbyists regardless of what they are lobbying for. The concept of big business financing their politics is just fine with America. Whenever somebody doesn't like the political message behind the lobby they bring up...

I didn't know who that was but I'm not surprised. I haven't watched any TV shows in which that actress has a recurring role. Just finished an episode of season 3 TNG. Beverly saves some overly curious caveman who gets electrocuted on Star Fleets hidden monitoring equipment and Picard is...

Hopefully they wouldn't be dropping asteroids or chunks that would affect 100 square miles. Break it up then send it on down. Hmm.. a huge chunk of platinum landing in your back yard. A disaster that compensates the victims family at the same time?

Ultimate Nachos http://newsfeed.time.com/2013/01/23/...norway-tunnel/ But not only did the goat cheese burn, it proved extremely difficult to put out. The fire raged for five days and filled the tunnel with toxic gases that have hampered recovery operations, officials said.

I think that's a good long term goal to use 3D printers to make re-entry modules. Of course they have to figure out how to power the printers. I'm skeptical solar power alone would be enough to manufacture a re-entry module. I don't think 3D printers are a viable idea right now with the...

If they can find a way to reliably deliver re-entry modules to space without using rockets it might become more viable. Here is a list of some non-rocket based space launch ideas. The only ones that appear potentially workable at this time are the space gun or the ram accelerator. They look...

Wesley certainly isn't a great character but I don't think he is the worst. I find it completely believable the world goes super PC and shit like a sensitivity counselor becomes an important position by the 24th century. Assuming we make it there lol They already have sensitivity training...

Clearly I'm the one who side stepped it. You decided to change the subject to the reasons for owning weapons and I responded that there isn't one over all reason to own guns and gun owners don't even need to justify owning them.

Here we go again with the need argument. Gun owners don't have to justify a need to own a weapon. Many gun owners are willing to show their reasons for gun ownership and educate others about why they choose to own weapons. Whether or not those reasons are valid to you personally doesn't...

and private citizens are not allowed to enforce the law? If they are allowed too, wouldn't a gun help them enforce the law also (especially when it comes to situations involving law breaking that affect their safety)?

If I'm understanding you correctly, it's your assertion that the purpose for owning the gun affects it's effectiveness for safety? I would argue that training and education are more important than the purpose for gun ownership.

I was trying to find statistics on officer involved shootings to see how much the police contribute to gun injuries and homicide rates that people cite and I was surprised to find that there is no national data collected. I wonder how many people in that study linked above recently...

Caligula style? WE MUST ATTACK THE MOON >:U!! I'm all for building a huge space gun.

I assumed he was fired because he seemed awkward in the role. Didn't really feel like he belonged there.

Let me know when they start hiring space marines to protect the asteroids from other companies.

Finished season 2 TNG and wow, the season finale was terribad. They could have never aired that episode and I think the season would have been better as a whole. I'm also not sure why they switched out Doctor Crusher with Doctor Pulaski for season 2.

The black obelisk got him.