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No Blizzard April Fools jokes (besides the brief SC2 blog post) makes me sad ;( I blame Bobby Kotick.

He needed them for Michone, not Andrea. Andrea was Milton's final loyalty test.

It's easy to disguise someone as someone else in a book, not so much in a TV show. Besides, Jorah being ousted doesn't need the Barristan reveal.

Well, as was evidenced by the swift retreat, the vast majority of the people aren't fighters...they're just soft civilians, not battle tested due to their time at Woodbury, who really wanted no part in the whole exercise. It was disappointing, but not really far fetched. The whole point with...

Old religious texts were sort of a way of administering a health code. Since they had a poor understanding of bacteria back then, it would make sense that certain foods might be considered "unclean".

I was in a pub game today we could have totally won, but our nightstalker kept trying to solo kill shit and he got raped, while the rest of us would 4v5 and win. Eventually their carries got to the point where we really needed that 5th and we lost ;(

Careful on the books. When the show started, I thought I would read up to the point the show was at so I wouldn't be spoiled. That plan didn't work out well. I ended up reading every single book over the span of a couple weeks ;P

My thoughts on S4+ (very mild comic spoilers)

Well let's compare: 1) Oswin: Wants to travel and see things, has better hacking skills than The Doctor, like Souffles, tells Doctor to remember 2) Victorian Clara: Governess (although secretly living a 2nd life), likes Souffles, tells Doctor to remember. 3) Present Day Clara: Wants to...

Much like them getting rid of the bonus cartel coins for resubbing unless you resubbed back in Jan or whatever.

Link to a panel http://insidetv.ew.com/2013/03/29/wo...tar-galactica/ Of note, they indicate that Head Six/Head Baltar (angels) were actually Beings of Light from the original BSG. Interesting tidbit ;P

They did an awesome intro on this boss kill video ;P

Here is the scene. Vegeta clearly ranks losing Trunks > his own pride, if you take his internal dialogue at its face value.

That's odd, when I looked at it, there was no reaction.

I am Legend was actually pretty good until the dog died. After that, the movie turned to total shit.

I played a match where enemy team had PL + PA + omni. We actually killed 2 lanes and exposed the ancient and they still won. At a certain point, even with see invis, you cannot do shit vs. him.

To be fair, they didn't find out about the hole in the prison until after they were on defense mode after the Governor sniper attacks. Even if you can manage the zombies, there are no guarantees that one of your folks won't eat a headshot while they are exposed outside working to fix something...

Yes, he was. He is basically the no-nonsense Han Solo of Westeros. But like was pointed out, chopping off the fingers really defines Stannis as a person. If you wanted to use D&D terms, he would definitely be in the "lawful" category. He is pretty uncompromising when it comes to that...

The one good thing is we might get a short Dredd film, even if a feature length doesn't happen. It's something.

So basically she wants toys for her kids that would be better suited for kids in the 19th century and earlier?

Davos knew that Mel was going to do something, but he didn't really know. The main importance of that scene was that it showed Mel had legit powers, which Davos had been previously skeptical of.

Can't see spoiler tagged info on phone, but I'm gonna guess

Kinda like that scene in Robocop where that exec gets shot 1000 times and the president tells them to call a paramedic.

During that actual episode, they don't give any hints as to who killed the nursing home folks. However, in season 3, we see that the Governor has the bag that Rick gave to the nursing home. Not a solid connection, but enough to suspect it.

Ben dying will probably serve as something to forward Tyreese's storyline.

Strax was created as a punishment by the Doctor vs. The Sontarans, since he was cloned as a healer vs. a soldier. The Silurian woke up when humans digging the subway line presumably woke her up/damaged the stasis chambers for her broodmates. From the snippets we heard, she presumably tried...

Jfc, I guess "talking" is considered filler now by people. Filler is a term applied to something that adds no real value to a character or the story.

Lol. They need their own spinoff, IMO.

http://www.aintitcool.com/node/61639 First 14 minutes of the show. Kind of interesting and I can definitely see kernels of Farscape in it.

If you do, make sure to bring up the trial in Texas. They seem to love patent trolls down there. "Your honor, I patented a method by which 2 hydrogen atoms combine with 1 oxygen atoms to create a substance I like to call "water". I am seeking eleventy trillion dollars in back royalties from...

That's harder than it sounds, though. How do you gauge a good healer? By healing #s put out, or prevention of deaths? How much of a death is on the tank/DPS and how much actually on the healer? Conversely, how much is a tank dying due to their own fault or poor heals/DPS not doing their job...

Sure they can. A lot of those older cars, they just crack open the steering column, insert a screwdriver/blade and pull back on the piece that turning the key normally moved to start the car, and voila: car is good to go. That's what happened to mine. Until I got rid of it, I had to keep a...

...which would be doomed to failure w/o some type of gating mechanism, because you'd have scrubs queuing just to get a higher ilvl.

Older cars had that old metal antenaes and they are easy to steal/hotwire. I should know because I used to drive an 80s boat like that long ago and it was stolen twice. Police told me cars like that were basically ez-mode steals.

LFR always struck me as something that was more for the benefit of people who used to raid, but didn't have the time anymore vs. the eternal casual market. I find many very casual players don't like raiding, regardless as to its difficulty.

For scripted shows, it did well on NBC relatively. Much like Grimm: not the best ratings, but strong for NBC. Although Grimm is much more believable than Revolution ;p

Nope, gold rush isn't it. I'd have to hunt for it, but they have stated they are still working on the dota map, which gives weight to the theory that it may actually be like a dota match.

It's called Defense of the Alehouse. They haven't released any info beyond it being a dota-style BG. I'm hoping they actually make it like DOTA vs. AV on a dota-shaped map.

What's wrong with the dial? It's actually a pretty creative usage of the materials on hand.