Don't make Sir Algernon Farnsworth angry... You wouldn't like him when he's angry. :D Are you saying he might hulk-out, like the dog-hulk? http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_TWDIyi5pqlc/Ro44MoFrvVI/AAAAAAAABAo/vFs4x-2o0K0/s400/omgdog.jpg This is a real dog. He's in Canada. If anybody thinks we have wimpy do...

Ah yes. I know the story well. It reminds me of the time I was captured by Mongolian bandits in Burma in '43... or was it '44? No matter. They put me in a cell with a Portuguese hermaphrodite who had taken ill after being bitten by a poisonous tree lizard. It was somewhat strange because that specie...

Since this is a John Hillerman thread, I prefer to use a Higgins reference:

Before I hear the rest of your story I have to ask, after your adventure, do you still subscribe to the old sailing phrase, “The worst day on the water is still better than the best day on land”? :D No. No I don't. Although most of the pain and suffering happened after I reached land, I've had many...

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I find the term "new normal" to be offensive and unacceptable. People in power have decided to permanently change what you've always considered to be normal to something else - and then label it as "normal". There is only normal and abnormal. They want you to think of an abnormal situation as normal...

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Pahonu, I wasn't in any way citing you as stirring the possum, rather you corrected some inaccurate information that politicalized science, which is always good. I was hoping to nip in the bud any back and forth that these days quickly degrades into nastiness. I hold Magnum Mania in very high regar...

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I can't believe I'm living in a time where pathetic cloth masks are forced on the population - masks which do NOT stop the virus, coming or going. Don't people realize that viruses are many times smaller than the pores in the cloth and also escape around the cloth when breathing or talking?? It feel...

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