Okay you had me goin' there for the first half. The second half kinda threw me.

If my employer requests something legal and ethical, yeah, I'll do it. But employment is a two-way street. If I'm no longer enjoying my job and/or feel it no longer makes me valuable as an employee, I'll find a job elsewhere.

Or we could just use a lunar calendar instead of a solar one and not have to worry about crap like leap years.

At least your favorite Marvel character isn't Deadpool. If that were a decent Deadpool adaptation, then his Common Sense would've started tingling and he would've gotten the hell out of that shitty excuse for a movie.

It won't hurt Google's fraying partnership with Mozilla. Their "partnership" is Google writes a check and Mozilla cashes it. I'm pretty sure Google can say or do what whatever they want. It's not like Mozilla will stop cashing any checks that Google writes.

"Doesn't anyone remember the saying at putting all of your eggs in one basket?"

Yeah, that was Mark Twain: "Put all your eggs in one basket and then watch that basket."

When I watched Arrested Development on Netflix, you could still see blue man hand-prints all over everything. Carl Weathers was still trying to make a soup out table scraps. Everyone on the show at some point or another still made a huge mistake. Lucille wasn't making fun of the Japanese investors. She was just out of vodka. The plot and the jokes were all present and accounted for. I thought the quality was very much all there.

So a customer asks to have their service disconnected and AT&T not only does that but also waives the early termination fee? Yeah, what a "shit" move. I hope no other companies out there respond to customer complaints by doing what the customer asks and then some. I'd much rather spend half an hour while they transfer me to someone else to try to talk me out of what I specifically asked for.

I liked Moon so much because it took what is a somewhat overused plot device in science fiction and turned it on its head by making a character study out of it. The meat of the story isn't the discovery of the clones. It's how Rockwell's characters react to that information. CGI or not was irrelevant. I wasn't really paying attention.

It's not quite that simple. If it were then Lily Tomlin wouldn't have won her lawsuit against NBC and the Terry Nation estate wouldn't own rights to the Daleks.

Suck it, melting continental shelf! We'll volcano our way out of rising sea levels!

So your dad teaches a course whose purpose is to prepare kids for college-level coursework, at the end they're don't even have a grasp of the high-school-level coursework, and he passes them? Maybe instead he should,,, I don't know... fail them? They did fail to master the material.

So are you using the same desktop you were when the Playstation was released or have you replaced that one with newer hardware?

That's my take on it. I never really paid much attention to OS X until I installed it on my laptop just for fun. I kind of liked it and I got a kick out of the idea that it's really just an updated NextStep machine. That got me looking at XCode and iOS development. I'm developing a very simple card game now. I doubt it will sell well if at all but I'll fork over the $100 for the license and the $200 for an iPod Touch to test on once I get to that point. At worst case, I picked up a new and interesting language on the descendant of a platform I've always had a soft-spot for. At best case, I also make some cash on the side.

Limited forks? Hello? That's what waiters are for.