Comment: Re:Explanation (Score 5, Funny) 197
Truth is, it's probable just The Stig in the trunk, with a laptop.
Comment: Re:How did they swing this interview? (Score -1) 184
How can I schedule an interview with a 419 scammer, and am I allowed to bring a baseball bat?
Great, so you'll loose all the money you have with you AND a baseball bat...
Comment: Re:and NASA (Score -1) 165
Hating NASA is like a religion these days. Anything NASA does is bad. No matter.
That's what they get for using MS software.
Incidently, I gotta ask, what comes after Karma: Terrible, even when harmless jokes are involved?
Comment: Re:RTFS (Score -1) 197
Now she does.
My fault, I read it here and... well, I talk while I sleep...
Comment: what it really means... (Score -1, Redundant) 209
This is an outrageous insult to the Dutch people. Expect to see a lot of burning embassies in the news soon.
You're missing the point. This means there were once trees on the moon!
Comment: males tended towards large BMIs... (Score 0) 439
Big Mean Idiots?
PS: LOLZ
Comment: Re:That's no moon (Score 0) 113
2001: great book, masterpiece of a movie.
2010: maybe even a better book than 2001, but a regular movie.
I still enjoyed the whole thing, of course.
I was able to see a restored version of 2001 in a proper movie screen in the end of the 90's. That's an experience I won't forget.
I do find it weird that people who love the book consider the movie boring though... I mean, it goes by faster than the book, of course, and it's basically the same thing, just masterfully illustrated. It's like watching a slide show. I actually have a book about the movie, with thousands of pictures from the actual frames. Interesting stuff.
Comment: Re:If they own it, whats the problem? (Score 1, Funny) 225
Comment: nostalgic... (Score 0) 136
hope Arkanoid makes the short list.
Ah, Arkanoid, the single player version of pong. I really miss that one.