So in this case, how would you call Batman’s Batarang? A Back-Tarang or a Bat-Scratcher? As long as it does the job, I guess the name isn’t really important after all. Now if you’ll excuse me, I have to go and try to see if my Batarang letter opener works as pictured in the comic. […]
Whether you are a fan of oldschool game discs or modern games that you download digitally, there’s a problem that all gamers have to face eventually: you’ll always need extra space, both virtually and physically. I still prefer having actual game discs since those can be sold back to game stores, unlike the ones you’ve […]
Yep, been there, done that, and on both sides of the situation. It just sucks when you follow a show with your significant other and then you realize that they watched an episode without you. On the other side of the fence, sometime the pull is just too strong and you have to watch it […]
Back when I was a kid, eating alone at school was kind of a terrifying prospect. I was afraid of being judged by other as the “loser that eats alone.” Even back when I was in my early 20s, I refused to go to the restaurant if I was alone. Now that I’m older and […]
A comic by George Rottkamp and Andrew Bridgman from Dorkly that takes a look at some of the differences between the schools in the world of Harry Potter and the ones in our world. Unfortunately, Hogwarts isn’t real, because I’m fairly sure that the highschool experiene there would be a lot more interesting than the […]
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Oatmeal raisin cookies are possibly among the most evil an and discusting sentient food item livings on the surface on this planet. I’m sure malevolent beings brought them to our world many decade ago, and they’ve been grossing children out, big and small, for generations. Seriously though, I’d take a chocolate chip cookie over one […]
There are plenty of things that I find really distracting in movies and TV shows, and in this comic by Chris Hallbeck of Maximumble, the artist takes a look at three of them: Peopleswallowing pills with no liquid, people gesturing with coffee cups that are clearly empty, and people uing their phones with the screen […]
Yep, most English speaking people in Canada call a coffee with two creams and two sugars a “double-double,” and usually, these are Tim Hortons customers. Next time I head over to get a coffee, I think I’ll try asking for a “quinquagintuble quinquagintuble” to see how the employee behind the counter reacts. [Source: Cheer Up, […]
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