We’re going to find out. Red Dwarf is coming back, with the original cast.
Pharyngula
Evolution, development, and random biological ejaculations from a godless liberal
We’re going to find out. Red Dwarf is coming back, with the original cast.
Does anyone else remember that comic book? It was about the far future, 4000 AD, at a time when humanoid robots are ubiquitous, and they go bad, very bad. Magnus was a human with amazing martial arts abilities, who’d run around in every issue destroying the robots with his bare hands. That was pretty much the theme of the entire comic book: page after page of Magnus demolishing robots. He’d often rip their heads off, and then you’d get a panel with the standard sound effect of a robot getting decapitated: “SQUEEEEE!”
If you’ve ever wondered where that word came from, I think that’s it.
It would be a great comic book to turn into a movie, except that it’s already been done. It’s called The Avengers: Age of Ultron.
I’m going out to the theater in a few hours to see The Avengers: Age of Ultron, and I just now discovered this promo that reveals a lot of the details of the movie. There are some big surprises!
Liz Miele gives us a short list of feminist sex positions.
But she only comes up with three. We need more variety than that! So I thought I’d crowdsource it here.
The Edmonton Arts Council has failed. They got some art by Ryan McCourt thrown out of an exhibition for the silly reason that they were “offended” by it — these were statues of the Indian god, Ganesha, in modern poses. That was feeble enough, but now McCourt was hoping to donate a sculpture to the city, and the Arts Council has found an amazing new reason to reject it.
If you enjoy watching Theodore Beale/Vox Day getting stomped on (and who doesn’t?), I must recommend that you read this analysis of Beale and his supporters by Philip Sandifer. He doesn’t mince words. And I agree entirely with his conclusion.
I took this test to see which Game of Thrones character I was, and it told me I was Jon Snow. Nooo! He’s so bland!
If you’re a bit confused, just think of it as a metaphor for the state of the atheist movement.
