“Although a comedy series, it wasn’t the funniest TV show ever to hit the airwaves. The episodes weren’t deep, meaningful, or insightful. And the comedic performances certainly weren’t brilliant, unlike Lucille Ball in I Love Lucy or Jackie Gleason in The Honeymooners. But I Dream of Jeannie is unquestionably a television classic.”

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Video game plots are usually pretty straight forward. And it’s probably for the better, since we might be pissed if they messed with our reward after we’ve been working towards it for days. We asked you to show us the absolutely mind-blowing examples that would have made it all worth-it.

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“Fantasy camps have existed for sports lovers for decades — middle-aged guys can, for a price, play basketball or baseball alongside Hall of Famers and live out all of their jock fantasies that never came true. But there has never been an equivalent for the sci-fi geek or rabid movie lover. Why the hell can’t we pay to, say, experience a real zombie apocalypse, or become a spy?”

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“Unless it’s a quirky romantic comedy, fictional characters usually just fall right into their most significant relationships without having to struggle too much. We asked you to show them to us in the context of the often humiliating experience of online dating. The winner is below, but first the runners up.”

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“Indie games have more of a market than ever, talented designers are increasingly going freelance and Kickstarter and similar programs are disseminating funding outside of the old publisher model. All we need is a big enough platform to publish our ideas and somebody with the will and ability to take advantage of them. ”

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There are many characters throughout comic, cartoon, video game, tv and movie history that you may think don’t have names, but they actually do. You’ve just been missing out all these years and haven’t read enough Wikipedia entries.

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“Shaking hands or high-fiving are introductory gestures that you and I do everyday without a thought crossing our minds. Jason Statham, while I’m sure keeps those maneuvers in his back pocket, also has the ability to whip out limb dismemberment at any moment. Just his off-handed way of saying hello.”

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“With the tips presented here, you’ll soon find yourself saving five, even six dollars a week, which, over the course of 10 years, will add up to two or three grand. Which … is actually a lot less impressive than it sounds.”

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How has it taken this long for a film company to sue Asylum? You know, the company that releases “Transmorphers” the same time Transformers comes out so you accidentally rent it because you’re drunk? Now Universal is fighting back against their shitty Battleship rip-off.

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This is a “post” about people who use “quotes” wrong when making “signs.” It really “bothers” me every time is I see this. “Quotes” are NOT “emphasis.”

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