Klebert L. Hall commented on House of Gundam, at 11:32 AM on May 16 How are you supposed to open the windows? -Kle. more »

Klebert L. Hall commented on Terminator 4 Will Be Like The Matrix Sequels, at 11:26 AM on May 16 And here I thought you meant "like the Matrix sequels" , in the sense of "regrettable". -Kle. more »

Klebert L. Hall commented on Anti-Monitor Exclusive Is a Crisis at Infinite Cons, at 11:22 AM on May 16 So, his two weaknesses are big lizards and obscure naval vessels, because if they touch him they mutually annihilate through perfect energy conversion? @CribbageLeft: It's a sort of miniatures wargame, where the record-keeping is built into the figure bases through a clever perforated dial. -Kle. more »

Klebert L. Hall commented on Charles Darwin Mourns for His Slain Monkey in "The Fall", at 11:16 AM on May 16 This movie will either be AWESOME (!), or the worst movie ever. Or, possibly both. -Kle. more »

Klebert L. Hall commented on What Psychic Power Do You Wish You Could Use On Our Political Leaders?, at 9:28 AM on May 16 @Ghede: "Fire has long been man's friend, whether it's cooking our food, or raining down on Charlie." --------------------------------------------------------- Seriously, I already have a better superpower - the mute button. more »

Klebert L. Hall commented on First Look Inside Joss Whedon's Dollhouse, at 7:56 AM on May 16 @moff: I don't know, but I draw the line at Huey Long. -Kle. more »

Klebert L. Hall commented on The Savage Colors of Naked, Toxic Sea Snails, at 11:37 AM on May 15 Plus, some of them can turn themselves inside out. more »

Klebert L. Hall commented on 7 Reasons Why Scifi Book Series Outstay Their Welcomes, at 10:22 AM on May 15 You missed two reasons - on the "author's fault" side of the equation, a long series puts off (sometimes permanently) the problem of coming up with a decent ending. more »

Klebert L. Hall commented on We Will Beam Advertisements Directly Into Your Brain, at 10:03 AM on May 15 There are persistant rumors that you can do this with microwaves, too (not only from crazy people, either). more »

Klebert L. Hall commented on Wuxtry! Wirephotos the Wave of Newspaper Future! (1937), at 9:32 AM on May 15 @DrJimmy: Exactly; beacuse it is. more »

Klebert L. Hall commented on Someone Has Stolen Our Supernovas, at 8:05 AM on May 15 @moff: You're right. more »

Klebert L. Hall commented on Someone Has Stolen Our Supernovas, at 12:43 PM on May 14 Um, guys? more »

Klebert L. Hall commented on More Terrifying Than Space is Space Madness, at 12:39 PM on May 14 @NefariousNewt: "or the guy freaking because he thought spiders were crawling on him" The best thing about that delusion is that it's basically true, they're just called "skin mites". @Daveinva: "That was always my beef with Lovecraft-- everyone always went mad because they couldn't comprehend what was being seen." Yes, it makes no sense at all. more »

Klebert L. Hall commented on How to Build a Violent World in One Easy Step, at 11:27 AM on May 14 I suspect that this is basically epiphenomenal. There's a pretty close correlation between low incomes and crime/violence, generally because people are likely to be unhappy if their circumstances are limited. more »

Klebert L. Hall commented on The Sun Is Exploding!, at 11:55 AM on May 13 Well, it is just a giant nuclear bomb... -Kle. more »

Klebert L. Hall commented on You Are Already in a Game. Right Now., at 11:54 AM on May 13 I'm baffled (as usual). more »

Klebert L. Hall commented on The Tastiest Food Moments in Science Fiction, at 11:50 AM on May 13 "Either way it put me off government cheese for good." Do not mock Government Cheese! Welfare cheese makes the Best. more »

Klebert L. Hall commented on BBC Destroys Cute Knitted Versions of Doctor Who Monsters, at 11:42 AM on May 13 (a) The Beeb is entirely within their rights in this matter. (b) That doesn't mean that they aren't being cocks. -Kle. more »