@cadrina: It was called "Out of this World" [en.wikipedia.org])
@Jessy Jacobs: It's a long shot, but is [en.wikipedia.org]) what you're thinking of?
Um... If you shaved and tattooed a polar bear (or more likely, a portion of a polar bear big enough for a DHARMA logo and no more), by the time the Losties crashed on the Island, the hair would have grown back, hiding the tattoo.
The advantage of outsourcing your purple wig division to the Moon is that there are no laws against sexual harassment there.
I read this article in the Independent earlier today. Unfortunately, their central conceit – that the work that has been licensed by the HFEA should automatically receive funding – is completely flawed. Any grant applications submitted to the Research Councils, or for that matter to charitable bodies such as the Wellcome Trust, must be and are assessed on their scientific merits. The Independent article provides no evidence that this has not occurred in this case, save for hearsay and innuendo.
It's a flying insect. The dark bit is the body and the red blur is the wings. It's out of focus because it is much nearer to the camera than the aeroplane that the photographer was focusing on.
"It didn't feel like a hallucination". Because people who are hallucinating always know it's a hallucination.
Someone clearly spent time making this video. Not a lot of time, but some. And that in itself is a saddening travesty.
Danish, not Norwegian.
Dennis Quaid, surely?
15 feet? I think you mean 15 metres (as per the New Scientist article). 45 tonnes in 15 feet would be a portly beastie to say the least.
Uhurua seems to be hugging Spock rather than the other way around. He seems uncomfortable. Strikes me as not very culturally sensitive of her. No diversity training at Starfleet Academy?
This kind of childish morality play around things like smoking really sickens me. Smoking is "bad" because it is extremely bad for your health. This is scientific and medical fact. It is not "bad" because it is something that only evil people do, and making out that it is implies that you believe people are too dumb to understand the facts. It's so fucking patronising!
@jhansen: Extremely ancient, rather.
Actually, maybe that's OK, since to the kiddies that "Doctor Who" so often seems to be aimed at, I'm probably extremely agent myself.
@jhansen:
The Doctor should not be younger than me. It gets in the way of trying to imagine that he is really extremely ancient.
"A trickier one is a movie that some guy saw on the Sci Fi Channel between 2000 and 2004..."
Isn't this one "Event Horizon"?
@twDarkflame: I agree. Totally "Logan's Run".
Bleurgh! Retch! Hurl!
Neurons are not connective tissue.
