I would love to do Urban Exploration. Wish there weren't those pesky laws.

This movie should have been one episode long, not freaking twelve.

Roy is one bad ass mutha...shut you're mouth.

When did our society get so litigious? A couple of guys want to make a universe size sucking chest wound, that's their business, not ours.

Cleaver, June, very cleaver.

Bulldozer looks like a modern day centaur.

Kinda cool idea, but he's just not pulling off the funny.

"space scientists want to see how the monkeys react to prolonged weightless conditions, isolation and a special diet of juices and pureed food."

Flying fecal matter. They're just asking for it.

"Engling says he is not worried that the Chaos Computer Club may have violated German laws on privacy by publishing the fingerprint. As he points out, the Home Ministry itself argued when electronic passports were launched that there is hardly any difference between a passport photo and a digital fingerprint. The club says that it also checked into the legality of the matter before publication: "Our lawyer says there is no way to go against the publication of the fingerprint in Die Datenschleuder."

Good point. I'd love to follow the case.

That was intense! Seeing him walk out the door like that was like seeing him die. He just disappeared.

My guess -- the device he was asked to fix (by the killer of the climate change specialist) is a time travel device.
What do you guess?

Regardless of what the building is used to house, it's great to see some effort.

Bansky is so cool.

My kids never asked stuff like this. When I asked my daughter where she thought she came from she told me she thought we got her at the pet store. I have (really) no idea where she got that. Maybe it's because we keep her chained up in the yard and feed her kibble?

My son will talk about Star Wars for hours. Who shot first? The MF can do this, that and the other. When ever I hear the words Star Wars now, I get a low grade head ache.
Star Trek was better, anyway.