This sounds really awesome. As a third-rate, unpublished poet, the idea of writing a short novel actually sounds appealing. I might try this.

Since when is being a superhero geeky? Is James Bond on this list too?

It is a very cool idea, but my ultimate response as the audience is 'so what?'

I guess that's what he meant by ongoing project. He's collected some information, but hasn't even begun to try to derive significance from it. I'd love to see his hypothesis on trends or histories.

Oops. I mistyped. I meant to say Dodge, not Chrysler.

When I was in college, I had to study a shareholder rights lawsuit that still sticks in my mind.

Henry Ford was sued by some of his biggest shareholders for constantly taking the massive profits of his company and reinvesting them in the company, rather than paying a dividend on stock. He lost the suit, and one of the plaintiffs used his winnings to start his own auto company.

That guy's name was Chrysler.

Hmm. I think I may have dated that chick.

That's an odd fact. Does his grave have 24 hour surveillance with facial recognition software or something?

Ah, the droppings of the elusive Truckasaurus.

My guess - the 'climate change specialist' faked his own death to draw publicity to his faux-science cult.

Mmm... cream of barley... cold asparagus vinaigrette... sounds like luxury cuisine to me.

It's like they didn't watch Planet of the Apes at all.

I doubt he stopped smoking, but he might have tried to sue his employer for not letting him smoke at his sad little cubicle.

I take it this guy saw Spamusement and really liked that guys idea?

Mini black holes aren't nearly as dangerous as some people seem to think. Miniature black holes appear all the time inside the Earth's atmosphere. It's the big ones we need to worry about, and the Hadron can't make those.

That's pretty useful. Having not clicked the link yet, I assume they recommend using an ice cube tray to freeze portions of chicken stock or other liquids.