Very neat!

Satisfyingly gorgeous! I love the broken mirror gag, and the sweeping camera tracking, and the flickering flashlight. Didn't quite get the ending, did it have a baby?

Meow, Gauldar. Me. Ow.

Thanks for this. I had just reached my boiling point this morning, and wondered if I was alone in my exhaustion with infographics. They all look the same, and just seem like vertical Powerpoint presentations. BAD ones.

Updated, misandry... thanks. Even more info at the link.

I got more of a Scorpions vibe, but regardless-- better than Nickelback!

Alive! is a movie I like to watch whenever I feel cold. More than the cannibalism thing, I found the fact that they withstood a winter in the Andes with basically no sustainable warmth... just wow. I hate getting the shivers, let alone some snow down my pants. And these people sat through a lot of cold days and nights before the prospect of eating even came to that awful point.

I hate cold weather, but I'll always be thankful it isn't as bad as that.

Yes, it's most likely a coincidence. I've read the same euphemism many times, not sure if Charles Schultz was the first or not.

What a scary climb just to get to the stairs. It's a good thing they just serve tea, and not wine or beer.

So, it's actually 42? 8)

That is amazing. Numerical constants always reassure me that math is part of the natural world in some mind-boggling way. Also, multiply 9 by any number, then add up the digits. Keep adding up the digits, and you'll get 9.

9 x 7 = 63. 6 + 3 = 9
27.619 x 9 = 248.571. 2+4+8+5+7+1 = 27. 2 + 7 = 9.

That would be awesome!

@scooteriffic: wasn't it 116 that Lazar described as the secret to interstellar travel? Link us to what you know, please.

Whew! Thanks for clearing that up, gfxchick. I was about to rage my face off.

Now I'm hungry.