Doing that is now on my bucket list.

If I don't distract myself I can't stop thinking about how many things can go wrong on a plane, how fast the air outside is moving and how far from the ground we are.

No more having to brush only a couple of teeth at a time! Now you can brush them all at once! Just squirt toothpaste in your mouth, shove in the TeethBrusher and spin it between your two hands. People leave them next to their toilets so they can do to things at once, think of the time savings!

In Harry Potter you could see many of them coming, though they were still hard to take. But Ned Stark? He was introduced as a lead, if Ron had been killed by Voldermort at the end of the Sorcerer Stone, then yeah. And the Red Wedding?

I usually get a one word reply after all that. Really, it took you a minute and a half to type 'OK'?

Yeah that looks fine. When my sister-in-law was pregnant she would have wanted sardins on that. And ketchup. And pickles.

This guy needs on Oscar before Brad Pitt does. And I want that suit.

A crowd troll!

Yeah, that pretty much sums up my young adult life.

Jurassic Park: a true story based on the epic failure of Phil Tippett.

I saw that as a Mickey head until I realized it was Mario mushrooms. I spent a good couple of seconds wondering what a polkadot Mickey button would do.

Someone wearing a hat like that shouldn't be making fun of a black cape.

The SF stray dogs were named Bummer and Lazarus, I"ve seen the plaque in the city commemorating them. There's even a book available locally.

Dogs are not fully color blind, they can see shades of yellow, blue and gray. They see the colors green, yellow and orange as yellowish, and they see violet and blue as blue. Blue-green is seen as a gray. It's hard to picture, but they aren't stuck with black and white.

It's an old movie FX trick. Put a model infront of some full sized scenery and trick the perspective. It makes the model look full size. It was used A LOT in the LoTR series to make the actors playing hobbits and dwarves look small by placing them further from the camera then the others. Here's a reverse angle pic of a scene from LoTR
http://img.scoop.it/6I02CHHlhjQAdjD27vlHNzl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVaiQDB_Rd1H6kmuBWtceBJ
See how Gandalf is sitting closer to the camera than Frodo and the table is split, items on Frodo's side of the table are bigger than the ones on Gandalf's to enforce the trick. From the camera's point of view the table looks whole and it appears that Frodo is sitting directly across from Gandalf, but is smaller.
BTW: When filming the Hobbit in 3D they used 3 cameras for these shots, one for the left eye perspective and two for the right eye (in this shot one would film Gandalf, the other Frodo) so in composite they would seem to be at the same depth.

Bread! Apples! Very small rocks! Cider! Cherries! Mud! Churches! Lead!
A DUCK!