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Just like falling damage, eh?

Neither. I only have a few DVD/BluRay sets and they live apart from my singles ;) I have my "The Dark Crystal"/"Labyrinth" dual disk set right between those two.

Some DMs will let you sleep in Full Plate, without any ill effects. I once rolled out of bed wrong, tweaked my back, and spent the next two days in bed in agony.

The fact that that you linked no studies, so the regimen used is not clear, for one. There are a host of other factors that can affect sentencing, based on timing. A case running longer, because a plea is not taken. A tendency to put the quicker cases earlier in the day so that they can be...

When making statements like this keep in mind one simple fact; correlation is not causation.

I had forgotten about "Lucan", but definitely watched it. Part of the mid-'70s 'wolf boy' craze, a little late to the game.

In the late '60s I was allowed to stay up past my usual bedtime for exactly two TV shows; "Star Trek" and "Wild, Wild West." Then you're just "Disco Old." A Japanese friend introduced my to Ultraman some time around 1968, along with all of the classic monsters. The magazines. The comics. The...

I should note that the "Fringe" boxed set resides right next to my "Babylon 5" series and all movies set.

"Millennium" got nowhere near the love that it deserved and died a horrible Fox Networky death. I've got the "Fringe" DVD set sitting above my desk, as I type this.

Ah, yes. The blind old man and his "cane." There's a whole series of movies, as well, with crossovers and everything :D

Maybe they do, but just think that text walls will conceal what they don't know?

"Why did Purdue Pharma, makers of OxyContin and a host of other opioid products, give almost $1.9 million to health-care professionals in 2017? All Purdue’s website says is that the money was for “services.” Were some of those services speeches made by doctors on behalf of Purdue? In the past...

Now you're just splitting hairs. They were liable. The agreement shows it.

I watched it way back when, then ended up watching it again in my college film class, also way back when :p

I see that someone else remembers the 2005 remake of "The Night Stalker." I think that I lasted 2 episodes.

Be that as it may, it still show that it's not only possible, but actually happened, outside of the US.

For the record, there was also a settlement with respect to Oxycontin in Canada, where the advertising of prescription only drugs is restricted. The settlement was nowhere near as big as that in the US, even when accounting for population, but it's clearly possible for such to happen outside the...

Old is what you experienced. What a Gen Y thinks is old won't be the same as what I, a child of the '60s, thinks is old. It's all valid, if it's how you feel ;)

When "The Incredible Hulk" TV series hit, my first thought was, "That's the guy who lives in a plane!" EDIT - I just looked it up on IMDB. His "home" was a 737. The pilot episode is on Youtube :D

I recently rewatched the original "Battlestar Galactica" and "Sir Conan Doyle's The Lost World." More absolute bangers there. Didn't "The Magician" travel around in a private jet" Not a small one, but rather something like a 727? I don't think it ever made it to reruns.