Imma chargin mah etc.

Her use of the horn is just a public nuisance.

Mikey wrote:Lazar - any relations in Jersey? My wife works with a soman with that name (through marriage) - her husband is Bochdan Lazar (and FOB, if you hadn't guessed. )

No - Lazar was the first name of my great-grandfather and my uncle, and is my middle name.

*crickets*

Tsukiyumi wrote:

thelordharry wrote:On a separate note, I wonder if I can introduce the concept of the letter 'T' into the American English language?

Wha?

Maybe he's talking about the way we soften "t" into more of a "d" sound in words like "better"?

My username is a real name in my family. It's not very common - it's usually available on smaller sites, but on some of the larger ones it's already been created. In those cases, there's a longer version of it that I use.

From Collider via TrekMovie. I think Tsuki will appreciate this: "Me? I would LOVE to be in the Star Trek sequel! Yeah! I would love to! I better write that letter to J.J. .I was really, wildly impressed by that. I thought it was an incredible piece of work. Yeah. It just had such a freshness ...

I pronounce DITL as "Dittle" and NASA as "Nassa".

stitch626 wrote:Where do you get Nasser?

Psst... he's English.

I nominate "Shades of Gray".

I'm in.

My hunch is either Mark or Glic.

I had a whole boatload of exams and papers.

That is mind-boggling.

From the quote on trekmovie.com, I can't be sure whether this is going to include the Abramsprise or not.

My favorites are xkcd ("a webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math and language", probably the flagship geek comic), Dinosaur Comics (a hilarious constrained comic about talking dinosaurs) and Questionable Content (already mentioned).