And you're always number two.

I think he's been forced to pay them up front.

Read that in John Muhlaneys voice

It was to my understanding they'd already had a movie written and only brought in "I, Robot" because it was familiar to some of the audience and they could pick the corpse of the book for buzzwords. Even the ending credits say the movie was "inspired by" the collection of short stories.

I never watched it until people started saying it was taking place in the Warhammer universe, then I saw it and in that context I liked it.

I'll have to remember that; I only saw it just after its release and don't remember being anything other than indifferent. I've never read the comic though; the author/artist of the comic is part of the duo of the Gorillas, correct?

Bear meat is awful - greasy and gamey.

All isms work perfectly as long as everyone participates as the rules of the ism dictate.

The unblockable "He Gets Us" ads in their mobile app.