Threadjacking!

[Large48]

I'm watching Resident Evil: Extinction on one of the satellite channels at the moment, and I have literally no clue as to what's happening from scene to scene.

From CF, was that on Sky?

[Richmond Clements]

On Sony, I think..?

[Proudhuff]

small Hands and smell of cabbage?

[Spikes]

What became of Fonky?

[CraveNoir]

They're making a new Spider-Man film? Why did nobody tell me!

[Link Prime]

Brendan1- What became of Fonky's body?

FTFY

[Hoagy]

These are writers. Yes. And take a great many pains to being so.

[Bubba Zebill]

Picture it, on horseback, taking note of cloud patterns, then the strangest wave flows right under his feat, a moving impression along the body of the canal. It seems to pass undisturbed through objects and other waves...he gives chase. I picture it as a cantor, long before Muybridge, flickering along the canal, a wave of light following a wave of water. Nothing stops it, mile after mile. It neither grows or shrinks, its consistency seemingly aloof to matter.

[Spaceghost]

There's too much of everything these days. And it's all crap.

[Hoagy]

My response to your post was sadly lost in the whingeing ether.

[Kowalsky (formerly JudgeGumpty)]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7_m0U4cNOA

Confirms on high brow ridge, long lip and conical head.

[darnmarr]

Oh.
Terrible about the Do-Do, though,
For even though,
there was loads,
the people and the cats and the rats,
They chopped them up,
and ate their eggs
ample
example
ample eggs there was, though,
Now no Do-do though.
As Homer Simpson might say:

"The historically cavalier approach by humans
to the disruction of species and by extension
delicate ecosystems hardly bodes well for a
sustainable future for mankind on this planet.

[shaolin_monkey]

My brain does not do

Puzzle, anagram, wordsearch

Or bloody haiku

[Bubba Zebill]

1 and 1 is 2 unless your bloody Kurt Gödel.

[Frank]

My thoughts are with the small number of Americans who died in a manner that caught the attention of media outlets, rather than the hundreds of civilians who have been and will continue to be needlessly slaughtered every day in Syria, Mexico or Sudan.

All are tragedies, but only one of them will still be making the front pages of the papers this Sunday.