This experiment brought to you by the number 4. =)

I'd like to see this lady cut a professional wrasslin' promo. =)

Hah, I always have to point out that the Gladiator music is used in Pirates, just sped up. =)

Dang, was trying to find the Key & Peele sketch they did about this. There aren't any good links on Youtube.

I guess that's what he gets for lion around.

Thank you, thank you, I'll be here all week.

*ducks*

Man, I sure hope this works out. It could change millions of lives.

Speak of the Devil.

https://youtu.be/SIABF0sNnp0

Side note, there was also an awesome match where someone got their battery sawed through and the fluid spilled out all over the arena floor. =)

The guy who made Minotaur is also a metalurgist, so he specifically made strong compounds for the drum and the frame. The hammer may have been effective against some bots, but his Mino's composition was just bouncing that hammer off it's frame.

I'm glad this show came back. =)

Very interesting, thanks for the additional info. I believe that the plantiff paying isn't subject to appeal in Ontario, I could be wrong, but I have a few lawyer friends I'll ask.

It's a neat look at how the laws work for and against someone.

There's a law in Ontario (and I'm sure it's similar in the rest of Canada,) that says if someone takes you to court and attempts to sue you, if you win your case, the person who tried to sue you has to pay your legal defences. That's a light paraphrasing, I'm sure there's more nuance, but it dramatically reduces the civil cases. If you're going to sue someone, you better be damn sure you're in the right, or else you may end up paying their legal fees.

I think I already know the answer, but why doesn't America do that?

Damn, free cookies!

People always say that's a useless item, unless you know the secret paths, or know how to jump over other karts and banana peels. =)

The books are amazing, I'd recommend them to anyone. =)