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The fact that most of them are barely in book 4 probably has more to do with it.

I don't think it really matter which one you see first, either way you'll be surprised by the shared reveal in one of them (assuming that at this point you still don't know what it is) and have more of an idea what's going on when watching the other. Both of them have their seperate storylines...

Heaven help the first reviewer to give it a "rotten" rating.

And they've ordered a fourth too.

One of the rebloggers posted the actual relevant pages, the one you quoted seems to be way off.

That would mean more if you weren't basing your analysis of their track record on factual inaccuracies. Like how they provided health care coverage prior to being required to? Or how their corporate "minimum wage" is almost double the federal minimum wage? They seem quite good at showing their...

Actually, that's incorrect. They only covered two of these drugs beforehand. Also, there's no need for a "huge surge of religious feelings", it's far more likely that, as Hobby Lobby claimed in their brief, those drugs were only included as an oversight, as they otherwise didn't cover any...

Trailer for Dreamfall: Chapters, episode 1: Looking forward to it.

I really have no clue what you're aguring with at this point, I assume it's with something I said, but you seem to be getting something else entirely out of my posts. Again, my point was merely that in this case, it is entirely possible for the Green's to be not be aware of the every single...

I didn't say they had no choice, I questioned whether the Green's are the one who personally made the choices. Just because the company makes the choices doesn't mean that they aren't delegated to someone like a hired finiancial expert. Also, deciding on which mutual fund, bond fund, money...

Whose choice? This is where my previous point questioning whether or not the Greens are personally aware of every company that any of their retirement funds invest in, as well as everything that each such company or any of their subsidiaries makes, comes in. Steinman really covered this point...

Since the investments are in their employees' 401k plans, it's actually the employees (who may or may not share their beliefs) making the money, not the company. Since they do matching contributions, you could say Hobby Lobby is actually losing money to them, couldn't you?

And yet the morning after pills themselves mention a chance of preventing implantation of fertilized eggs. You really want to insult them for trusting the FDA, the organization we use to oversee all food and drug safety issues? I'm sure the people running Hobby Lobby are involved in every...

Prime? I mean, it isn't even the best animated series, which is clearly Beast Wars.* I would love to see a movie with Simon Furman (aka pretty much THE guy on the comics front) as the idea guy though. *Disclaimer: Despite the exaggerated objectivity of this statement, it is understood to...

That's interesting to hear, but after watching the first of Bay's Transformers movies, I swore off the series. I've stuck to that, and it'll take more than "not rage-inducing-ly horrible" to change that.

The lion turtle energybending was a way to get bending, but it's clearly not the only way because people have become benders over the years after splitting the worlds.

Well, the portals have been closed for 10,000 years, it's not surprising they don't know exactly what all it'll do leaving them open.

Turns out episodes 3-6 got accidentally leaked by a Mexican affiliate channel recently. Nick needs to stop sitting on the episodes and start showing them (which hopefully they are about to if they're releasing an official trailer now). This is (rather minor) spoilers from the general overview...

Hmm, do spoilers inside spoilers not work? Or is it just when I preview a post with nested spoilers that there is an issue? [/spoiler] EDIT: Alright, they do not work, good to know.

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