How about "Sons of Myth" and they can hire another pedophile.
Well, I dunno what else Grant has going on, but he'll be working for McDonald's... and not as a fry cook:
McDonald's Corp., which hasn't always gotten a warm reception on social media, is taking to Twitter, Facebook and YouTube with a Q&A-style ad campaign, aiming to dispel the notion that its food is unhealthy.
The world's largest restaurant chain began taking questions from Americans Monday via social-networking sites, promising to deliver "real answers." As part of the campaign, former "MythBusters" host Grant Imahara will visit McDonald's suppliers and restaurants nationwide and appear in a series of online videos.
So, in a way, he'll still be busting myths. I'd like to know where that McDonald's is; they showed them grilling the burgers, and all of their restaurants around here stopped doing that years ago....There's already one up:
Our food. Your questions. Is McDonald's beef real?
Makes a pretty convincing case, apart from, of course, that it's coming from the company itself and the plant he visited could be full of lies...
How about "Sons of Myth" and they can hire another pedophile.
I'm still trying to figure this comment out.
Having watched a lot of television in my 53 years on this rock, I'd say less is the way to go.Oh, I get it. Guess I need to watch TV more. Or a lot less.
2001 a space odyssey and the nu bsg got this right...I still want to see the exploding body in a vacuum from "Outland". Vacuum chamber + dead pig = splat!
I don't think any astronaut or cosmonaut has ever died in space, its always been either taking off or re entry, or sometimes even just testing.
Always in atmosphere.