OK, I'll issue the challenge then. Find me a name good fellows. Accept this quest and I shall reward you by being, uhh, "occupied" for several hours.

Technically this does not violate any law of physics. The arrow had momentum moving in one direction, known as a vector force. It is possible to change the direction of a vector force by the application of another angular force directed perpendicular the the direction of the original force in such a way that it retains its momentum. You actually do this every time you turn the steering wheel of your car (and aren't pressing the gas), it keeps moving "forward" but in a different direction because the tires' friction with the road is applying a turning force. It is possible (if you do it quickly enough) to apply an angular force to a moving object such that that object makes a 180 degree turn while retaining most of its momentum.

Doesn't anyone else care who the other 4 are?! You know, for research.

I'm sorry, it's big news in America, because we're all dumb, addicted to TV, and hearing about the atrocities our government commits overseas on a daily basis depresses us.

Beyonce has a sister named "Solange" that she has been trying to make popular for years now. Most recently Solange beat up Jay Z in an elevator. The security footage is making national headlines in the US...because we're retarded.

to hell with Jerome, who's the girl!?

It's funny because she's black, she obviously understands basketball.

Let's be clear. A "Spoiler" is revealing a piece of information to someone who has had no reasonable opportunity to learn it for themselves. For example: revealing the exact ending of Captain America: The Winter Soldier a week after it comes out, is a spoiler, as this is new information that could not have been learned any other way. However revealing that Bucky Barnes is the Winter Soldier is NOT a spoiler as that information has been distributed for more than 20 years. SO...in short. Revealing information held in Books that are a decade old is not "spoiler" material, as the audience has had a more than reasonable amount of time to obtain this information themselves. That some choose not to read the books, is their fault, not mine.

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