It's so cold out,...

I'm sure even HELL has frozen over. The creepy crawly tendrils of freeze have creeped and crawled into the caverns of hell and Satan is downstairs wrapped in furs and shivering like, "Dang, it's cold as hell out."

This morning when I woke up, the weather channel said it was 16 degrees out but felt like it was ONE DEGREE. :( Work should be canceled when it's this cold.

If...

I think the following joke is absolutely hysterical, how much of a nerd does this make me? The debate is over whether fans should call the new Trek movie Star Trek XI or not.
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sean4000: No more 11 or XI, I agree. Since the film takes place in an alternate time line the film should be called:

STAR TREK

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jerhanner: You didn't carry the two.
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Srsly, I LOL'd irl. For the record, I'm just calling it Star Trek XI because it's the eleventh movie and it just gets too confusing otherwise. Part of me says we should re-number to differentiate between the TOS timeline and the...er, new movie timeline. But see that's the problem: What do you title the new movie(s)? I think the writers must have run into the same problem, hence Star Trek: The Movie, which was only supposed to be the working title but they seem to have just given up and made it the actual real title.

I can't blame them on that one. There's really nothing else you can call it.

Star Trek: No not that one, the other one
Star Trek: Like the original series but not
Star Trek: Alternate Universe
Star Trek: The beginning (again)
Star Trek: Reboot
Star Trek: We couldn't think of a name that wouldn't have the ghost of Gene Roddenberry haunting us forever