Appears so. Daily Dot says:

The docs are here. The suit was dismissed with prejudice, so it can be revived.

FIGHTING WORDS Pizza is Meh, say New Yorkers. If I had to subsist on their version of the stuf, I might agree.

Naked shrieking click bait does not deserve, and shall not get, a link. It's at the NYT site if you wish.

NIGHTMARE FUEL It's one thing to say the world needs an "Incredible Mr. Limpet" remake. It's another to say the project was once attached to Jim Carrey. It is unforgivable to release the concept art.

Warning: Carrey's fish-face cannot be unseen.

THANK YOU Finally, a call to stop calling things "iconic," particularly if they were just made a few months ago. Click here for FastCo's list of all the things they've called "iconic" in breathy lazy magazine articles, including "Method's soap bottle."

SPACE Is there a giant UFO hiding in a moon crater? No, of course not. It would be cool if there was. It would be terrifying it it rose up and headed towards Earth. It would be dismaying if it powered up and left without telling us why it paid the Moon a visit but didn't bother with Earth; people would drive themselves nuts with speculation. The Daily Mail, going in full "let us squander with haste our remaining atoms of credibility" mode, says "The triangular anomaly, spotted on Google's map of the moon, has rows of seven light-like dots along its edge that have been likened to an alien base or spaceship." Does it now. Mystertious Universe clarifies.

VotD The description says "man avoids being crushed by seconds," but they look like logs to me.

Just think: if he'd gotten out of bed 4 seconds later, he'd be dead. DISABLE YOUR SNOOZE BUTTONS.

ARCHITORTURE Great round-up of post-Soviet Russian buildings, shot by Frank Herfort. Some remarkably ghastly structures and a few cool ones. (via io9, which borrowed them all for a blog post: naughty.)