Oh, not at all. If I were looking for extremists I'd read up on Valerie Solanas or Mary Daly.

I know

Maybe this is a stupid question, but why can we see reflections on the floor in the first image? I was under the impression that these cameras just showed difference in heat.

Well, if you don't have anything you can use as an example of doing it well, I'm not sure how we can discuss doing it badly."

While I whole heatedly agree that pregnancy, like so many other things, is often not written well, I disagree with you on most of your other points. I haven't seen Vala, so I can't comment on it, but with Troi's pregnancy, childbirth, and loss in The Child, you must have seen a different episode than I did. I seem to…

But since when is pregnancy sexist? It has nothing to do with pregnancy or discrimination, and as you mentioned that it's a biological reality that it's confined to one sex.

Ahh, the blathering of ad hominem spouters. The internet never disappoints my expectations.

What's an example of a pregnancy and post-pregnancy story which you think was done well?

Agreed.

Follow the link.

Yeah, I was really disappointed to see Anita's video thrown in at the end here, particularly since the article gives examples of pregnancies which do not single out women (Leo and Tucker) and where the "fallout" remains a major plot point (Charmed). And as for the conclusion that "writers can't figure out how to deal…

I'm glad we're moving Imperial material again. It's always been my favorite.

A few ideas:

Well. . . it's it's pre-TNG, you could have a George Takei cameo, since he was supposed to be a professor there. And I would be completely okay with that.

Diplomacy is my favorite board game, perhaps because it allows for so much deviousness. No random elements, no sprawling rules, just a few very simple mechanics and you skill as a negotiator.

Does anyone here know enough about plasma TV's to explain what exactly is happening? I'd love to know what those discharges are arcing between.

Ironman is the only way I play :p

You guys went to town last night on this thread, so Imma just respond to the points you brought up to me and leave this be.

No, it's not the mindset of males. It may be the mindset of some males, and that subset tends to make up a good portion of the gamer population, but to say "all men are ___ and want ___" is as foolish as it is hyperbolic.

I don't think the idea of "what kind of content do you want to see in a game, customers?" is…

They're going to introduce more jedi characters, duh. This can't be Star Wars if there aren't lightsabers and jedi robes. Did the prequels teach you anything?