“And if you volunteer, you can’t deduct your time, but you can deduct your mileage and out of pocket expenses...”

Silly me. I was under the impression that if the Constitution specifically referred to something as a right, then it was considered a right under US law. Clearly that’s crazy talk.

It’s possible. Ted Kennedy was on the no fly list because someone else on the list used a name similar to his as an alias once.

According to the Constitution, yes.

Don’t forget that there have been a whole lot of instances with people mistakenly being on the list, with no way to appeal or even find out why. Senator Ted Kennedy was on the list at one point.

Even slavery obeys the laws of economics.

For the people here who see this only as a matter of science vs religion-

Boobs.... don’t.... They don’t do that. Are those hip bones? What the hell is she- Part ankylosaur? How do th..... ?

So, how does this affect our terraforming plans?

Right- They create subharmonics.

Exactly- The piano is perfectly evolved for modern western music with a 12 note scale based on an equal interval between them

From the looks of the trailer, that’s the least of this film’s problems. I expect better from the average Syfy shlock picture.

What did Donna Summer ever do to anyone? That sounds really terrible, though.

Like every family dinner at my grandmothers. I feel your pain.

Any suggestions for something further up the passive-agressive scale? I’m looking for something that says “I still don’t forgive you, but feel compelled to get you something.”

Not to mention that he now probably has a pair of pants that don’t go with anything. It’s not like you can just get a new jacket- The pants have already been dry cleaned and they’ll be a slightly different shade now. These are serious consequences to deal with long term.

Look- It’s one thing to get raped or made to kill someone, you can bounce back from that- But this guy is probably never going to see that jacket again. Do you even know how many people you need to screw on shady business deals to afford a jacket like that in the first place? Try to understand his pain!

So, once again, it seems like the moral of the story is: Let Moffat write, but don’t let him write whatever he wants.