Thanks!

Can you link to a higher-res version of that? I love it.

She and Janson were my favourite characters.

Mon Mothma, you mean? Or Toryn Farr? I think they both had action figures, although Toryn Farr might have been generic "Hoth Commander" or something.

Damien Lewis, AKA "that guy, whathisname, was on that terrorist show for a while, you know, the one who dissed Ian McKellan that time, whatever happened to him?"

No, evidence does not exist that implicates the limbic system's role in affect. It was conjectured, briefly, that that might be the case, but research doesn't back it up, so neuroscience has abandoned the theory. I prefer not to "put two and two together" unless there's actual evidence to suggest I should. And, sorry,…

Um. None of these stories ever happened. It's all fiction, as much a work of art as the shoes. Well, not as well-constructed or as aesthetically pleasing, but definitely as made up.

You've clearly never visited Reddit.

Of course I don't mind! It's flattering.

The concept of the functionally unified limbic system is an outdated myth, and there's little evidence to link its size to actual changes in the capacity for emotional response.

Fine with me.

No, it is pretty bad. Again, you can't conflate listing a general principle as a priority with prioritizing that principle as applied to oneself. Healthcare is as much a "checkbook" issue as "jobs and the economy", given that the last election was all about who pays for it.

"Jobs or the economy" is not the same thing as "voting from their checkbook" (sic).

Sorry you know such awful men.

No, she didn't release their names. They recognised the reciept from the amount the meal cost and the date and time.

I have never seen a shred of valid evidence to suggest that modern human males find it more difficult to get laid than modern human females. I also don't see how that would, were it true, make it reasonable to judge women more harshly than men with regard to promiscuity.

I agree that women are more concerned with asserting their right to have sex with whoever they want than men, but that is because historically it is a right that has been denied them.

I guess the idea that there's something inherently wrong with women being promiscuous, and that STDs are directly attributable to female promiscuity.