I know, I was just trying to reduce the complexity of my point.  Canon or not, each time they employ the time-travel trope the stomp on any drama created by past movies and the potential for drama in any future ones.

I guess I don’t understand how it can be. I mean, sure nostalgia and all, but unfortunately, by treating this well as bottomless, they’ve essentially undermined any drama that comes from it.

Part of me wants to click the star and the other part of me wants to click the “banish from this material plane with extreme prejudice” button. 

Flowers

Fight me.

Counterpoint, cake exists only as an icing-delivery device. Cake itself is mildly-flavored garbage bread.

Makes sense, although this feature seems unnecessary in that context.  In my family, I absolutely need to retain the history because often that is a repository of stuff someone told me that my brain would not hold on to.

Ah, fair enough.

“What’s obvious is that Bell misread his market. “

Wouldn’t the logical next step be to create an app that allows you to easily screencap chats and store metadata on them? Maybe that’s effectively Evernote?

<yawn>

Says the person offended enough to reply snarkily...

Counterpoint: commercial agreements that are designed to extract rents through social and unavoidable relationships are bad.

I am genuinely impressed that someone was able to write the words, “fresh side scroller” and still remain part of the material plane. Bravo!

Hahahahaha! The joke is that Messier doesn’t *have* a septum!

You’re right, your reply of pedantry is way better than anything I said.

“doesnt going for it on fourth down make it even more dramatic?”

Get rid of the punters and the kickers... in a game called ...“foot”ball.

That is some level 99 nerd cred there. Not only quoting Spock, but quoting Spock from Undiscovered Country. Epic. Especially since that quote may have been the only redeeming element of that movie... ;)

Except for the massively important “self-awareness”.