Well, some of the older ones maybe. A lot of the assholes my age spouting this crap just never signed up. I remember dying laughing at the story of one of these assclowns who, when COVID and the Floyd protests happened, went into his bunker with his wife with all the canned rations and not only didn’t have a can…

“you better believe it’s gonna”

Here’s a little tip to help actors who just took a damn job and don’t know how to handle Star Wars nerds asking questions about deep lore: If someone asks if your character is related to some other character vaguely like them, the answer is yes. Always yes. Everyone in Star Wars is always related. 

Because victims shouldn’t be made to suffer because they are victims.  

I’m guessing because she wants to see change happen at the company and be part of making it a better place for everyone to work. 

People will jump on “Money” in the subheadline, but this sentence really outlines how shitty companies like this screw people who stand up and how much of a financial blow it can be:

Gross. As someone who spent years as a design and brand integrity director, this is just a petty power flex by Take Two. This would have no impact on their business or the strength of their brand. There is just someone at that company who thinks they have an axe to grind against anything that sounds even remotely…

She does go on to explain that if she sells the property in the future for the same price, she’ll owe taxes on that $3 million again. But until that day, she’s basically getting an interest-free loan from the government.

The Netherlands also has a high investment in infrastructure for cyclists. This incident occurred on a road with a 60mph (100kph) speed limit, no hard shoulder, and curves to obstruct sight lines. While the driver is at fault, this is (by design) not a safe place to ride a bike, aside from the low traffic. If FM roads…

*learns that revenge is terrible*

“Oh honey, what a nice, family friendly moral”

Lmao yeah dude I’m sure you were all super unique and individuals, way more than the people above, totally. 

This story brought to mind a wonderful memory. Mary & Hugh.
An aged bohemian couple, who lived in unmarried bliss in a wonderful ex-whorehouse near Long Beach (with red flocked wallpaper, numbers were still over the bedroom doors and the bathroom had a hidden panel to a sun porch to hide the sailors when the shore…

I’ll admit it, I wasn’t ready for Andrew to start freestyle rapping.

Utah is the painting in Florida's attic. Or vice versa. 

Nah, I’m sorry, I think that’s a lot of semantics to get to a place to emotionally avoid Tuvix’s anguish, which is understandable. The emotional appeal isn’t nothing. I haven’t actually discussed this episode in years because I generally think it’s bottom 5 across all series, but as a healthcare attorney and bodily…

Tuvix is basically the trolley problem, in that you can actively kill this one guy to restore your two friends, or passively just let them keep being “dead” so he can live.  How obvious the solution is seems to vary widely with different people, as in the original thought experiment.

No, you are incorrect and philosophically sloppy.

I think they’ve avoided making Mariner a Poochie. She seemed like that’s what she was going to be early on, but the show has done enough exploration of her flaws (that she’s been stuck as an ensign for far longer than the average Starfleet officer, she’s very competent but constitutionally allergic to responsibility,…

I like Mariner, because she’s the Young Brat version of most TREK heroes. Something will settle her down and she’ll grow into her natural ability to lead — I think she’s starting to, even with all the “Mariner’s being a troublemaker again!”