I'm over forty, thanks, and you should probably read up on the history of a group before you claim to be a member.

You're not the alt-right, you're just the right. The alt-right believes in an America for Christian whites only. If that's not you, you're just someone we politely disagree with.

Ah, the Alice's Restaurant gambit. Yeah I'll buy that.

The biker gang analogy is on point, but one thing left out of the argument is, whatever the law says, can a black man actually walk down the street carrying a legal weapon without getting shot by a SWAT team?

I see what you did there.

It's really not, though: most links go dead for one reason or another in a few years. A decade from now we'll all be on MegaNet and all those tweets will be lost like tears in rain.

It's genius to put "Socialist" and "Workers" in the name of your far-right political party.

*reluctant upvote*

Edging the Sudetenland.

almost kind of neat

The energy needed to fractionate water into oxygen and hydrogen is actually more than the energy released by burning methane in that oxygen. The overall process of creating oxygen and then burning it would be a net energy loss.

I'm having a lot of trouble with the clash between the cartoony characters and the more photorealistic backgrounds in the Zelda. It just looks off.

My point is there's a big difference between "below freezing" cold and "the ground vaporizes from the heat of your boot" cold. Insulation also gets more difficult in thicker atmospheres: mars's thin atmosphere is actually an asset for insulating things.

Anyone who thinks Titan is a better colonization target than Mars isn't thinking about just how cold and dark Titan is.

Manifold Garden and Memory of a Broken Dimension look interesting, but I really can't tell if there's a game there.

Audiophiles agree that the harsh overtones of digitally-generated white noise so more harm than good: for real relaxation you need true analog white noise.

I'll be honest, I wasn't looking carefully, and didn't notice it was CGI: I thought it *was* Charles Dance.

as the reincarnated Egyptian god Kek

I'm just gonna mention the word "cloaca" and walk away, here.

Margaret Atwood is infamous for hating it when she gets called a science fiction author, mostly because she has a terrible definition of what science fiction is. I've only read Handmaid's Tale: it's clearly SF, but I was willing to give her the benefit of the doubt on the assumption that her other work was farther…