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    Ooh, now I'm flushing.

    Ooh, now I'm flushing.

    Huh, I'm so old I didn't know this. In my day there was no vaccine, only screening.

    Regular tuberculosis screening!

    When I had the booster, the doctor was careful to inject in the original shot site, so there'd only be one scar.

    Mine is on the inside of my upper left arm. Don't know why: both of my sisters were vaccinated in the usual spot and used to be jealous of my more discreet scar.

    Although, to be fair, a sample of two is not statistically significant.

    Having had the misfortune to know a number of drug addicts, I can say Carter and Aubrey's stupidity is entirely plausible.

    I thought it was entirely implausible that Aubry's brother (foster brother?) would give her money. Even were she not clearly high, he knows she's substance abuser who has been clean for only eight days. Anyone intimate with such a one would know better than to fork over cash, unless he was mind-bogglingly naive or

    Most racists I've met do not think of themselves as racists but as realists.

    Most racism is the product of fear, articulated and/or not.

    This show is neverendingly predictable.

    "Muslin." Perfect, somehow.

    Not all that odd, given that he inspired the series.

    I wish I were as certain that the reason she got so furious was that he was "playing mind games with her." I thought it was because he left her to make the decision without his help.

    And thanks to you, as well (again, see above for the reasons for my gratitude).

    Not just our species.

    And thanks to you as well (see above).

    Thank you. I've been googling like crazy since I watched 'Kill the Moon" last night (I'm marathoning the season so that I can watch the Christmas special) and yours is the first comment I've found that expresses my difficulties with the episode. The provided facts make the decision obvious: if the choice is whether to

    If I like ASCENSION for only one thing (and I pretty much—it was disappointing), it's that it led me to VIRTUALITY. Don't know how I missed it five years ago. It's exactly the kind of thing I go for.