But that…

This was an article, but yes you have.

The solace you feel with your family can be very different/distant from the devastation you feel at work.

Well, the triplets are trying to murder Leslie and Ben, so maybe the distance is a good thing.

Or was Euron meant to be a P&R reference the whole time?

My favorite version of that is the Three Amigos drinking game with one down for every El Guapo.

I prefer, "We're going out. If we don't come back, avenge our deaths!"

Somewhere out there is an incredible piece of fan fiction detailing the future history of Bart Simpson:
*demolitionist
*presidential brother
*supreme court justice
*religious prophet

Still not as good as the wackadoo ending to Bully Pulpit where Teddy Roosevelt uses a time machine to recruit freedom fighters from across history.

Yeah, you'll be in your bunk, till you remember you are doing what you are doing because of Denny's.

It feels very like classical Greece where General is a situational rather than formal rank.

Upvoted for upvoting imprimatur.

I want you to think about how horrible a world full of ludicrously hot people filled with worldly experience and without any concerns for employment or children might be.

I love the movie.

I can sympathize. There's a series I love that at Book 5 (of 10) is one of the best reading experiences I've ever had.

Even famed inquisitor Jacques Fournier went into work and found something new every day! He recovered quickly, but, y'know, still wasn't expecting much.

Bless you, sir, for doing God's work.

I'd like to think that one distinguishing feature of Dr. Hibbert is also his… loose relationship to medical ethics.

What always struck me is that Warhammer 40K, of all places, was clearly a better place to actually WORK.

In the Culture books wasn't 95% of combat ultimately a teleportation game? With some strict limitations on range and prediction?