Yeah, exactly. She's obviously legitimately feeling bad about it, but nothing she describes falls outside the range of "weird shitty awkward teenage stuff". I mean, those are times when you're learning what your boundaries are, and sometimes people go over them. I think a lot of people have crappy experiences when…

Reading the response carefully, it sounds to me like he's trying to discourage her from contacting him. I think he could have been clearer.

I'm sure I wasn't the only timid, respectful boy to have to go through a couple instances of having my hand grabbed and pointedly moved to key areas before getting the idea.

Man, did that one ever hit home for me. It doesn't work that way, crazy ladies! Unless you're with a mind-reading rapist!

The fact that she mentioned the police at all (even to discount the possibility) is what makes me think something weird is going on, and that Dan's advice was pretty terrible.

See, we can be honest here because the LW isn't going to read it.

English people too stupid to know the difference between 'a' and 'e', got it.

Man, I am really interested to hear what people have to say about that first letter.

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It just gets better when we get to hear the Breen speak and it's all GZRRRRT NZZZZZ BRWWWW

@avclub-01855f0cb9a656fa40d4b59ae484a8ae:disqus Perhaps a prime piece of sheep offal, to eat or copulate with as you see fit?

@avclub-6d7d01236783f871a36ee948c146b9c6:disqus "That's an odd name. I'd have called 'em chazzwazzers!" All the booting stuff, the fairly clever references to Australia's ongoing issues with harmless-seeming invasive species, the fact that Mad Max is just a guy that exists, pretty much the entire chain of Bart's prank…

One of the SNPP reviews for "Bart vs. Australia" is along the lines of "this is one of the worst episodes of this season, although nothing is as bad as that comet episode!"

Holy crap, this is the first time anyone's done that to me! It's just like I dreamed!

I dunno, I think it's in character for Dax to be amused by something like this. She kind of comes across as detached and borderline amoral from time to time, which is something I wish they'd actively pursued.

I agree. Regardless of what Ron Moore says, it doesn't make sense for Bashir to have been a changeling since "Rapture".

I love his tone of voice when he walks onto the bridge and really calmly and softly asks Worf to rig up a few poison torpedoes for him, like it ain't no thing.

"At the time, the reveal that the station’s Bashir wasn’t the real thing blew my freakin’ mind."

I perked up on reading her name.