Satan has a staff? He must use Kronos for their payroll.

What about a drastic person playing a really timid and cautious character? I used to play with a friend whose personal life was a fucking mess, but loved to play lawful good.

Once you've got over $5 mil it is preposterously easy to make money with money. Even glacially slow-growth accounts like CDs and Savings Bonds will earn you money in the long run. At that level the money can be diversified in enough quantity to largely erase the possibility of losses in the long run.

I don't think you're wrong. I guess I was playing grad student's-advocate. Alt-right as political nihilists solely in the American context.

There's perfect comedy to be had in the slow build-up of the 'Faux-Logo' show where he broke his foot is astounding. He broke his foot on stage. He broke his foot on stage in a giant microphone costume. He broke his foot on stage in a giant microphone costume in an off-brand production of No-Logo. Self-Produced. In…

I see the alt-right as modern day hippies. A generational rejection of established norms masquerading as a political movement. If anything it gives me hope. Hippies either moved to rural states and don't bother anybody or became ruthless capitalists. If the alt-right is the opposite, then they'll either move into…

I think it depends on context. In America fascism can be seen as a nihilistic attempt to abandon political responsibility. Additionally, I doubt very many r/donald trolls could provide you with a well thought out or particularly coherent political ideology beyond memorized talking points and an un-examined rejection…

I have a rock that repels tigers. Are you in the market for such a rock?

HAHAHA! "Pay." What do I look like, some kind of rube?

"My species has evolved to sense the coming of retro fashion."
"…I sense it now."

I'm legitimately hoping that at some point towards the end of the first episode a God-like energy being shows up drunk and changes everybody's jumpsuits into shirts, pants, and minidresses.

Enterprise wasn't bad because it couldn't play around with some particular toys it was bad because the first two seasons were written by drunken Bulgarians kept as slaves in Rick Berman's basement. *citation needed*

No matter what happens on the rest of the show, if there is an episode where an aged Tuvok returns to the past to systematically wipe out Neelix's family line ALL WORTH IT.

I think it was those pesky chronitons.

"Record audience for CBS all-access."
-Variety

"It's a new ship, but she's got a good name."
"Thank you Admiral Archer"
"… now you treat her like a Vulcan and she'll always stab you in the back like a filthy stupid Vulcan. Have I told you about how the Vulcans are filling Earth's skies with chemtrails to turn our Targs gay?"
"Yes Admiral."

The look of pure school-boy bully glee on Riker's face when he says it really helps to sell why Barclay deals with things the way he does. Riker seems like someone who makes a great leader of exceptional people and real shitty when commanding anyone else.

The third season really let him go off the rails. Turnabout Intruder as an example.

To Geordi's credit, he learns what a shitty thing it was that he did. To the show's detriment, it kind of implies that she was a little into it by the end.

I always liked that Barclay fucking loathed Wesley for being an annoying know-it-all shit teenager who got in the way while he was trying to do his job.