Welp, there goes the rest of my night

Looks like a dress from a very special Star Trek wedding. It would blend right into any episode of TNG.

I mentioned this somewhat below, but I find Anne's character arc to be really sad. She started out as this wonderfully imaginative, different girl, full of dreams and hopes and plans, and she ends up as basically just another housewife and mother because, I think, that's what the publishers/readers wanted. As far as…

I'm feeling the need to go back and re read these books again. I haven't since, oh, middle school, but I think this puts the unease I always felt about Gilbert in a context I wasn't able to articulate at the time.

Can we all shut up about "use the original spelling of the name!"

Interesting.

"We had two bags of burgers, seventy-five chicken nuggets, five cartons of fries, a supersized cup of Big Mac sauce (for dipping), and a whole galaxy of mono-flavored breakfasts, lunches, dinners, limited time dessert options… and also a quart of soft service icecream, a quart of McRib sauce, a further two cases of…

"We can't stop here! This is FryKid country!"

That's super weird... and complicated! How is the baby going to get past the tape player?!

Enough already with the "dark, gritty retelling" of classic stories. They were fucked up to begin with and now we're just owning it. You don't fool me, Hollywood.

Perhaps with some kissing that they know is forbidden, but they also know feels right! Defying all cultural norms they find true love and open up a sustainable vegan bookstore where their 17 adopted children of various hues and species learn to stock shelves and serve chai.

What? No. What? What? NO.

Creme eggs, for me, are like one per Easter. Plus there is a process, like I'll have a couple bites and save the rest for later, or split it with my sister.

Finally, a chance to get wasted just like the Astronauts do.

It's called forced arbitration and unfortunately SCOTUS has ruled in not one, not two, not three, but four recent cases that when consumers are facing a forced arbitration clause, they are simply out of luck. By using these fine print Trix (pun intended) General Mills has essentially granted itself a license to lie…

Dat shimmy...

they are totally missing out on the deliciousness. Mars! Coffee Crisp! Poor Americans.

Wunderbar? Oh Henry? Mars? Coffee Crisp?

I insulted Prince...and he liked it. Short version - We were at one of his concerts that was a fundraiser for some charity. The venue held 30,000 people but only 5000 tickets were offered for sale. For some reason, Prince and the band arrived two hours late. (Unknown to us, the air traffic control system at the…