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This is really going to piss off the aliens. Saved the environment, started an intergalactic war. Thanks Greenpeace.

i can't even google image search "Grave of the Fireflies" without thinking that life is a cruel meaningless burden.

It's rabbits how bad can it be?

Watership Down. Of course, I fell in love with it when I was still a kid, so I guess it was for kids after all. Or at least one kid. Me.

This was easily one of the most meditative and measured examinations of the Doctor. You're kind of missing the point of the episode. It might've gone too subtle in parts, but it was clear that it was all about the Doctor's fear and trauma. The claustrophobic ambiguity is intentional because this is as much the

I think wanting answers is the problem. Doctor Who seems to be a show that's supposed to make us think, make us have questions, leave us in a loop of confusion. If you want straightforward storytelling, there's plenty of procedurals, medical dramas, and the like out there. Sci-fi and Doctor Who are about

"But that just isn't the case, there aren't any goatee-stroking white devils out there cackling with glee every time a black boy gets shot,"

It must be terrible for black parents to have to tell their children "Even if you're unarmed, even if you're well-behaved, even if you do everything right, there is still a chance that a white police officer will murder you in the street with your hands up."

The craziest thing to me in the aftermath of these killings is how accepting most people are of the militarization of the police. I fully expect that when video footage is found (dashcam or otherwise), Mike Brown will have done nothing that could warrant a reaction with fatal force, but people will still look and

I'd rather spend my life getting nowhere because I've been giving the finger to authority than spend my life screwing over people who don't deserve it just because I was told to do so. Any authority that makes that kind of demand deserves to be buried up to their neck in their own bullshit.

So far in the environmental field there is a more or less 3 part approach to reviving any agricultural area back to being of benefit to the area in which it is found. The first step is environmental assessment and project planning in the form of environmental reclamation, each one these projects are particular to

Yeah this is just another horrible band-aid to try and make money while not addressing the horrible environmental destruction caused by hundreds of years of colonialism and the proceeding wars that have ravaged the area since...but ya know no one wants solutions, just feel good projects....

When it comes to feeding the planet, there are many more variables than GMO vs non-GMO. I'll let someone else argue about GMOs.

While this idea may sound wacky, all truly innovative ideas do... Henry Ford said

What I want to know is why were they even making spindles with sharp ends in the first place? Were the women practicing some sort of secret fiber-related martial art and/or planning an uprising? (That would be a movie I'd watch: peasant women wielding spindles, niddy-noddies and knitting needles. Possibly fighting

West Edmonton mall. I got air-born on the purple one. It was the scariest one there. The red one just shoves your swimming trunks up your arse.

Not really, though that is another theory about the universe (perhaps the speed of light is slowing down instead of the universe growing which would allow movement faster than "c" as it is conventionally regarded).

The bleeding stops eventually. No biggie.

From what I understand, after implantation, a woman's periods return to normal rather quickly. But I could be wrong.