> Anyway, it’s the end of the year, and I’ve been asked to make a slideshow

Thank you for your insightful contribution.

> If the unvaccinated are the ones staying home as they should, who is really to blame here?

3rd Gear: Palladium is very VERY interesting though. When heated, hydrogen passes through it like a sieve, allowing near-perfect purification of hydrogen for industrial gas production.

Recent quarterly reports have pegged this as larger meat producers exerting their pricing power to increase profit margins. Like, several times their operating cost percentage increases.

Thanks for the additional info!

Yep, that joke existed.

Odd.  I’ve only had that happen in a rented Nissan Altima. In all of the other cars I’ve rented (full-sized Chevys, Hondas, and Toyotas), it’s been fine.

The big thing that worked best in live action that didn’t work for me at ALL in the anime was the chemistry between the characters. That’s a big part of why shows work for me or don’t, and why I enjoyed the live-action Bebop a lot more.

I hate to say it, but he’s my favorite Starfleet captain by a mile.  Sorry, Picard.

Was it doing poorly in viewership? Only NF knows for sure, but it had high ratings among my friends.

Agreed. Having *finally* seen this yesterday, and getting around to the spoilery reviews, my preference is to find a reviewer who I agree with 75% of the time (or more) and for similar reasons. Germain is not that reviewer, and Rob Bricken is much closer.

I wonder if discovery for the proceedings has uncovered sympathizers within the local gendarmes.

With all the money they’re saving from writers? /s

It worked for Legends of Tomorrow...

Mine used to fill with water, thanks Ford.

You know, if it brings joy to some people who aren’t you, you should just see yourself out.

Seems like there’d be opportunity in making a product that you could repeatedly sell to different customers, once they return it to you at the end of its usefulness to them.

Man, I’ve had Titan on my to-read list FOREVER it seems. “Press Enter” was my first exposure, and hooked me from the get-go.  Thanks, IASFM!

I thought that this was previously done in Runaway, with Tom Selleck: