Is that really accurate ? As far as I can tell their launch success rate is just over 93% compared to around 95% as an industry average. Granted, a 7% chance of death might be too much for some people (it'd give me pause and i'm pretty keen to go to space) but so long as all concerned know the risks…

Hey, they're people too right ?

Yeah, a couple of pretty minor tweaks but basically the same.

Yeah, pretty much.

If you literally mean always you've got yourself an actual gift there. Has to be some way to get rich off it surely ?

The only woman so far to win twice too.

Particularly when your Dad gave you a big leg-up initially.

Sure but if we have to pick just one…

Or with a camera, we're easy.

For me the word that springs most readily to mind is the one often associated with the phrase "See you next Tuesday".

"Have I got News for You" you mean ? From around 1996:

Is he not on that zombie show on Sci-Fi too ?

You know what they call The Professional in Paris ?

That I completely get and agree with - studying its causes, influences, contexts etc. is important, worthwhile work, not only in order to kill it but because it helps us understand who we are as a species, which has value in and of itself.

Did you ever go back and watch the prequel ? "Deep Space 0: Shallow Space" was the best of the lot.

But with flying motorbikes !

Well I guess I could… ask the, umm, friend that told me such a thing even exists where to find it.

Not according to the internet's extensive collection of Ziva/Abby fanfic. Or so i'm told.

"penisstinger56 says those tyre tracks belong to a '71 Dodge !"

I'm genuinely not trying to be provocative here but what exactly is it we get out of all this additional complexity, what's the benefit of deciding that racism isn't just prejudice based on race but must now conform to various other criteria too based on power structures etc. (i'm assuming there must be one) ?