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This was good, you almost forget it was the goofy parody the show was when it started. Most episodes have one or two gags crowbar in but this was like a straight Treklike episode. It has personal stakes will The Doctor win Isaac around, can Isaac be redeemed and wider stakes ie we rarely get a feel of who the Union

This was a really great episode, one that would not have been at all out of place compared against some really good TNG episodes. A all the way for me. I hope they stick the landing on the second part, because the first part was an excellent and engaging hour of television.

I don’t think they don’t need a planet like Earth, specifically. But they are convinced that all biologicals will attempt to impede their ‘evolution,’ and Earth is the seat of the Union, which they must feel is the biggest potential threat to their growth, so they feel it necessary to take it out. I think they

Totally real. Scott Grimes has a damn good singing voice. He also does the voice of Steve Smith on American Dad where his singing talent is occasionally displayed.

Talk about having a Headcannon.

He is suffering from a bad case of having shitty parents.  I guarantee his parents have on faux all day.

It’s long-winded, and there’s probably a link about it somewhere. But the short of it is: Up until about the late 1990s/2000s, the typical Japanese person’s career would be committed for life to a single company upon graduation from college until retirement. The salaryman was an ideal in postwar Japan, and it showed

There is so much smoke, I can’t even pretend to be able to see if theres a fire below it.

That’s...absolutely what I said. Which is why I advocated for simply flipping them off and telling them to go fuck themselves, if you have to do something about it. Saying “everyone has their own way of getting through the day” doesn’t mean “this shit’s okay.” I means “everyone’s got their own way, but this way is

Eesh. I remember the frustration I felt with entitled, shitty customers when I worked food service, but I never once felt the need or desire to interfere with their food—especially in a way that could make them ill.

Everybody’s got their own methods of making it through the day/sticking it to the man, but it occurs to

I agree, for the most part, with this. I understand that there are people who have conditions that don’t allow for exercise, and I understand that shouting “Just exercise!” at a depressed person isn’t helpful. But I don’t fully understand the disdain people express towards exercise as an antidepressant. No, it

I’m trying to wrap my head around the idea that “exercise is the most underutilized antidepressant” is “worrisome.” There are reams and reams of data and studies indicating that exercise’s positive effects are more than just physical, and speaking empirically, I don’t feel the same if I don’t exercise most days. I’m

Honestly, fuck body positivity. Fats built a community and SURPRISE! straight size people with the privilege that comes along with that diluted it down to nothing and made those very fats feel unwelcome.

Are you under the impression it is September 2020 and Harris is the only thing standing between us and another 4 years of Donald Trump or do you just not want us to debate the record of a presidential candidate internally at literally any point in time

One Cherokee tribe was critical. Two others were supportive and tolerant of Warren.

And at the end of this whole charade the only people who’ll lose out again will be Native Americans, whose already repeatedly stomped on and disrespected identity has become the plaything for yet another two different groups of White people...

You deigned this with a second response when your first was sufficient. I’ll signal booster with an anecdote if my own.

The problem is it only retroactively proved the story. Which means without a shred of evidence she was willing to call herself an American Indian on official documents decades ago.

She’s been found to claim on a form she’s “American Indian”.

Personally, I’m fine with it-to a point. We need to decouple a persons worth to society from how they earn money.