A day will come when all of Trump’s allies have abandoned him and he is left alone with his one remaining companion, his bedtime cheeseburger. As he takes his last bite out of the burger, his cholesterol clogged heart will finally give out, and his last words will be, “et tu, cheeseburger?”

I’m Vlad they’re so sanguine about the show’s chances. Hopefully, the humor will be as biting as the film’s.

Not that hard to believe that a barely self aware simian would want a gorilla channel.

I never said that they’re stealing audiences. I said that they’re stealing stories.

Hopefully, they’ll start doing more original stories instead of copying old TNG episodes and changing them just enough to avoid plagiarism lawsuits. And try to avoid as much of TNG season 1 and 2's smugness as possible.

The dungeon master really fucked up this campaign.

I am pleasantly surprised by how much the show is getting into the comic book stuff. Considering how the show was pitched, I was expecting it to stay very grounded, with only hints about the bigger X-Men world. But they’ve already introduced the Hounds, Stepford Cuckoos, and the Hellfire Club.

Trump is the who’s in a deep state, of denial about Eric’s existence.

They’re making a sequel? That decision does not seem 2 Bright.

I tried creating my dream woman in a computer and overloading it with a power surge, but it didn’t bring her to life and gifted with godlike powers at all.

Seriously, Snoke, you and me man, we’re fucking done professionally.

I have to return some holocrons.

The Pride’s master plan better not be digging up dragon bones to grind into immortality powder.

Except RPG like progression isn’t the only type of progression there is. And just because people can gain understanding through epiphanies doesn’t mean there’s no struggle or challenge.

Except religion is just one example I’m using.

Doctor Phil, a man who is as genuine as his psychology diploma.

And you’re missing the point. I wasn’t talking about Moses, I was talking about how someone becomes a believer in a religion. They go through challenges, but the challenge is not progressive in the scale of things they believe.

Except the challenge people have to overcome doesn’t always have to do with training based on RPG rules. Challenges could be emotional, psychological, spiritual, etc.

We’ll probably also see

How did his parents fail him over and over again? As far as we know, they did the best they could. They had no way of protecting him against an evil space wizard invading his mind, so they sent him to the only person who could, Luke. It was Luke who failed him, and only for a split second.