This expresses hesitation... Even at the end of a sentence... It’s almost like ... are you not sure about what you have to say...?

Replying “ok...” can leave a text reader feeling as if you’re leaving something unsaid.

Am I hanging with a different crowd, because I’ve yet to encounter anyone who...uses...ellipses...in place of... ... anything else...? Most people I talk to know spaces and commas exist. Some even venture into the world of the mighty em dash— perhaps the most powerful of punctuation marks.

But...

My take is:

When The Tempest first fires its main weapon in Sol . . . goddamn! Or that diamond? Or the neutron star?! 

I didn’t have friends growing up, or imaginary friends. What I did have, was Luke Skywalker. And every time I felt lonely or unsure, I asked myself: “What would Luke do?”
That man wasn’t just a hero, he was my Jiminy Cricket. The first person I could think about and say: “That is wrong because Luke wouldn’t do it!”
To…

Amos’ bag in episode 1 is the most Amos thing that ever did Amos and I am here for it!

It was disappointing the first episode had...

I had this concern too... but then I watched the first three eps last night and HOLY CRAP man.. they are not sparing any expense. The VFX for Tycho and Lovell City look just incredible, Mars looks more flushed out and real than ever. My concerns regarding this matter have wholly evaporated. 

I think there’s virtually no chance that they try to stuff books 6-9 into season 6.

Give us full reviews for each episode damnit!

Joe Biden can do no right, I guess.

Tangled >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>(inhale)>>>>>>>>>>>>Frozen.

Not to mention, these policies have been shown to actually cause people to take fewer days because nobody wants to be seen as a slacker, nor do they want to be seen as abusing the system.

The ship story line was really about mental health. I don’t think these conflicts have been resolved with hugs but it was more of a truce and the crew figuring out that everyone is under a lot of stress and anxiety and having a better understanding of each others issues. I still think the conflicts are there and…

She didn’t merely “not see them”; she didn’t know if she would ever see them, or whether they survived. And during that time, she wasn’t just working abroad, she was adapting to essentially a post-apocalyptic landscape, from her point of view, in which everyone she knew had been dead for almost a millenium.

So during the time you don’t see your family, do you go back to a place where you know absolutely no one, where you’re unable to contact your family in any way, where everything and everyone you’ve ever known is dead and gone, where you’re nearly killed multiple times? Where you know no one, and you have to do…

Also consider how rough that year must have been for her. It’s her 2020. There’ll be people I haven’t seen since March of this year who, once I do get to see them, hopefully next spring(?), it will have felt like a decade.

You can have a phone, I can have a phone, but if nether side is really interested in talking then communication is lost. He says they sent a ship to Earth when their reactor, or whatever, blew. The EDF shot the ship down without hesitation. So it seems far more willful we don’t talk to people and we just shoot first…