That’s what I intended.

AT did used to be about as good, except on the story arc front where it never really worked. The music was great, too — I believe most of the songs were written by Rebecca. But then Rebecca left, and now Steven Universe is the awesome show with the awesome music. Speaks volumes for her talents.

Isn’t talking about “feminine” and “masculine” traits kinda archaic in the first place? Personally I love this show, but I don’t really consider gender issues to be a part of the reason why. I mean, I appreciate that such a female-centric show is now a natural part of our culture; that didn’t always used to be the…

Yeah Emill, you missed out the funniest part of the quote!

I already have — last week in fact! I used to be a huge fan of Adventure Time, but like many people I think it’s recently veered away from what it was truly special at, which is creating that lovely vibe of happiness. I think the stepping down of Penn Ward and the leaving of Rebecca Sugar must have had a lot to do…

I really don’t know what you’re talking about. I found the shot very effective. Don’t understand what was so offensively awful about it.

I did better. I actually toasted slice B.

I got the same solution, but I was using a kind of “greedy” approach. It may well not be the best approach, and I didn’t feel like there was anything clever about the solution.

Kudos for acknowledging the flaws of the previous puzzle...

Why would you want to reduce this guy to Chief Asshat?

Not really “earlier than expected”, nobody had any idea if or when it’d come online again. What they’re saying is that it’s been operational earlier than today, just unable to contact Earth.

Jesus you people are insane. If somebody wrote “black women are just as terrible as black men” you’d be losing your collective shit about it.

Well he just made a blanket insult based on race, of course people are going to fucking repudiate it you racist moron.

That wouldn’t be a prequel, though...

Pixar only greenlight exciting stories. “Wall-E doing his thing on Earth” doesn’t exactly sound like a gripping narrative. It’s hard to see how you could fit an exciting narrative into that setting.

I like the exposition. It’s well-written, visually striking and narratively interesting. If you just want constant explosions go watch Matrix Revolutions.

But it’s the same thing..? It’s a message to Jon informing him that the Winterfell siege is in a dire situation. Jon’s decision to engage the Watch is the final straw.

Almost definitely it’s Davos’s scroll requesting more men for Stannis, which will serve the same narrative function as Ramsay’s letter.

You’re close, but you still haven’t quite put it all together.

Why can’t she identify as black if she wants to? I thought race was supposed to be a cultural invention or some shit. Or have we all changed our minds about that now?