Have you read the Imperial Radch Trilogy by Anne Lecke. That one will really screw with your brain. All characters are referred to as “she/her” even if they are male, and the author rarely will let you know when one is actually male. It was definitely difficult since I’m a visual reader, but I also had fun mentally…

Same here for your neighbors to the north (Guyana). My uncles call it Wild Meat.

Does he have magical prose no, but as vehicle for character development and dialogue his writing is certainly much better than most.

I don’t understand how you are making these points when you said you didn’t read the books...

Ive been meaning to look at it if I remember its the same guy that created Misfits.

I’m taking my time because I think I’ve watched every good procedural made to this point and I’m scared I’ll run out.

Watching Shetland now because I love police procedurals mystery shows. Looks like you prefer comedy\fun shows so i recommend Chewing Gum which was excellent, Misfits, A Different World (used to watch reruns between classes in college), The Thick of It, Haikyu (volley ball anime excellent), MobPsych100.

I think GRRM actually does a decent job with writing his women characters. They have their own individual stories and motivations they aren’t just there as an after thought or a device to propel the male characters. Read his Tale of Dunk and Egg, its a prequel that contains some of GOT characters and is better than…

So you believe the 7% of people who didn’t go vote are more of a concern the people who actually voted for DJT?

If you like the pre-teen wank that is Marco Polo, you will love Game of Thrones.

It’s glorious. Another favorite is this one:

I just love her without limit, she makes me so proud. She knows her stuff and does her research on everyone:

My god yes. Like 70+ yr old man versus in home pull up bar. gravity 1, old man -0.

I loved Moon it doesn’t get enough praise.

Because it was boring. I couldn’t finish it. I also hate movies where they pair people up with the first 5 minutes just for use as emotional manipulation later especially if they have bad chemistry.

Pretty much. Critical Care is my specialty so I’ve seen the outcomes of stuff like this first hand so I felt bad for the family cause as the article was from the son’s point of view.

In essence she’s saying I was wrong, but it’s not entirely my fault... That is the kind of half ass equivocation I expect from children. It’s like yeah I recognize I did something wrong but I am not going down alone as if that is the most important thing about an apology. If you are saying she shouldn’t apologize…

I would agree except for her subsequent word “but” which as a turn of phrase is trying to downplay what came before it by putting the blame on MTV. What’s the point of admitting being wrong to then turn around and say but it’s not really my fault? The entire quote still reads as her trying to shift blame.

Deep Frustration is the user name of the poster I was referring to not what I am feeling by the way.

There was a case were an older gentleman sat on a tire swing and the branch broke off and hit him in the head resulting in a head injury that progressed to brain death. This happened in front of his family on a property they rented on Airbnb. Airbnd said that’s between y’all to the property owners and the family. So…