You mean like how some old movie might have the token RPG plot of “Go save girl, then go save world”?

Look, we are really trying to keep that quiet.

Is it a coincidence that she came to prominence at the same time when Doctor Who is a woman? 

yeah, or time traveling 

You mean to tell me that Northern Europeans from historically isolated populations with little influx of new genetic materials from migration tend to recycle alleles that control for similar phenotypic features?

Honestly, I’d be more inclined to believe this than some vast conspiracy by the scientific community to keep those sweet research grant dollars flowing.

But without love and light, (most) people would be sad and bump into things.

This. I got picked on enough.  I can’t imagine how awful it would have been if we had social media back then.  I cringe at the thought.

If it makes you feel any better, Jennifer Aniston’s great skin is 99% down to a.) superior genetics and b.) incredibly expensive and invasive celebrity skincare procedures that normal people cannot access (much less afford).

#loveandlight?

I am so infinitely glad that  when I was a teenager (a) social media didn’t exist and (b) I wasn’t famous enough for anyone to give a shit what I did.

I mean, it is a classic storytelling trope. A man harbors a vendetta against someone important and powerful who he believes has ruined his life. He spends years plotting revenge and then, when his big moment finally arrives, he is swatted away like a fly and the important person barely even notices.

I didn’t get it until I read your comment, so go have yourself a beer and put it on my tab.

I read the comment, didn’t get it, actually left the page, started browsing other pages, then it hit me. So I returned to give a star.

I have to admit that I almost feel bad for attacker, I mean aside from the potential mental health issues there. This is your moment of fame where you dropkicked a 70-year old man from the back and he barely felt your attack.

OW ME BACK

My ultimate takeaway is that Arnold still makes me feel bad about myself.

If anyone needed a link to the particular PeerJ article, here’s a link to the particular PeerJ article.

This is a tunic (down to/below the knee) a skant rises much higher up the thigh..

“Or, as they’re weirdly officially known by, the skant.”