I wish/hope the sound was real.

Women with a "headache".

That movie is almost singularly responsible for why I take such good care of all appliances in my home.

As I went to write it, I couldn't remember which way that was supposed to be written, I figured I had a 50/50 chance of remebering it right.

Thank you, you phrased it better than I was seemingly able to.

What's a Rogue Demon look like anyway?

What?

Wait, that commercial was about a BURGER???

You missed the "so" in front of "so politicized".

Let me first say that I absolutely applaud having a gay male character in the story (at last). I think it was a larger-than-most-would-think part of the fanbase that may have potentially felt left out.

Depends on how you do it.

Re-watch that episode (and dare I say the entire season).

He was technically a Captain of Engineering (a title not used often in Starfleet).

You've got a lot of XanderRage in you kid...

Garak was my favorite character because he NEVER told the truth by default. He would lie as easily and readily as the rest of us speak truthfully.

VOTE: Ball chair

I don't disagree with historical facts, just the notion that a double-standard is appropriate in this context.

You wouldn't be completely wrong that my experiences with women have left me a tad bitter.

In the instance I was personally involved in, I wanted to attend because the book under discussion was American Gods, and I had just read that myself a few months earlier and loved it and was longing for discussion with intelligent people who had just read it.

I see that kind of treatment towards women more often than you'd think (and more often than I'd like), and AS a a guy who rebuilt my relationship with my sister by questing with her in World of Warcraft (she brought me into it, not the other way around), I routinely stick up for her and defend her if another male…