But wait, does that make Shatner prescient for being in the world's only Esperanto movie? And if he was right about that then… Has anybody read Tek-War? Because I have not.

I never got into rocks and such, but astronomy was fun.

Agreed.

The DC/Watchmen thing could be fun in an alternate reality/"What If" kinda deal.

Hey!

One of the most consistently baffling things to me about Trump is how a man raised in wealth and among the wealthy has somehow been unable to acquire any sense of taste whatsoever about anything.

I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate.

Trump is Captain Murphy from Sealab 2021.

If a doctor prescribes it, it isn't drugs or booze like his loser SAD brother did until he died!!

Yeah, I haven't read X-Men in ages but I was a Kitty fan back when I did (she was one of Wolverine's sidekicks and she had a pet dragon for godsake!) but I never realized she was Jewish.

That sucks.

Last night I made the mistake of skimming some comments on a Yahoo news story about the American "strike force" being sent to Korea.

But she would sacrifice innocent animals to prove a point about previously murdered plants.

The next episode of Criminal Minds writes itself.

This kinda makes me want a Werner Herzog narrated remake of The Beast of Yucca Flats.

I am indebted to you for cluing me into that particular crevice of the world.

I'm leaning towards "authentic web kook" too, just cuz… if that's BS/satire, s/he deserves an award they are not likely to ever get working in their current venue.

It's something I've been wondering about lately. Not him specifically, but that "style" of worldview in general, how it might be made relevant and useful for now.

Truly, he was the Don Quixote of Pizzagate.

I've read Robert Anton Wilson, William Burroughs, Thomas Pynchon.