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I just watched that ep and wondered the same thing, especially when that Romulian flew through the wall!
I just watched that ep and wondered the same thing, especially when that Romulian flew through the wall!
Those Tolkien’s sure knew how to come of age!
As in, you can kill the guy if you catch them in the act?!
Yeah but I bet you find the female cars one hot, don’t you?
Front to front, but trucks!
Your comment is confusing me.
While I agree that Ticketmaster is a fucked up monopoly,
Implies that what you’re going to say next is something that either excuses them or is worse than them, but you go on to say:
the only one fucked were those buying tickets.
Which, imo, is true but does not follow the logic of the “while” statement.
Then you go on to say:
Taylor will easily survive another day; those that sold their pancreases for a seat…not so much
Which makes me think you are blaming Taylor Swift for Ticketmaster’s prices, or at least saying that she is complacent in some way. But the point is the prices were set by Ticketmaster, and padded with exorbitant fees that Taylor had no control over.
But competition would force these middlemen to make their services better, lower prices, etc. This whole comment doesn’t get to the heart of this matter, regardless whether ticket master is a scapegoat, the ticket selling industry would be better off if there was more competition.
Also, isn’t it still wrong of companies like ticket master to bully artists with their top-down control of venues and promoting?
I just saw this but with a toilet paper roll under the toilet seat when alone.
I was hoping they would say in this article what they did to fix it!
You may not like it, but this is what commitment looks like.
I was thinking the same thing. I mean, I just did a coding test for a potential job, and I know I did at least as good as, and likely better than this.
edit: just to prove to myself, I went ahead and wrote the program without looking things up. I’m self-taught so I feel pretty proud. It took about 25 mins, and it works!
Fewer smokers
Why aren’t we making men smoke more?! Why isn’t the media talking about this?!
But how are you at opening jars (the other benchmark for man)?!
This is my favorite episode of TOS! All of it, but especially his acting at the end. Very human, very touching.
I remember back in the GameFAQs days when even saying something like “heiress dyes” would get you banned for spoilers.
“Well believe our approach is the most sustainable and scalable moderation model that exists online today. We are continually investing in and iterating on new tools and policies to improve our internal capabilities,” the Reddit spokesperson said.
That’s not what mods say.
Come on, you gotta tell us how big!
That was the moment when I was like, “This Ryker guy is amazing. He gives no effs, just goes with it.”
Another great thing about watching TOS first is it really gives you perspective on how Starfleet has grown as an organization over the years. The protocol changes, new alliances, old enemies, etc. There’s a great reference in one of the early TNG eps about the prime directive that makes more sense if you’ve watched TOS (or are a Starfleet officer).
I, admittedly, watched about 1/2 of Voyager first, but I recommend going through the franchise chronologically if you have time. There are some bad/tiresome eps of all the generations, so maybe check and episode guide if an ep gets boring to see if it’s skippable, but there are enough amazing TOS eps that I’m glad I didn’t skip that generation. And it’s great seeing the similarities and juxtaposition of the old and the new.
I have a couple white ones growing in my yard. I’m going to place the seeds intentionally this year because some grow where they get trampled or knocked over. I started with one and I think I have 5 or 6 now, but only two are blooming already.
Edit: I just realized this is the pics comm, is this oc? The picture is beautiful. I love how intricate the flowers are, and it was captured nicely here.