Romesh Ranganathan on Taskmaster described it (positively) as “giving Robocop a blowie.” I think the companies making them should jump on that marketing phrase.

I’d think less of them if they didn’t.

The most dumbfounding thing to me is that the list isn’t even base64 encoded. Its just sitting in the repo plain-text. I can’t decided if its laziness, a lack of data integrity standards, lack of imagination, or if he wanted all this drama one day.

Very good! I will never forgive you for this.

Voyager runs on Dunkin’

I do, and I already have the referral…

They are all the omni-Springfield. Shelbyville differs by state.

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He did poison a planet specifically against humans so he could get Jean Valjean… I mean Cmd Eddington

There’s a 2nd thing in that cart, totally justified. There’s no way he could carry that small flat object (that sort of looks like a plastic wrapped magazine to me…) while also pushing a hand truck around, come on.

Joke’s on him, they’re all Odo.

The only theater pirate I ever knew worked as a projectionist and took full advantage of that.

Day 4 is when it gets weird. Especially if you spent the night before watching hours of Gilligan’s island with late night TV commercials

Yes. One of the only “work function” shirts I find comfortable recently added ribbed bands the end of the sleeves and, months later, I’m still stewing about it.

The first 14 billion or so years of not existing was pretty great, I’m sure the next 14 trillion will be too.

Nah, he told me he’s me and to not worry about it. Why wouldn’t I trust myself?

From a religion maintenance POV it makes total sense. From a “god is omniscient and infallible” standpoint, it makes my head hurt.

Mathew 18:18 is the circuit breaker for those situations: whatever you bind on earth shall be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven

AKA when in doubt, god defers to the Pope for some reason.

One of the best things on 80’s TV.

I don’t know if today’s stuff holds water, by comparison.

When I was a kid it was <10 minutes of ads per hour on TV and (I think) 12 minutes per hour on radio, roadside billboards were illegal in my county, and the local newspaper ads were mostly relegated to the back page and sunday inserts.

There were also no blatant ads pre-roll at movie theaters and productions got bad press for having product placement.