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I thought signing up for pointless advertising grabs to activate games was what Gmail accounts were for...

TNG: Realm of Fear I remembered this one. Fun Barclay episode. Nice, solid, fun story.

I know too many amphibious people to forget it. ... ... I mean ambidextrous. Yes. Indeed.

I'm jealous of all the COVID long hair stories. Thanks to receding hairline genetics that has my forehead hairline and my back of the neck hairline rushing to meet one another at the back of my head, all I looked like when I couldn't get a haircut was someone trying to get by with a particularly unconvincing comb-over. 😭

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I liked Newsradio in spite of Andy D.

When did disliking Ernest films become an option? When you watch his movies, you'll laugh, you'll cry...you'll see turtle paratroopers from the sky!

I can't see anything about Paul Revere and not think of either a CRACKED or MAD magazine comic strip where they were lampooning the revolution and they have Paul Revere yelling "To arms! To arms" and this guy in a night cap and shirt is yelling out his window "If you don't shut up, I'll BREAK your TWO ARMS!"

I think you can have 'green great dragon' if 'great dragon' is considered a compound noun. Which I think it would, as you're not saying great as an adjective but as a classification of the dragon. This also means you could accurately describe said creature as a 'great, green great dragon'...

I've just seen clips too - I'll be interested to hear what you think of it.

I liked Ice Age...my mom did as well. She was almost 60 when it came out. Not sure age matters much.. I think the second one works better, though, as there's a certain hit the lesson story beats that animation aimed at kids get that tge first Ice Age suffers from. For what it's worth, I didn't think my people disliked TWISTER, either...

Looks like a high fantasy adaption of "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight" to me. I don't get comedy vibes at all.

Norman Lloyd actor (including Hitch****'s Sabateur), director and former member of Welles' Mercury Theater.

They claim to not be political, but in it for the money - https://www.ajc.com/news/nation-world/criminal-gang-colonial-pipeline-shutdown-motive-was-financial/2LCW5YEDT5CDDARLM7VXRJA2UM/

It was being blamed on a non-governmental Russian hacker group on Friday.

TNG - Time's Arrow I think this two-part episode is kind of half baked. Is the episode about aliens killing people in the past or the cast meeting Sam Clemmons? Where is Clemmons' wife? Clemmons was majorly in debt at this time and churning out writing and criticism to stay afloat, yet none of that seems to matter to tge story. Why does the crew just accept they can't help the aliens because they tell them they can't? How much damage could they continue to do without the serpent staff? Data used gambling to get money in the past, but Picard doesn't (since he has no money to pay rent) so where do the period costumes come from? Riker's and Crusher's cover story makes sense to give them access - but how are Jordi and Troi allowed free reign in the hospital? Clemmons was pro-imperialism until about 1899, so his expectation and dismay over the Enterprise being conquering vessel doesn't fit. Data's death as represented by the head from ep 1 is handwaved away in ep 2 when damage and time are ignored to make Data whole again.

RIP. I primarily knew her from this:

Isn't the whole thing a troll anyhow? There's nothing online that indicates this happened that doesn't come back to this tweet and the now deleted tiktok (and from what I can tell the largest lgtbq+ discord is still active and I find it weird that Discord wouldn't be able to restore anything despite what an admin does since typically corporations would have access to server backups)

It's sensationalism writing regardless of the subject; the article comes off as particularly hyperbolic in style. It sounds like, reading between the lines as I haven't read the document they reference, they're trying to push the curriculum towards less computational focus to focusing on things like logic and structures which can be a benefit in later courses. It'd be nice if they threw in some practical accounting, but probably won't happen.