

Why does anyone get to have nuclear weapons?
Because once you have them, who’s going to try to take them away?
Why does anyone get to have nuclear weapons?
Because once you have them, who’s going to try to take them away?
One and the same person, Jack.
It’s because of these two and David Lo Pan that I still say “indeed” a lot to this day.
I live with you now?
best buds xxx
The problem with Enterprise is that it was kind sold as Star Trek before the transporters, before the shields, before the replicators, etc., but what we got instead was:
They didn’t actually write a story about what it was like without these things, just what it was like with slightly shittier versions of these things.
Not quite the same. God (hypothetically) has their own plan, so if I pray for god to smite you, and they don’t, then I can just say “well, I guess that’s not God’s plan”. Whereas, if you believe in hexes and/or curses as something fundamentally different to a bog standard prayer, then presumably the hexer and/or curser has more agency over the result than that.
I’m cultivating an aura of mystique.
WHAT DO I DO, GAAAHHHH . . .
Select one as appropriate.
This is me with literally any movie that tries to get me to feel things. I’m pretty sure I have alexithymia.
Though sometimes I find myself thinking about a film weeks after I watched it, and I then it’s like “I guess maybe I did like the film”.
I, for one, would like to congratulate whoever conceived this psy-op to get conservatives to move from Texas to Russia. Inspired stuff.
I didn’t realise thinking Italy is fascist is mutually exclusive with enjoying pizza. I guess that means I’m not allowed to eat sauerkraut anymore?
Air Forcemeat One.
(I had to pick last.)
Disclude is a perfectly cromulent word.
There’s plenty of room for trees in new dense places, sure. But if you’re in the parts of London with old ass-narrow ass-streets, this may be less true.
Is this before or after they reach the spicy pillow stage?
There is an episode of ENT in which a Klingon lawyer explains that Klingon philosophy used to be like this but had shifted to valuing only literal combat over his lifetime.
I think maybe also the fact that nuclear fusion is definitely frfr only a few years away from being viable, no cap, has contributed to a lack of fission research, too.
Benevolent dictator for life.
They were his policies, too. Both signed off on https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Britannia_Unchained .
Fairly unsurprising conclusion, really.