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Dude… you’re getting “or else.”
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Dude… you’re getting “or else.”
It was used for about $10K US (a little over $48K today) worth of takings before they stopped because one of their wearable computers was burning the wearer.
Even before Google stopped working, I’m not sure the results of googling “super load” would have been what you are looking for.
The ugly AI-generated illustration of the “gorgle search leabk” does not add anything of value to this article.
One analogy to consider is when someone comes out of the closet as non-hetero.
Say you know a man called Joe Schmoe who used to live “in the closet” but eventually came out and said he was gay, he’d always been gay, and he’s ready to publicly proclaim his sexuality. You wouldn’t then look at a photo of Joe taken back before he came out and say “this is a picture of heterosexual Joe Schmoe” because he wasn’t heterosexual, he was a gay man who wasn’t yet able to live that particular truth. Past Joe was still gay, not straight, and it remains correct to refer to him as gay no matter when in his life you’re talking about. The error of his previous misidentification has been corrected, and his labels thoroughly updated to reflect that.
Similarly, it’s correct to always refer to a trans person as their true gender, preferred pronouns, and preferred name, even if you’re referring to a time in their life when they were not yet living that truth. Lynn Conway was correctly identified as a woman with she/her pronouns, and this article does her a disservice through its mixed-up pronoun use.
When France was Vichy France it was controlled and occupied by nazis. Now Twitter is Vichy Twitter.
I would happily help Keanu hide the bodies.
Is that really an enforced rule somewhere, or just one of those loose intentions from the early days of domain names?
All carp are bastards.
“Who Watches the Watchers” is self-contained but you can also show someone “The Drumhead” after they’ve seen it. Beyond that also being a good episode for newbies as suggested elsewhere in these threads, the callbacks to “Who Watches the Watchers” nicely illustrate how threads from one story can keep affecting and enriching the show’s universe.
“Darmok” is so far the only Trek episode I’ve shown my spouse, because she wanted to know what the deal was with a t-shirt I had with that episode’s famous line on it. It did the job, she seemed to get into it despite being only vaguely familiar with the show.
Another bonus of showing them “Corbomite” first is that they won’t be wondering what the hell the deal is with that freaky face thing at the end of the closing credits when watching other episodes.
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This owl is so white it wears khakis to the golf course.
Not to mention the secret society of highly-trained weavers who have made his toupees for 70 years.
All spoilers are to be posted and discussed in French.
They did get to the end of that story, right?