someone [comrade/them, they/them]

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Cake day: January 11th, 2024

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  • someone [comrade/them, they/them]toMovies & TVData++
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    20 hours ago

    I like to think that Nicole de Boer just showed up one morning to makeup looking like that and they decided to roll with it. If I saw someone wearing that in the street at any point in the last fifty years, I wouldn't bat an eye, it feels so timeless.

    I've said it before and I'll say it again, I think Ezri should have replaced Jadzia several seasons earlier. One, so that Terry didn't have to suffer as much from sex pests. Two, because Ezri is a far more interesting character.


  • someone [comrade/them, they/them]toMovies & TVData++
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    21 hours ago

    Lower Decks is doing this very interesting thing where we get to know Starfleet officers' flaws before we get to know their strengths. That's not really been a thing in prior Trek series.




  • someone [comrade/them, they/them]toMovies & TVData++
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    1 day ago

    admittedly it's kinda hard to figure out a solid L representative

    Got you covered.

    I consulted with a real-world L about this option and she said, and I quote, "fucking fuck yes!" when I asked, so I take that as an official endorsement from the L community.

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  • After Bolsonaro lost the election, there were these camps and protests in front of military bases. It seems that the Federal Police have found evidence that Bolsonaro financed these protests and encampments with public funds. He also planned to kill Lula, the vice-president and Judge Alexandre de Moraes. They tried to do this with poison and even an RPG ambush. The CIA and the US Army pressured them not to do it, saying there would be consequences.

    The CIA and the US Army pressured them not to do it

    The CIA and the US Army

    Mother of God. The American "advisors" were the voices of reason.







  • Humanity has had thousands of years of written history, and tens of thousands of years of oral history prior to that. Countless charismatic spiritual leaders of all beliefs have created religions and cults of all sizes and traditions. A common factor in most of them has been their belief in an "end time" within the lifetime of a believer, at which time a Divine Power descends onto our Flawed Earth and brings the true believers into The Promised Land (whether literal or figurative). It would be a moment in history where truth becomes clear to all, believer and non-believer alike, and the spiritual leader is vindicated.

    Of course that has never actually happened yet, or we wouldn't be chatting about it on an internet forum.

    But unlike every single one of those spiritual leaders, we really are seeing a sort of end-times. The great climate change catastrophe unfolding before our eyes, the ur-catastrophe that all other future catastrophes are either a component of, or have contributed to. We are the first to actually witness something akin to what all those false prophets of centuries and millennia past had claimed would happen in their lifetimes. Why would I not want to witness something completely unprecedented in the history of our species?

    And besides, when the shit really hits the fan, my parents will be into "living independently but will need help with physically-demanding tasks" age. I want to make sure I'm around to help them out.