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  • um ackshually the top four screencaps are on a station not a ship

  • i don't know the full story but iirc that was how the band Supertramp stayed afloat until they were successful, patronage from some rich guy

  • NTA. lawyer up, hit the gym, delete facebook

  • never argue with an idiot, they'll drag you down to their level and beat you with experience

  • you can tune a piano, but you can't tuna fish!

  • ah yes, Jelleaus, Plato's finest dialogue

  • my two favorite media franchises are Star Trek and Sonic. how long have you got?

  • my eyes are still burning from when they get on the bright Galaxy-class bridge at the end after standing around in the dark for three seasons

  • that's how you end up on a chair zip-tied to the outer hull

  • i like the implication that they're adding angry eyebrows in post

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  • WOAH YEAH KICKSTART MY HEART, HOPE IT NEVER STOPS WOAH YEAH BAAAAAABYYYYYY

  • it's like that old IBM slide days. "A computer can never be held accountable. Therefore a computer must never make a management decision." i find that quote meaningful in a lot of contexts but it's especially relevant when we're actually talking about management

  • it's an older meme sir but it checks out

  • in at least two episodes, technology like that was used for characters to live entire lifetimes. i wonder if the reason they rarely use that kind of tech on purpose in universe because a "bad trip" from a malfunction could last a seeming eternity

    of course if the holodeck malfunctions it can very easily kill you outright. thankfully they never have any issues!

  • sonic is real and he is my friend

  • with Sonic, it would be faster to list what isn't a big internal debate

  • my house does this with castling. it definitely makes things that much more tense when you omly have one box left on the yahtzee scorecard

  • i think an album can be all masterpieces but the album itself isn't a masterpiece. it's very rare, but it's happens! if the album just sounds like a playlist and not a cohesive whole, i can't really call it a masterpiece. in a masterpiece of an album, each song elevates all of the others. sometimes that means telling a story, sometimes that means musical ideas pop up in multiple songs, and sometimes it's an inexplicable quality that just glues the whole thing together. all of my favorite albums are like that, a whole greater than the sum of it's already great parts

  • A Stitch in Time is so fucking good. it's a shame Robinson didn't do more, he knows the character inside and out and is just a great writer in general