Brown rice/quinoa bowl with some rotisserie chicken and veg. Some undressed super greens on the side. Really been enjoying having a Doctor Goodwin (Dr. Pepper analog) Olipop with dinner. Really caps the meal off nicely.
Oh my god, I was terrified of that headline. Hopefully all their countermeasures prevail and the art is spared.
I can only imagine that the writers at The Onion are going insane because they just can't compete with reality anymore.
Oh, they're amazing. I really like Wisteria Floribunda. I feel like they compliment each other.
I feel like Asimov's statement has to be couched in some larger discussion. Taken in a vacuum, I can see some merit, but I can't say that I completely agree with it. Incompetent in what aspect? I feel that his quote ignores intention. For some, violence isn't something that they're resorting to due to a failure to communicate through conflict, it is the preferred tool for the job. He comes off a little condescending and armchair intellectual-y here. I prefer the Sun Tzu quote someone mentioned earlier in the thread, "Violence is a precipitation of two sides unwilling to compromise."
Please don't break Toastify again. Please...
Gotta get a trainer with a weighted dull plastic blade before you graduate to the real thing. Helps avoid this predicament.
Mighty fine lookin' loaf of brown you got there. Mighty fine, indeed.
I claim France can eat a bag of dicks.
Welp, I've got something new to watch over the extended weekend. I'm ready to love Leon.
Anyone have any big plans or way they like to celebrate? I usually spend the day playing Gundam games (planning on putting time into New Gundam Breaker today. I know, I know, but there aren't many great options on Steam. I'll take any recommendations.) and then end with a movie at the end.
She felt Kirk's actions were out of character, considering how quickly he went to the nuclear option of trying to incapacitate/potentially kill The Companion before trying to communicate and resolve the issue. I felt that his actions could be justified given that he had someone under his authority dying. I was more bothered by Cochrane's attitude towards The Companion after finding out she was in love with him. My guy, she's kept you alive for 150+ years and communicates via mind meld. How the hell did you not know she loved you? Is this how blind all men are to affection? I can't say I haven't been just as ignorant about it, but I haven't been joining my consciousness with theirs for over a century and a half.
