Endymion_Mallorn

I actually like Wafrn. It feels like old Tumblr or LJ.

Double or triple the deposit. That might help.

Which means they’re actively backing fascists and pedos.

It was absolutely important to the community, and outlasted the Alliance forums. I wish we had a good place like that anymore. Has anyone opened an m/Animorphs in the fediverse yet?

I think I was briefly on Richard’s forum, but I couldn’t tell you what my username was. I was also in the official community that Scholastic ran (and because of being a helpful kid, I actually helped in the server room at Valley Cottage after a sale when there were hardware problems).

He was a wargamer to start out with. Of course he was going to end up being a massive dick.

That having God in the final episode of Quantum Leap (the original) being played by an actor who was also in the first episode of the series made it much more interesting.

I hope you mean the original series and not the reboot. I don’t think he ever admits that’s what he is. My personal belief is that Captain Braxton of the Relativity was lying through his teeth to Sam (in order to preserve the Temporal Prime Directive), and directs him to the biggest Leap of his career, Captain Jonathan Archer in the First Contact timeline, because that whole timeline represents “what once went wrong”.

The Ellimist should have stepped in and cushioned Rachel’s fall. She didn’t deserve what she got.

Here’s a take on Lensman - we need more anime versions. Oh, and Jade in DC used to be the best version of a Second Stage Lensman in any media (pity about her brother tho).

So it went the way of the modern world. It’s sad, really.

The Pentagon has “failed” their audit, by trillions of dollars, for over a decade. Most of us have no idea why, how, or where that money went. Out of every part of the show, the idea that the US Military could keep it a total secret from even 99% of the government is the most plausible bit. Consider this - it was an “interesting” research find in Egypt. The US Military convinced (paid) the Met to acquire it (the Met put out a fake and provided a false history, which is what Daniel was working with at the start of the movie). The real thing, lacking the DHD, was brought to what would become SG-1.

Who would ever know? Why would they ever know? Why, in fact, would they ever think to look? Everyone is so thoroughly bullshitted by decades of Egyptology, UFOlogy and Ancient Aliens theories (including von Daniken), that they’d never imagine looking for one machine run by the US military that they don’t talk about.

Well, that’s interesting. I wonder if any of them are worth putting in a museum - even a fashion museum.

Honestly, it’s even better for the USA.

This needs to be the standard. I don’t understand how we ever allowed it in the first place, really.

Okay, so it’s a win-win. I’m not against the option of profit when it increases freedom.

Never stop your enemy when he makes an error in your favor.

Their deal with Google for Widevine is separate from Mozilla, basically.

I live here and I agree. Please stay home. Please don’t buy US products. Let us keep our stuff.

Fair enough. It’s just a tabloid rag then.

Then what is it?