First time I ever saw a group of Bluejays get loud and constantly cawing... I eventually found that they were following a water snake down the creek and were giving warning calls. Pretty cool.

And the next sentence is 'That is a lie.'

Is this calling the claim of his bad couch loving a lie, or his previous sentence where he denied it?

With how it's worded, it could even imply that he did reach completion, just that he was too selfish to help the couch get there.

Lol

#hashtag-ohno-dot-gif!

I'm also one of today's 10,000!

They may not have planned to invade... but I think they did plan to defeat... which is all the quote really is implying IMO.

I don't think anybody claimed that the Nazis coined the phrase though.

Ah, but we've known for a while we're not in the prime timeline.

P! = NP sounds like a fun find.

Seriously. I NEVER know what she had for breakfast.

It's worse! 9 syllables!

I dunno if I'd say definitely. I don't really doubt Q's ability to pinpoint an appropriate spot in time and space, so it seems reasonable that he would actually take him there rather than just try to find a spot in space time that seems good enough to lie about it.

Hey guys! I think I found Jaime Pressly's account!

Hold on now... you can't expect everyone to just read your whole comment...

I assumed that's what it was, or something like it. Horrifying. And they use some of those bad aminations on banner etc. Like they're proud of it. Lmao

Just tried this.

So fast!

This guy's AI! Everybody grab a pitchfork!

Omg lol

'Query runs much quicker with 10 million fewer rows, Dave.'

This is the way.

OG Xmen animated series is not like Thundercats in this regard. The first season is a bit rough, but it gets much better. It's still a kids animated show, but it's also very good.

I was only a teenager when I got an opportunity to get some Thundercats nostalgia... cartoon network or somebody was re-airing it. I was horrified. I've not tried again since.

Xmen on the other hand, I've rewatched twice in the past few years, and I'd do it again.

Except the final season. Wth happened there? Felt like they were told to finish up with a shoestring and MS Paint.

They may not be depicted accurately, but they do happen.

https://www.nasa.gov/solar-system/the-fact-and-fiction-of-martian-dust-storms/

I bought the whole show on DVD a few years ago because it wasn't streaming anywhere. No clue if it was 'accurate' though.

Just noticed it's now streaming on prime a few days back.

Thought I was buying a normal copy of the Drew Carey Show, but it was definitely not. Still enjoyed it.