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I will continue to call The Creature “Frankenstein” and no force in Heaven or Earth will impede that.
I also laughed at him totally deliberately calling attention to the fact Victor isn’t a real doctor because he dropped out of college and built a guy out of corpses
He punched the lycanthropy right out of wolfman
did he just throw ygor out a window
Voyager wasn’t my favorite but I did like Tuvok and I loved the EMH doctor, too. Robert Picardo stole every scene he was in. TOS is a great one to watch if you have not – it’s 60s cheesy, but charmingly so. <3
I’ve never seen Voyager, either lol. I’m a bad nerd.
60’s cheese is pretty charming, though. I think it’s fun.
My favorites are TOS and Next Generation, but DS9 is excellent as well!
I’m pretty sure I’m going to like watching TOS for the first time all the way through. I liked the episodes I can remember, so that’s good. And I’ll probably have to watch DS9 again. Next Gen wasn’t my favorite, but I did like it. I liked Worf a lot.
DS9 was the best one tbh. Though Enterprise season 3 was amazing (too bad the first 2 seasons were so mediocre).
I don’t think I’ve seen Enterprise. I know DS9 was on *a lot* when I was a kid, though. My mom loved that one. I would also watch Next Gen, but she had a very strong dislike of that one.
True fact that is an outright shame: I’ve never seen Star Trek all the way through. (I’ve seen some episodes but and all the movies but I’ve never seen the full thing. Or, I might have, but I was too little to remember it.)
True fact that is not a shame: It’s on netflix.
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mmmm breasts. I mean sopapillas
They’re even better when you drizzle honey on them.
…. the sopapillas I mean.
Today on How to Almost Accidentally Out Yourself:
Describe sopapillas in increasingly hyperbolic ways. Start with “pockets of puffy love” and nearly finish with “warm, soft and pillowy like the breasts of a fertility goddess” but correct to “warm, soft and pillowy like the br- er- uh…. like a pillow.”
Sometimes I wonder why we as people romanticize certain things. Pirates, desperadoes, gangsters, ect. ect. But I don’t wonder in a judgmental way, you know? Like, I’m genuinely curious about what it is about certain types of criminals that makes people go “yeah, well, I *know* they were awful people, but I love a rogue.”
I’m genuinely interested. If anyone has any studies or theories I’ll gladly read them.
Has the Discovery Channel ever made a fake documentary about giant man-eating plants? I feel like they’re missing an amazing opportunity in the whole “I kinda wish this was real if just for the sheer horror that it exists” market that’s over-saturated with dino-sharks and dude-eating snakes and whatever else they make fake documentaries about now.
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