As a straight person, I 100% agree, I am very confused about how to have some.

Thing is, the Shire was a hereditary monarchy, they just didn't call their ruler a king - it was Thane. Pippin was in line for and did eventually inherit the title.

There's also Buckland, the small offshoot of the Shire ruled by the Master of Buckland, and of course this title was inherited by Merry.

Simon.

Wait until you play so much, you pick up on how much Harry thinks about the apocalypse.

Golden rays of the glorious sunshine

Sending down, such a blood-red light Now the animals slowly retreat To the shadows – out of sight

Arid winds blow across the mountains Giving flight to the birds of prey In the distance machines come To transform Eden – day by day...

Hmmm, you could work with this high... Like, literally work: Solve the case, file some papers. Maybe clean up your hostel room, then solve another case, then start a side investigation into the para-natural, then build a radiocomputer...

ADHD Harry confirmed.

Cool, I'm sure a lot of people have been waiting on this.

The most cogent analysis of the film I've seen is that it's basically a film about how cinema is realer than reality.

The big clues being that Shoshanna is only shot because she has a moment of empathy for the Nazi fuck that got her the gig for the cinema, but she only has that moment because the film she watches sympathises with him and the British spy not being rumbled by his ridiculous citation of a german film to describe his family, but something you'd never pick up from a movie - the fingers you use to indicate a number.

Oh, it's supposed to be Weltgeist, btw, mixed up my german.

I have communed with the Weltseele, and she has told me they don't exist.

If you have a PC good enough for it, I'd say try Tekken 8, it's been very fun.

Bad taste, but can't argue with the dude's politics.

Clearly the people who are responsible for the most worth in the economy are people who tell scary stories about robots, like Roko here, and not maids, grocery workers or waitresses. You can tell because they're paid less, see.

Also applicable.

I don't think anyone likes how the Prime Directive is used - if you agree with the idea of non-interference, it's too often used used as just a cheap tension builder for why they can't help people facing imminent extinction and if you don't, well, it's even worse.

Voyager actually had an entire running subplot of Paris liking cheesy b-movies.

It definitely is, but I still enjoy it.

Terrawatt Fusion reactors.