What a year, huh? Lemon, it’s January…
Recently someone said “we’re 25% of the way through” and I assumed they meant through a short week to Friday. No, they meant the current administration.
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Recently someone said “we’re 25% of the way through” and I assumed they meant through a short week to Friday. No, they meant the current administration.
If only it were as simple as uttering, “I never did mind about the little things.” when things get to be a bit much. Sadly I’m not a super spy and have to deal.
In which the lyrics to Flagpole Sitta by Harvey Danger prompt a bit of writing and thinking and reflection on the here and now. It’s rough out here, y’all.
On a recent Twitch stream playing Placid Plastic Duck Simulator, two ducks passing each other reminded me of a Star Trek moment because of course it did.
Rivals of Waterdeep is back for Season 10, leading up to Episode 100! Let’s get some hype going! Let’s look at how I got here and how much fun I’m having!
The 50th anniversary of Star Trek is Sept. 8, and the National Air and Space Museum is inviting fans to celebrate with “Boldly Go 50” — three nights of special programs sponsored by the Roddenberry Foundation.
Neither Paramount Studios nor The Smithsonian couldn’t know the cultural impact Star Trek would have when they donated the original U.S.S. Enterprise model in 1974. After decades of neglect, it’s getting a proper restoration and display in the main hall.
I think The Mary Sue said it best on their Tumblr blog. OH MY GOD WE NEED THIS SHOW IMMEDIATELY Jem Trek. Seriously, someone please make this happen. As the movie was a terrible flop at the box office, this...
From Letters of Note comes a piece of viewer mail to Paramount Pictures in 1993 expressing their dissatisfaction with Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. To whom it may concern: I am writing to express my grave disappointment with your new...
I love when seminal works of fiction, fantasy and science fiction are given their proper due. Previously available only for enrolled Syracuse University students, professor Anthony Rotolo will now offer a free and open “Star Trek” class to the public,...