This looks really interesting!

You could mark one of the blades with red or blue paint so that you know you’re measuring the same one every time.

Do you not have a VPN?

Same for Baa Baa Black Sheep ;)

Oh man I miss Kools.

I wouldn’t say so - I can think of several counter examples off the top of my head: mold, wild, kiln

Or folk, or yolk

No, the rapist.

Yeah Lower Merion is rich. It’s where Kobe came from.

Same here. I’m from NJ.

Thank you, thank you, thank youuuu!! 🖖🏻

The Sound of Her Voice was heartbreaking!

God I wish I could’ve seen this!

Not always. On DS9, when the Defiant was departing the station, the heading was given as 180 mark zero - meaning, traveling exactly backward from their current position. This made sense because when docked, the Defiant’s nose is buried in the docking ring.

You can’t please everyone so you’ve got to please yourself

I like to overprepare - if I get tired of one thing I can switch to another.

Winamp with my favorite skin

Entirety of my mp3 collection

All 7 seasons of DS9

All 5 seasons of Kids in the Hall

I just finished my rewatch of Voyager and re-read both Homecoming and The Farther Shore, so I can weigh in here.

Respectfully, both books were traaaash. The author, Christie Golden, got almost all of the characterizations wrong - none of the characters sounded or behaved like the people I’d spent 7 seasons watching. The plot is beyond stupid, the main villain is laughably one-dimensional, her motivation was super thin and the motivations of her cronies were totally absent, our heroes are pretty dumb (like, really dumb), B’Elanna is off on some totally unrelated (and pretty pointless) quest, and the novels were full of typos, inconsistencies, and just generally careless writing. It very much read like a teenager’s underdeveloped fanfic. And it’s one story told over two books - the first ends in a pretty predictable cliffhanger, meaning that you have to buy both books if you actually want to read a complete story.

Seriously, if you want a laugh, go check out the one-star reviews on Amazon or GoodReads.

I always called the 3.5 a “diskette” (or an “A drive” which was incorrect but everyone knew what you meant).

Reader’s Digest.