Tng is so iconic. They were like ok, so we’ve written the pilot, and the audience now has the basics of these new characters and setting. Ep 2 what’s the next most important thing they need to know. Oh I got it! Data has a functioning cock and does fuck. And all the writers were like yeah that’s vital info jot that down
knight/lord ships are like. what if i would die for you. what if i wanted you to live for me. what if i wanted to touch you but could only be satisfied with being near you. what if i could touch you but only through the safety of our gloves. what if i couldn’t stop thinking about you right next to me. what if i bloodied my hands for you and never looked back at the wreckage. what then
what if i wasn’t allowed to love you. what if i loved you anyway. what if you knew and i knew but we wouldn’t dare to take that step. what if we made meaningful eye contact as i knelt at your feet and devoted my whole being to you. what if i whispered your name for only you to hear
“my lord” is actually something that can be so personal
what if i said “my lord” but i actually meant “my love”
Let’s get rid of the engineers and technical side of f1 all together at this point, put the drivers on fiat panda and let them race for 3 days straight, since the fans only want the fun part
did ur parents let you have social media before you were 13
yes but at what cost
no but i snuck on anyway
no and i followed the rules but at what cost
my parents had No Idea what i was doing at any point of my adolescence
We were still using dial up before I was 13.
When I was 13 my dad made an EarthLink email address for me, which I used to sign up for the Hottopic forum that I then got permabanned from after trolling the people RP’ing as Anne Rice vampires in the off topic board.
So. I guess number four but also the dial up thing.
Internet wasn’t publically available until I was 20-something. At the age of 13 I did not have a computer.
when a film or tv show takes place somewhere where you have been, it is your sacred duty as viewer to say “i’ve been there” every time you recognize a place
When a film or TV show claims to take place somewhere but you been there and it is your sacred duty as a view to say “no the hell that is not there.”
