This rules

Phenomenal film.

This commercial rules. I work in advertising and it's almost unbelievable to me that this script was ever approved. So incredibly niche, so much set-up in zero time, building suspense in seconds. Back when there was an art to this stuff.

These are rad 👏

Definitely agree, but also, ALL the bending mechanics are awesome and flavourful. I've never been inspired to upgrade all my Commander via one set before.

I found my cheat code. When they say "I'm calling you from Telus Mobility," I reply "no, you're not." They hang up right there.

What I want most from this set is a Saga called Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra

16 socks

Canada's Wonderland (just north of Toronto) just debuted this massive thing and I am pretty eager to get my own 200% happiness boost soon.

This is cool as hell

I can see what you mean. While it's admittedly not deep, I think Pale Moonlight is remembered fondly mainly for the vibe; they showed us the internal struggle of a Captain in a new way. It felt a little like watching something we weren't meant to see. Fun and memorable, if nothing else.

I agree with you, and that would be nice, but it's sadly not really an option. During my graduate studies, I was barred from failing a student even after I caught them blatantly plagiarizing their work. The reason? To avoid lawsuits.

And this was a decade ago.

Came here looking for this gif, thank you

I've found that there's a disproportionate amount of blame on him; most Cdns are unaware that the things they're upset about (Healthcare, education, property rights) are handled by provincial govts not federal. Ontario keeps electing the same provincial govt & wondering why things don't improve.

Why would I give my money to a nation that strips away rights from my trans friends, demonizes communities just for the colour of their skin, and threatens my nation's sovereignty at every turn?

Just for the exciting chance to never see my family again?