Oooh, is this an original edition with the ball bearing spinner? Whizzing the ball around was the best bit.

And yet, you know, I think I have more sympathy for him.

Thank you!

Have Mechula and Mister Sinister ever been seen in the same room?

TBF I suspect the Space Pirates are a lot more afraid of her than rando people in the Federation, who probably only really hear about the noble symbol of safety and protection side and don't see the horrifying chimera cyborg ripping their giant dragon boss's ass off on the reg.

My favourite is the one in the first Prime about their attempts to reverse engineer the Morph Ball

Well that was a depressing discovery, because I already hate both sides of the food arguments. You did briefly make me think he'd died though.

Timelash and Warriors of the Deep are good.

I've had some editors who won't accept it in New/Prime because it changes the page count. But I think there's just no option any more. I tried loading an old document that was in Courier and Word changed it to Courier New.

I have come to accept that the answer to 'is it just me' is always no, except in the case of this opinion.

Saying 'Better Call Saul' is not really in the spirit of the question, is it?

It's also the answer to the question 'What is the exact midpoint of the Evangelion and Steven Universe storylines?'

Hot take but Eternals is not only good, actually, but actually just a really fucking good SF movie.

You monster

So subvocalisation actually engages the speech centers of your brain - your larynx makes little twitches and stuff. It's like reading out loud except without the out loud.

The Online Weirdness that sprang up around her doesn't surprise me in and of itself as a phenomena, but I really don't quite understand why it latched onto HER. It feels like the Online version of her is a new Megan Fox, which is... Not the same celebotype. (This is not meant to be shade at Fox.)

But it was this 'Searchlights' push whilst I was at Secondary and specifically hanging around English teaching and literacy teaching for struggling kids that I'm primarily remembering.

We definitely had some aspects of 'cuing' in my own learning - memorising pronunciation wordbanks and workbooks specifically based on using picture clues to recognise new vocab. Wrenna thinks this might be because my Primary was 'progressive' on adopting new methods.