I think the idea of how different cultures cope with suddenly being isolated from each other is an interesting one, but from memory not one the show particularly dove into beyond "they became selfish and some went a bit mad max"

It's a thing from star trek discovery. All of the spaceship fuel in the galaxy exploded at the same time and then for a few decades very few people could do warp travel, they fixed it eventually (I honestly forget how)

My, my, how can I refuse you?

Him and Dick Grayson live in the "so obviously bi I think the creators just forgot to state it anywhere" sphere of my brain.

There are worse ways to go...

"Couldn't we just slap a familiar name on it and call it a reboot/reimagining like everything else does?" "No, we will sit here until we no-prize 70 years' worth of movies"

He is The Bond Victorious. *trumpets*

brianna wasn't killed by social media.

she was murdered by transphobic class mates.

that's a problem that @bphillipsonmp.bsky.social is making worse by reintroducing section 28.

"...it is simply not possible that he misunderstood all of the authorities cited in the grounds of appeal to the extent that I have set out above" is particularly good.

Based on those measurements:

www.printables.com/model/144734...

I made it a bit thicker, and had to eyeball the radius of the curves, but it should work for ø25mm dowels

Queen dead, prepare for waaagh

I love that mathematicians are in there, chatgpt can barely fucking count.

I'm asking in all seriousness, because I can't tell any more: is this a parody?

Last time I saw the numbers a few months ago, it had less than half the number of fics on ao3 that Fallout 76 has, if you want another barometer for its (lack of) popularity

I was going to have some fun making some fake drivers licenses, and see how wrong they could be and still be accepted, but it turns out just using an image from the 4th or 5th row of google image results for "uk drivers license" works, which really takes the fun out of it.

Do Christian robots go to heaven? (Which is, surprisingly, not the title of a Philip k dick book)