Sometimes, you get some great character moments and wonderful activity or action, but most of the time he's kind of this weird creeper and Kes needs to get a restraining order.

I'm fine with minor stuff that includes things like drywall patches and swapping out a light fixture. But we bought this house (albeit 20 yrs ago) knowing that two different previous owners had done the wiring themselves, one in aluminum and one in copper. Professionals were called.

Riker approves.

Would that have convinced her to have children?

Spam robocall as I was trying to type this. I feel like that illustrates why I don't answer the phone unless it's identifiably someone who's a close friend or family member. And I'm far too old to be Gen Z. That age range takes in my kids.

I joke sometimes that I've aged out of a lot of pop culture. It is a joke because things still grab me regularly, but it's getting a lot rarer on the big screen.

Completely ridiculous in the context of a cheesy superhero movie, and I've watched a lot of cheesy superhero movies going back decades.

I'm a geek in my 50s. I suspend my disbelief six times before breakfast, but it took at least that many suspensions to make it through the movie. I can't put my finger on a single overall reason but (no spoilers from me) there were a number of key plot points I just found completely ridiculous.

Although that might help one understand the relevant theory better, although I've got sciences in mind there.