Also The_Picard_Maneuver@startrek.website
It sure is. Seems like something he might say unironically.
It’s a classic for a reason! I don’t think many modern movies capture the same style of humor, but I second Life of Brian.
They’re not British, but if you haven’t seen all the Mel Brooks classics, I consider them close enough too.
Tomating
12 hrs in the cinema? What a weekend!
There’s an uncomfortable scene where Denethor is eating that gets memed about a lot.
But the goatee!
After some unproductive googling, here’s a random guess. The cover art style doesn’t really match (not sure if the inside is different), but it has a deep sea diver and a lady underwater, who I can only assume is the “Ghost Queen”
The new responsibilities, the crying, the diapers for a few years, the chaos, the messy house, etc. can definitely be a hassle, but it’s just so damned rewarding that all of that feels like a drop in the bucket to me.
I’ve described it to people before as like winning the lottery. Yeah, it would be annoying to have to go turn in the ticket, go to the bank quite a few times, probably hire a money manager and sit through a lot of boring calls and appointments about your accounts for the rest of your life, hire a lawyer to manage your will/estate, etc., but when compared to how much you’ve gained, you wouldn’t even really care about that, you know?
My kids.
It sounds cheesy, but I’m acutely aware that I’m experiencing the best years of my life right now - the ones that I’ll look back on with strong nostalgia for the rest of my life. Life is amazing, and I’m grateful for every day.
Have you considered CrossFit?
How about tree chopped into firewood?
I must have missed it if this had just been posted in another community.
I know what I’m about.
Yeah, I heard that he was originally written to be red-skinned and devilish-looking from Mars, but they changed it to Vulcan last minute.
Some of the early scripts, especially comments by Dr. McCoy, seem to fit the original description.
Dark beer in the summer heat?