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It just depends on your options. If it would pay your bills and you are already competent on the work, I would definitely consider it as an option.

I don't remember ever encountering that before.

So. One of the pieces of Trump's defamation was to respond to her rape allegations with "She's not my type", which is weird all on its own because if you would never rape someone the response is "I am not that kind of person" but if you would rape some people the response is "She's not my...

How much have you seen? My dad and brother watched some of it when I was a kid and I didn't bother, but I went back as an adult and enjoyed them. The new movies are pretty good too. The Tim Burton movie is not.

How many times have you encountered them so far and how many of those times have they stolen from you? Laws vary, but the general concept is that you are allowed to use violence when you have a rational belief that you are in immediate danger and the allowed violence is only what you have a...

This thread came back up and I was perusing through and saw a post I wanted to like and there was no like button and I was so confused and then I saw. I guess it is because I wrote the post... I DO like it.

I'm surprised that they did that. My dad has cancer on a kidney, found while looking for something else. It is small and slow growing and he is 72 and they just told him they'll keep looking at it once or twice a year, but they do not believe the cancer has enough time to do much harm.

In the majority of cases that is fine. But things can be found in a physical that can be corrected in a timely manner. If your blood sugar or cholesterol are getting too high, you won't feel the symptoms for a while. When you do, there may be irreversible damage. My work pays us $100 to get...

Some novel I read, probably the Romulan War ones, said that when the Federation originally went together the humans primarily took over the exploration ships, the Vulcans the science ships, the Tellarites the supply ships, and the Andorians the defense of the border ships. It is a clever...

NX-01 1701 1701-A 1701-B 1701-C 1701-D 1701-E 1701-F 1701-G 1701-J 32nd Century Enterprise Is a prefix something that goes after? I have always called that a suffix. If that's what he means, then yes, knocking the first two off for no real reason other than to make G the 7th does make G the...

They have played weird with the years. It seems like a lot of time passes between seasons, but they called it 2399 in Season 1 and 2401 in Season 2.

Two notes from random things seen on Facebook: I just saw a picture of the Rikers with their daughter and it occurred to me for the first time: Vadic went to their planet, pretended to be Will, kidnapped Troi to use as leverage....and left their daughter alone. Maybe they have neighbors. It...

My fridge has a filtered, chilled water dispenser on the front and most of the water I drink comes out of that. But the water fountains at work are just chilled tap water and it is fine here. I think your utility company is required to publish testing results.

It was interesting what they did with tying Wesley and the Travelers and Laris' Grandma and ...Gary Seven? together. But it winds up raising questions for me that I cannot count on them to answer. And I feel like if Wesley can also time travel, which we didn't know before, then there is no...

I struggle a lot with the notion that screwing up the Saturn mission and then sending Picard and his friends back to struggle to fix the timeline and even late in the game giving Dr. Soong help against them to make it harder was the perfect way to get Picard to look around in his chateau and...

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I mean...he died in 2024 right? That is the second earliest time that we ever saw him. So it shouldn't bother anyone for him to show up in 2401. We'd already seen him at around that time on "All Good Things..."

Star Trek has sometimes thrown away a line from an old show and overwritten it when they had a good reason to do so and to good effect. But I'm a little reluctant on this one. It isn't just a line that they'd met once in passing command protocols. It is that Spock has this loyalty to Pike...

Something that bothers me about it is that so many classes have been as much like Constitution as this really. To call it NeoConstitution is really fan service. What are the things that this has in common with Constitution, but not others? Ambassador-class is very much a larger Constitution...

Yeah, I caught that later. Anton Chekov was familiar because he is a famous playwright. I got it crossed.