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I watched:
DYLAN MULVANEY'S OWN BOOK REVEALS A PREDATORY STORY:
Welcome to the panic button everyone. I'm Nina. Today we're reacting to Dylan Mulaney.
Uh so I saw this post on Axe today and it said in Dylan Mulvaney's autobiography, he
says he kissed a man in a dimly lit dance club. He then revealed his true sex to the
man who was unhappy that he'd been tricked. Angered by this, Mulaney boasts that this
drove him to kiss several other men without their informed consent. Now, I don't know
if any of you have read Dylan Mulaney's autobiography, but I haven't. So, we're going
to get into the story and uh we're going to read a little bit and see what this is all
about, shall we?
https://youtu.be/dhStBYkoAx4?si=ZR6DWhAjGYOpWbpP
Verily, in article <UBI20250827@dont-email.me>, did weberm@polaris.net deliver unto us this message:
I watched:
DYLAN MULVANEY'S OWN BOOK REVEALS A PREDATORY STORY:
Welcome to the panic button everyone. I'm Nina. Today we're reacting to Dylan Mulaney.
Uh so I saw this post on Axe today and it said in Dylan Mulvaney's autobiography, he
says he kissed a man in a dimly lit dance club. He then revealed his true sex to the
man who was unhappy that he'd been tricked. Angered by this, Mulaney boasts that this
drove him to kiss several other men without their informed consent. Now, I don't know
if any of you have read Dylan Mulaney's autobiography, but I haven't. So, we're going
to get into the story and uh we're going to read a little bit and see what this is all
about, shall we?
https://youtu.be/dhStBYkoAx4?si=ZR6DWhAjGYOpWbpP
I just listened to this. In many circumstances I wouldn't believe this
story -- Mulvaney doesn't pass -- but he says it was dark and the man
was pretty drunk.
I watched more ST:TOS.
One was "This Side of Paradise," in which human colonists live in a symbiotic relationship with plants which absorb deadly radiation and
send their happiness-generating spores into the humans. Kirk doesn't
like it, but I couldn't help noticing that nobody ever says what's wrong with this system. The spores keep them in perfect health and happiness,
and this is bad because... um....
Kirk says humans "aren't meant to" have easy lives. Says who? Comfort- seekers have always outnumbered the restless minority by a considerable margin. He's sure he knows best, though, so he sets out to manipulate everyone into getting angry, which kills the spores. When the colony
leader is de-spored, he says, "We've done nothing. We wanted to turn
this planet into a garden."
"It *IS* a garden," I howled out loud, gesturing at the Eden on my
screen. Why fix what isn't broken? Come to think of it, humanity has
been offered paradise several times, and Kirk keeps screwing it up.
I also watched "Amok Time," in which Spock goes into a mating frenzy.
They really had no idea what they were doing with his species. We say
modern ST writers don't get Vulcans, but TBH they've never made much
sense. Leonard Nimoy does some pretty good acting in this one.
What did everyone else watch?
Verily, in article <UBI20250827@dont-email.me>, did weberm@polaris.net deliver unto us this message:
I watched:
DYLAN MULVANEY'S OWN BOOK REVEALS A PREDATORY STORY:
Welcome to the panic button everyone. I'm Nina. Today we're reacting to
Dylan Mulaney.
Uh so I saw this post on Axe today and it said in Dylan Mulvaney's
autobiography, he
says he kissed a man in a dimly lit dance club. He then revealed his true >> sex to the
man who was unhappy that he'd been tricked. Angered by this, Mulaney boasts >> that this
drove him to kiss several other men without their informed consent. Now, I >> don't know
if any of you have read Dylan Mulaney's autobiography, but I haven't. So, >> we're going
to get into the story and uh we're going to read a little bit and see what >> this is all
about, shall we?
https://youtu.be/dhStBYkoAx4?si=ZR6DWhAjGYOpWbpP
I just listened to this. In many circumstances I wouldn't believe this
story -- Mulvaney doesn't pass -- but he says it was dark and the man
was pretty drunk.
I watched more ST:TOS.
One was "This Side of Paradise," in which human colonists live in a symbiotic relationship with plants which absorb deadly radiation and
send their happiness-generating spores into the humans. Kirk doesn't
like it, but I couldn't help noticing that nobody ever says what's wrong with this system. The spores keep them in perfect health and happiness,
and this is bad because... um....
Kirk says humans "aren't meant to" have easy lives. Says who? Comfort- seekers have always outnumbered the restless minority by a considerable margin. He's sure he knows best, though, so he sets out to manipulate everyone into getting angry, which kills the spores. When the colony
leader is de-spored, he says, "We've done nothing. We wanted to turn
this planet into a garden."
"It *IS* a garden," I howled out loud, gesturing at the Eden on my
screen. Why fix what isn't broken?
he says, "We've done nothing. We wanted to turn
this planet into a garden."
"It *IS* a garden," I howled out loud, gesturing at the Eden on my
screen. Why fix what isn't broken?
Maybe he meant a garden as in growing fruits, vegetables, and crops.
Ubiquitoius wrote:
I watched:
DYLAN MULVANEY'S OWN BOOK REVEALS A PREDATORY STORY:
Welcome to the panic button everyone. I'm Nina. Today we're reacting to
Dylan Mulaney. Uh so I saw this post on Axe today and it said in Dylan
Mulvaney's autobiography, he says he kissed a man in a dimly lit dance
club. He then revealed his true sex to the man who was unhappy that he'd
been tricked. Angered by this, Mulaney boasts that this drove him to kiss >> several other men without their informed consent. Now, I don't know
if any of you have read Dylan Mulaney's autobiography, but I haven't. So, >> we're going to get into the story and uh we're going to read a little bit >> and see what this is all about, shall we?
https://youtu.be/dhStBYkoAx4?si=ZR6DWhAjGYOpWbpP
I just listened to this. In many circumstances I wouldn't believe this
story -- Mulvaney doesn't pass -- but he says it was dark and the man
was pretty drunk.
I watched more ST:TOS.
One was "This Side of Paradise," in which human colonists live in a >symbiotic relationship with plants which absorb deadly radiation and
send their happiness-generating spores into the humans. Kirk doesn't
like it, but I couldn't help noticing that nobody ever says what's wrong >with this system. The spores keep them in perfect health and happiness,
and this is bad because... um....
Kirk says humans "aren't meant to" have easy lives. Says who?
Comfort-seekers have always outnumbered the restless minority by a >considerable margin. He's sure he knows best, though, so he sets out to >manipulate everyone into getting angry, which kills the spores. When the >colony leader is de-spored, he says, "We've done nothing. We wanted to turn >this planet into a garden."
"It *IS* a garden," I howled out loud, gesturing at the Eden on my
screen. Why fix what isn't broken? Come to think of it, humanity has
been offered paradise several times, and Kirk keeps screwing it up.
I also watched "Amok Time," in which Spock goes into a mating frenzy.
They really had no idea what they were doing with his species. We say
modern ST writers don't get Vulcans, but TBH they've never made much
sense. Leonard Nimoy does some pretty good acting in this one.
Take a look at life in modern America. We've become lazy and decadent.
I also watched "Amok Time," in which Spock goes into a mating frenzy.
They really had no idea what they were doing with his species. We say >modern ST writers don't get Vulcans, but TBH they've never made much >sense. Leonard Nimoy does some pretty good acting in this one.
Did you see the blooper that occurs on Vulcan?
weberm@polaris.net delivered unto us this message:
I also watched "Amok Time," in which Spock goes into a mating frenzy.
They really had no idea what they were doing with his species. We say
modern ST writers don't get Vulcans, but TBH they've never made much
sense. Leonard Nimoy does some pretty good acting in this one.
Did you see the blooper that occurs on Vulcan?
No, didn't notice that. What is it?
I really liked the distance-shot drawing of the wedding/combat site. It
was beautiful. Today it would probably be some CGI or even AI slop, but
back then, someone drew it with care.
Didn't they replace it with "improved FX" version?
Verily, in article <108s2ba$1uo12$2@dont-email.me>, did
weberm@polaris.net deliver unto us this message:
I also watched "Amok Time," in which Spock goes into a mating frenzy.
They really had no idea what they were doing with his species. We say
modern ST writers don't get Vulcans, but TBH they've never made much
sense. Leonard Nimoy does some pretty good acting in this one.
Did you see the blooper that occurs on Vulcan?
No, didn't notice that. What is it?
I really liked the distance-shot drawing of the wedding/combat site. It
was beautiful. Today it would probably be some CGI or even AI slop, but
back then, someone drew it with care.
thetruemelissa@gmail.com wrote:
weberm@polaris.net delivered unto us this message:
I also watched "Amok Time," in which Spock goes into a mating frenzy. >>>> They really had no idea what they were doing with his species. We say >>>> modern ST writers don't get Vulcans, but TBH they've never made much
sense. Leonard Nimoy does some pretty good acting in this one.
Did you see the blooper that occurs on Vulcan?
No, didn't notice that. What is it?
In the scene in which Spock and Kirk are fighting, when Kirk takes a break and Bones injects him with steroids(?), you can see Leonard Nemoy in
the background leaning against a wall and grinning.
I really liked the distance-shot drawing of the wedding/combat site. It
was beautiful. Today it would probably be some CGI or even AI slop, but
back then, someone drew it with care.
Didn't they replace it with "improved FX" version?
--
Not a joke! Don;t jump!
You do realize that you?re watching remastered and that the longshot is CGI slop and well I?ll stop now.
Verily, in article <518847022.778207528.911577.anim8rfsk- cox.net@news.easynews.com>, did anim8rfsk@cox.net deliver unto us this message:
You do realize that you?re watching remastered and that the longshot is CGI >> slop and well I?ll stop now.
Why would that be changed?
I'm not seeing a lot of differences. The colors are pretty bright.