Is it probably pointless? Sure. But, omeone at Netflix wanted ST: Prodigy, after all, and that show sucks out loud. I can dream of them buying the best Trek series.
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My power’s really low, so this may be the last image I can send. Don’t worry about me though: my time here has been both productive and serene. If I can keep talking to my mission team, I will – but I’ll be signing off here soon. Thanks for staying with me.
Dressed as a homeless person and joining a huddle around a burning oil drum, Elaine notices that everyone there has a coffee cup from Jerry's favorite stand. She accuses him of bribing them with coffee. Jerry investigates and learns the cups were stolen.
George goes to the grocery store and gets in a fight with a woman who wants him to move his cart while he's shopping. Jerry & Elaine compete to see which can make friends with the most homeless people in one week without bribing them. Kramer insists everyone call him "senpai."
End of Episode: Elaine moves her cart for the same lady George fought and is subsequently shoved out of the way so the person can "take just a second" deciding until fade to black.
Also betting they'll use this to justify refusing abortion exceptions based on the Jewish religious claim.
The US: religious freedom (as long as you choose Christianity).
Do you think the conservative vote supporting LGBTQ rights was because they think the law is constitutional? Or did they just not rule in favor of non-Christian religious freedom?
https://t.co/fThCFLUfts
//The court, [Justice Kagan] added, depends upon its deliberations and reasoned decisions, "and you can't do that if you know that you might wake up tomorrow morning and there is a decision and it is on the front page of newspapers."//
You can't do your job with people watching?
When Congress authorized the current program in 2010, they stipulated that the new SLS has to reuse the same tech, specifically listing the liquid fuel engines that were the problem in the 1980s and are still the problem today.
https://t.co/aNYv7K511y
Just in case you hear anyone out there talking about NASA scrubbing this mission another dozen times, you can remind them that they should actually be talking about the Republicans.
The development of this system was determined by GOP senators (Fl. & Tx.).
Being consulted by the corporations that had the most to gain by continuing to manufacture it, they ordered NASA to use tech that began design in 1977 and was known to be defective. The space shuttle program scrubbed roughly 50% of its launch attempts because of this exact issue