QueenPiB

@queenpib.com

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No one: Absolutely no one: Me: Tim Russ was in Star Trek Generations, not Star Trek VI, but it's probably easier to wrangle George Takei and a handful of small actors than Shatner, Doohan, Koenig, Alan Ruck, Whoopi Goldberg, and Malcolm McDowell, and the whole thing falls apart if *one* says no.

Tim Russ as an unnamed bridge officer aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise B in "Star Trek Generations" (1994). Note the lack of Vulcan ears.Tuvok (Tim Russ, left) and Katheryn Janeway (Kate Mulgrew, right) aboard the U.S.S. Excelsior during the events of "Star Trek VI The Undiscovered Country". In the center of the bridge, Captain Sulu (George Takei) can be observed.

So do we have to tell Games Done Quick that Electronic Arts is now owned by the Saudi PIF and to not take a brand deal with them or do you think they'll figure that one out themselves

So do we have to tell Games Done Quick that Electronic Arts is now owned by the Saudi PIF and to not take a brand deal with them or do you think they'll figure that one out themselves

Kind of surprised that in Silent Hill, Cybil happens upon Harry, who's the registered owner of a crashed Jeep located half a block up the road, with a missing child and credibility issues, and not only does she not handcuff him to a fixture, she *hands him a gun* and says "okay go find her."

QueenPiB as the Officer From Brahams.

Funnily enough, most of the same talking points you've used against Harry Potter fans also work here: -Read another fucking newspaper -Other people make games -You're fucking forty years old -You haven't actually read it in twenty years

QueenPiB@queenpib.com · 4d ago

Call me ignorant or something, I don't know, but I've never identified as someone who *had* to give money to the New York Times in order to feel whole. I think I've gone my whole life without that thought ever occurring to me. I'm never pulling up a weed and going "did I give to the Times today?"

Does anyone else think it concerning that the NYT-loving host of a game show that rewards KNOWLEDGE thinks his job is apolitical?

"You need to engage with different opinions!" is for things like "have you considered what we've lost by moving away from the 1.33:1 television aspect ratio?", not "you shouldn't be allowed to participate in society."

here's a fun lil exercise for cis people: how many articles would a publication have to print calling for your extermination before you would expect people who care about you to stop giving them money? and how would you feel if their excuse for still supporting them is some fuckass crossword puzzle?