Klingons don’t care about orientation, they only care about honor.

I would think a Klingon would learn English from the last words of his/her dying enemies.

Electronic spreadsheets were a gamechanger.

Nobel prize for food at the very least.

I fixed my mom’s mechanical typewriter when I was twelve, when I was fifteen I released a couple of issues of a punk fanzine that I typed up on my mom’s IBM electric typewriter. My mom was a secretary in the days of Madmen, she learned to use words processors and printers. But this woman would phone IT when her typewriter wasn’t working, in 3005 this was not my problem.

I worked at two of the biggest accounting firms in the world. You know, the kind that you read about in the news because they’re hiding rich people’s money. And yes, the older ones especially, are useless with computers. We had one secretary to a senior partner who insisted on having a typewriter.

He’s going to try make it 12.

They just wants the money, Lebowski.

His body of work is incredible. His work with the Coen Brothers alone is amazing.

Also John Goodman’s character, Speaker of the House I believe, he was an honorable Republican. Pure fiction that show.

Or just blatantly threatening other members states.

Because it’s a day.

Oh fuck off with your shitty Russian propaganda.

He didn’t deserve it, but he was certainly fine with it.

Most leaders in Democratic countries are wannabe dictators.

NGL, you had me in the first half.

Can I assume that having another big right-wing party will just divide the conservative electorate? This has happened a couple of times in Canada.

Also the Anglo-Portuguese treaty of 1373. Still in effect today. This isn’t a nothing treaty, according to Wikipedia it was activated during the Falklands war. Though Great Britain may not be the power they once were, they still have sway with a lot of the world. I don’t really know where I’m going with this other than to say Portugal has friends.

Either way he’s an embarrassment. I can’t, for the life of me understand how he’s still leader.

In rural Alberta? It’ll be lopsided.