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As long as the driver actually gets the money.

Playing semantics. If you want your head canon to be there never were lyrics at all, that’s perfectly justifiable, as they were created for money and never aired. They still exist though.

Yeah, like that one better. The french horns remind me of James Horner RIP. A french horn is the signature sound for a starship in my opinion.

Here’s a sort of decent attempt, no one ever actually sung it officially. The lyrics are in the comments.

That shot was a glancing blow and would have gone through had it been a direct hit. The stupid part (done for the movie effect) was him taking it off and looking at it, as he clearly was in sight of someone shooting, maybe a sniper, and he should have taken the lucky bounce as a warning he was an easy target. But also, that beach was a slaughterhouse so the odds were still not great to survive even if he had taken cover.

Any Star Trek fans that wander in here…if the theme had been an instrumental version, perhaps even orchestraed up, would you have been fine with it? A reminder that TOS had lyrics as well, mainly as a copyright thing to profit, but they exist. And they are far worse than Enterprise’s lyrics.

Correct answer. Getting there is difficult overall for some societies that are built on that dependency. Every individual can try to do what they can, and some do manage to make it work. Most cannot, and there lies the problem. And before I get bombarded with a list of things, note that I said some people and places can make them work for their situation…but until a majority can make them work, they’re as good as any other solution that shifts the fix onto the public and consumer rather than tackling actual change to our civilization.

I disagree that it’s confined to an age group, but put into the category of speakerphone when inappropriate would be the people with their phone call paired to their car’s speakers, turned way up. I agree with a posted solution, either join in, visibly listen in, or just stare at them.

I got to 85 mph in mine once on a straightaway while on a long trip. It wouldn’t go faster, but the engine gave it everything no questions. It also didn’t feel all that safe, so I didn’t do it again. Would I recommend a Beetle to anyone today, absolutely not. But I loved all four that I had in the past, and wouldn’t have traded them if I didn’t have to. A fun and needy death trap.

Don’t mind us X-gen over in the corner. Sometimes it’s better to not be part of the disaster anyway.

That’s why I use names for the month where I can.

Besides, everyone knows this is really now 2020-5.

Pizza? Luxury. We got told we won’t get laid off yet and we should be happy. They aren’t wrong, I suppose.

It’s worse in the southeast. If we get snow, it ends up partially melting and refreezing into ice which then shuts everything down. Then we have to live through the “you don’t know how to drive in snow” when the snow is now a slick sheet that no plow can remove. The more we can miss out on that, the better.

It’s the friend on the earpiece or nearby instructing him what to say.

Dennis Moore, Dennis Moore Riding through the land Dennis Moore, Dennis Moore Without a merry band He steals from the poor and gives to the rich Stupid bitch.

Dennis Moore: “What did you sing?”

Singers: “We sang… he steals from the poor and gives to the rich.”

Dennis Moore: “Wait a tic … blimey, this redistribution of wealth is trickier than I thought.”

Anyone can be a carrier. Which is why distancing and masking was important for everyone, in that order. That we didn’t do very well. So surprise, Covid everywhere.

Working on the ramp we learned “if the red is on the right, you’re in the wrong place.” I.e., planes have the right-of-way over anyone else normally.

I was going to say you picked the right place to post this for that take on things. Yet you end with a very popular opinion for anyone who isn’t part of the .1%. So I don’t know now…your reasoning is not popular, but the fix is.

It wasn’t the vaccines. A century of dihydrogen monoxide did it.

It’s interesting in how it combines three different tests - visualization of both the targets and the field to move them in, comprehension of what the task is, and correct movement. I had to take a second to understand the whole point myself.