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Guinan: I know this guy. He's called The Noid. Watch yourself, Captain, or he'll ruin your pizzas
Picard: We mean you no harm. We are explorers
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I think he’s brilliant and fearless. Frank is in his Underground era. Enjoy it.
Wonderful news!
I'm thrilled to announce that with the upcoming Spider-Man '94 Annual #1, I will be returning to the world of Spider-Man. After 30 years, I'm finally getting to resolve the ending of my iconic animated series and tell the story of Peter finding Mary Jane. I want to thank everyone involved at Marvel for making this possible, especially my editor, Danny Khazem. I was given free rein to tell the story that I've always wanted to tell, and it has been a real blast!
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and the fastest way to turn on neuroplasticity is replacing “this is hard” with “what’s the first step?” you literally shift brain activity from your amygdala (fear) to your prefrontal cortex (problem-solving)
It’s amazing how many of my depressed days are like 6-7 hours of feeling miserable followed by doing ONE THING that’s good for me and INSTANTLY feeling better. It’s like, “I can’t just start this way???” And I can’t. I really can’t.
The problem is we can no longer imagine a young man living in New York and working a job like “newspaper photographer” or “pizza delivery guy,” so we instinctively transplant him into a world we do recognize, which suggests jobs like “day trader” or “streamer with a trust fund.”
Obviously the answer is Penelope. Not only would the audience riot at the idea of Kermit married to anyone else, it’s a comedic goldmine to act like Miss Piggy is trapped and menaced by the suitors, meanwhile she’s karate chopping them and throwing them across the room.
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One of the best editors ever. Responsible for the Fraction/Aja Hawkeye and the Waid/Rivera/Martin/Samnee Daredevil, etc.
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Here is Roger Ebert's first paragraph of his review for "The Mummy" and it is why he was the greatest film critic to ever live
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This is a stolen tweet.
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Economics needs to be reclassified within philosophy departments and treated with the same general disregard by respectable members of the public as if one tried to discuss Kant at the dinner table.
Perhaps, if people are miserable, the economy is not “fine”?
This project is still around and in need of tastemakers and champions to take notice. If you want to read it, hit me with a DM.
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If anything, Disco Elysium makes fun of communists the most. If you opt into it, it tells you to get the gulags and death squads ready. The communist quest is centered around two geeks who talk about revolution and slaughtering capitalists but don't go outside. The union boss is a fat, corrupt mobster who has no qualms about flooding his own streets with drugs. And at the end of the game, you meet the Deserter, who is a bitter old soviet who couldn't get over the city's failed attempt at communism. His old regime was decidedly defeated in battle, but not before attempting to put nuclear power into "the people's" hands, causing a mini-Chernobyl.
























