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https://www.cnn.com/2024/06/18/science/boeing-starliner-astronaut-mission-return-delay-scn/index.html It must be pretty scary to be in space and know that Boeing is your ride home.

Osha says she has never seen her master's face, but

And I don't think we should. At the very least we should know who comes in. But the Redhat position is logically untenable.

I feel strange about it. My favorite toy brands by a long stretch are Transformers and Lego. I don't have the Lego Optimus Prime because it just doesn't interest me and the same goes for Bumblebee.

Please do NOT turn this into a religion thread. I can see the grist for it, but please say with me. So the Redhats would have you believe that what the Democrats want is an open border. Just who cares who comes in. Whoever wants to live in America can come. People who pay attention know...

I really wish, though, that Biden didn't look and sound so old. It is hard to get around it when he is speaking. I don't think he REALLY took a stimulant to get through the State of the Union, but on a day to day basis he really isn't very vigorous anymore. I really don't know a whole lot...

Well, Trump already got there somehow. Pence's job was to make it look like the party and experience were going to be in the room with Trump when he made decisions. He had Priebus and Bannon in the beginning, standing on his shoulders and he did some stuff for each of them, but he did get...

Yeah. My analysis is that he doesn't care about money. All he cares about is validation, which essentially works like attention. He doesn't spend on lavish things. He only wants the money because it means he is important. He wants applause because it means he is important. He likes to be...

I think, politically, the best thing for Biden would be not to have a son doing crimes. But having a trial brought by Biden's "own" Justice Department end in a conviction in Biden's home state, a reliable blue state is a big technical point. I'm not sure how much it resounds. Having him...

I am not saying I hate it. I'm still in the story. But

I feel like we're getting really close.

It really depends. If you are on a spacewalk and the door won't open it might kill you. What I want is for Boeing to develop a door that works correctly.

Here I was worried that Boeing's space capsule's door would fall off and what actually happened was they had to spend a couple hours trying to figure out how to get the door to open.

I started a similar thread a few years ago because "Instruments of Destruction" was running though my head on the way to work and it suddenly dawned on me that it might be "A Violent Eruption". I had always heard "It's a Vile Interruption" and a lot of places (including my Echo show, I think)...

I am too, but it still doesn't sound like it to me.

It is serious. Novel writers, at least, immediately knew it was a big mistake to kill off the character. I have only read a few books, but T'Pol knew he was still alive and I think Archer eventually did too.

Ok, for starters I am listening on my Echo Show right now and the lyrics go on the screen and in "Dare to be Stupid" I have never understood the reference to buying some Lane before it's tame. There is a giant furniture store that advertised heavily on my TV as a kid and I knew Lane was a...

The death was faked so he could join Section 31.

I resented killing Trip because I was thinking there was potential for a movie series after the end of the show, but that didn't happen anyway. In the books, they brought Trip back to life immediately.

It ended a week ago for some of you, but just ended for me a few minutes ago. That's the most maudlin Star Trek finale I believe. And Picard really went for it. I really don't think it was necessary to set up that Short Trek. It was enough what they did in the time shifting episode...