Yeah, yeah, just to clarify…

We all believe that he can be a great artist, not the next Führer 🤣

We all do!

WE ALL DO!!!

From Phoenician actually

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoenician_alphabet

Well, maybe you can continue with this then:

https://youtube.com/@TheHistoryofByzantiumPodcast?feature=shared

Robin takes over just when Mike stops. It’s a great podcast and it’s now reached the point right around 1204AD (spoilers)…

Hope you enjoy!

Ah, the ol’Shaggy defence

I guess that companies like this one

https://youtu.be/5q54yLuJlKk?feature=shared

adhere to regulations, but it is not unimaginable that there are those who could make the same part and sell it under the table. It’s not even a necessity to own a CNC to cut this part out of a block of aluminium, an old-time milling machine and 20 hours worth of training are enough to get the job done.

So it’s like a Vladimir Ilyushin kind of thing?

Not to mention Randy and her music career

Get away from her you bitch!

PREDATOR

The gag reel from this scene is hilarious!

“I never played with boys.”

If the word was missing from the sentence, then it could be translated as “Give us today our bread and forgive our sins…”.

Instead, with the word added, it can be translated as "Give us today the bread we need for the day and forgive our sins… ".

I guess the significance of the word is in not being greedy and asking from God only what you really need instead of what is “owed” to you?

Greek guy here.

Επιούσιος (e-pi-u-si-os) is a composite word (you can make an astronomical number of composite words in Greek if you want to express a new concept, such as tele-phone) and in this sentence it means that which will nourish us for the day. So daily is quite fitting here.

Ah, so this is how you get zombies!

Garak was ready to get himself killed for destroying the Founders and thus preventing the Dominion war. If Worf was 5 minutes late in fact, millions would be alive because of Garak giving his life (and everyone else’s on the Defiant) to save them. That’s pretty noble in my book.

Could someone please explain the joke?