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2026-04-29 15:19:18 GMT

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You were probably thinking, "So this is where all the printed money ends up... nice bell by the way". I like the photo.

2026-02-08 17:46:40 GMT

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There one thing I don't get, spoiler alert, how and why did a certain character get involved romantically with a certain other? How on earth did that evolve? It doesn't make sense, unless everyone in the movie had questionable morality, like from every camp...

2026-02-08 17:41:11 GMT

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I don't consider Sisko a "starship" Captain, although he had the rank, he is more like a "diplomatic" attache in my opinion.

2025-11-12 16:58:08 GMT

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Captain Kirk, because a) He is the original (excluding the Pike pilot episode) b) Drinks alcohol and not Earl Grey c) Does relatively well with the ladies d) His era is more turbulent and challenging

2024-11-03 19:27:58 GMT

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A ponzi scheme with a touch of printing on handkerchiefs.

2024-10-12 16:00:43 GMT

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The important thing is that you will have the first female president and Hollywood will film a great movie to celebrate Democracy after a few years of how she fought corporate interests with a 25% unrealized capital gains tax!!!

2024-10-06 17:05:12 GMT

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True, but banks have employees that vote, thus political "clientele" and also they give loans to "friends of the system".

2024-10-04 16:44:45 GMT

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2024-10-04 16:38:35 GMT