Andy Lundell 💭 @apLundell@octodon.social

Look, we get it. The moon's crazy orbit makes it look slightly different every month.

We don't need a faux-folksy name for every full moon.

I only keep one 'Star Wars' book in my home, but I feel like it's the most important book in the franchise.

Don't worry. The context is completely innocent : A grown woman and a teenage boy are chasing each-other through crowded corridors, shooting each-other with potentially deadly weapons for fun.

These comics are amazing.

Here's a panel that, out of context, seems like it might be inappropriate.

Old comic books have amazing advertisements.

A lot of people on the Letter's page are complaining about the Bickleys! One person said they're the worst part of the comic!!!

Some people just have no taste!

Riker is really getting into this saucer separation.

(It's possible those are supposed to be the Bickleys up front, but if so, the colorist has screwed up. Michael J. Bickley has bright orange hair.)

But I know the real question everyone wants to answered.

What about the Bickleys?

They only appear in the background in one panel this issue.

Looks like Sisko wasn't the only captain to take a swing at Q.

Doesn't look like it connected, though.

I feel like the writer didn't have Troi's superpowers properly explained to him.

(I like Data's petulant reactions, though.)

Holy Crap. After some pointless scenes with Wesley Crusher, This issue actually opens with flashbacks to Yar's horrible life on Turkana colony.

Well, a poorly placed beverage slowed me down for a while, but a replacement comic has been acquired.

I hope issue #3 is as insane as the first two.
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This was an interesting exercise, visualizing the gender bias in my bookcases.

It's ... not as neutral as it could be, that's for sure. Something to aim for, I guess.

(I did it real quick and probably misidentified a couple authors, but it's roughly correct. Books without clear authorship, or personal books like photo albums were left uncolored.)

"Vintage Victorian Costume Prop"

Wow, Victorian times were amazing!

Twitter users asking the tough questions.

The best Shaggy variant is the one from "Scooby Apocalypse". I'm disappointed he's not appearing in more memes.

I mean, look at him! It's the end of the world, but he's still his sandwich.

The history of affordable consumer 3d, right here on my bookshelf.

Sometimes I wonder if I'm living in an 80s cyberpunk novel, and I've just never met the protagonist.

Remember when Mulder and Scully were on Simpsons?

What if they had just kept doing that and from that point forward, completely replaced both shows with an animated version of The X-Files?

I think that would have worked out better for everyone.