I suppose he was referring to the incident with the antisemitic pamphlet he got caught with in school and the multiple independent reports from his former classmates stating that he was an extreme right-winger who frequently insulted Jews, black people, and gay people, imitated Hitler, and showed Nazi salutes when entering the classroom, and who allegedly had told Holocaust jokes during a school trip to a former concentration camp.

But as the Bible says: Let he who never got caught with antisemitic pamphlets or told Jew jokes in a former concentration camp cast the first stone.

Imagine running a marathon, and about halfway in, you’re well ahead and think “this is going great!”, so naturally you pull out a gun and shoot yourself in the foot multiple times.

Tastes like clean.

If it’s so smart, maybe they should ask it to come up with a viable business strategy, because he sure as hell hasn’t figured it out, lol.

Funny, but the late-night dancing and the five-course dinner will probably mess with your sleep more than the coffee does.

Man, that sucks. An absolute legend. There are few people, fictional or real, who had a more profound influence on my outlook on life, humanity, and what’s good in this world than he did in his role as Captain Picard.

RIP, mon capitaine. You will be missed.

Look at Mr. Reasonable over here.

Fun site, but ranking Pink Lady higher than Braeburn should be considered a mental disorder.

Perhaps worth pointing out that the 12 who survived did not run into the fire. They broke a window and went downwards past the fire. From Wikipedia:

Twelve people from the rear of the train broke a window with a ski pole and, advised by an escapee who had been a volunteer fire fighter, escaped downwards past the fire and below the smoke.