Paul Adasiak
@amicusthespis
Actor, director, librarian, city-lover on Lower Tanana Dene land (downtown Fairbanks, Alaska). Anti-racist, anti-fascist, anti-patriarchy. Love me some radical politics and modern plays. And Star Trek. He/him/his. #AlaskaSky
Right across the street from each other. FFS, Fairbanks, you live where it's dark for a large part of the year. PLEASE DONT DO THIS.
I believe the OP had said something about "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Kahn." Frankly, I think my reply was priceless. Not sure what went wrong.
"A 30-Minute Discussion with Ketanji Brown Jackson" — After only a short time, one of the program's coordinators alerted interviewer Hannon that some emergency had arisen that required the justice's attention. The wommon and I speculate: Could it have finally happened?
It may take a little longer, but I'd hardly call it impossible to avoid.
The combination of sleeping badly and running out of my happy-brain meds has left me perfectly poised to pick up an old hobby.
Lo and behold! The Oxford English Dictionary has already addressed this:
Y'see, this here is what's known as a "pro-rape" perspective. This person is pro rape. A rape advocate.
White fragility in a nutshell. Nobody called this white lady "a racist" or even suggested that she had problematic opinions — yet the mere suggestion that racism was at play, and she had to object, HOW DARE YOU CALL ME A RACIST. Come on, my white friends. Do better.
My fellow white people: When somebody asserts that racism is at play in some situation, it does not mean that that person has called you "a racist." Y'all need to stop being so defensive. You're telling on yourselves and, frankly, making the rest of us look worse.
Holy shit, take a look at this guy, who definitely knows that Star Trek was always Godly and in opposition to "the alphabet people."
Just noticed that Deep Space Nine has trans-flag carpets. (Yet the transgender pride flag wasn't created until *after* the show.)
The womman & I are watching Star Trek, and we agree: the Ferengi are stoopid and DS9 would've been better without them. An otherwise complex show marred by an almost comically 1-dimensonal culture. The idea that they are Savvy Businessmen (or even tolerated by decent society) is ludicrous.
I am fully OK being aligned with the esteemed Ms. Thunberg. britmonkey.com/2020s-politi...
See, friends, this is the kind of ignorant, racist fuckwit we need to frog-march into an active volcano. Good lord, what inclines a person to think this, let alone to think they should say it in public?
Holy smoke, the tix went fast for "A Conversation with U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson" (July 14 in Fairbanks). At the stroke of ten I began registering us; I got myself a spot, but my wife got waitlisted, and not even two minutes after.
Just finished TEETH (Michael R. Jackson and Anna K. Jacobs) — very funny, a lot to say about purity culture, shame, patriarchal Christianity, toxic masculinity, and especially rape. Lotsa rape. I'd love to see it, but it's not for me to direct: how to ensure it's cathartic but not re-traumatizing?
"Death to the pigs is my basic statement I spit street stories 'til I taste the pavement Tryin' to stay out the pen while we face enslavement Had a foolproof hustle 'til they traced the payments"
I expected "To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar" to punch down at drag queens, but it turned out so sympathetic and warm!
Alaskans, what do think the odds are of this ever coming to fruition?
Been listening to Jerry Goldsmith's score to Star Trek: The Motion Picture. The movie was too long and needed editing, but that soundtrack fuckin' SLAPS.
"The Justice Department has formed a task force intended to eradicate anti-Christian bias — which hopefully works better than the church's strategy of molesting it out of you."
Usually I don't like my selfies, all the less when I'm clean shaven. But TBH this one came out pretty well. Maybe because it's blurry?
Take a break for a game of trivia? Here's a recent work project I enjoyed. I'm on a work team that hosts Pub Trivia once a semester at our campus pub. 5 categories, each with 5 questions of increasing difficulty, from 2 to 10 points. Last category is all 10-pointers. bit.ly/3QfCNwB