Kevin Harkness

Revenge is a list best served alphabetized.

That younger self had a great faith in your future perspicacity.

Yuri saw the void and was not impressed.

Liked it a lot, but it tried to be a bit too noir.

Books are stubborn that way.

Because the 5th is the plot dimension.

I love Masks! You know Picard was probably thinking, “My archaeology hobby rules! Yeah, try changing everything back with a trombone, Number One!”

Still a euphemism in my book.

euphemism /yoo͞′fə-mĭz″əm/
noun
A mild, indirect, or vague term for one that is considered harsh, blunt, or offensive.
(I think 'vague term' applies here.)

I suppose it's because throwing someone out of a window is so vile that it needs a euphemism. The day after tomorrow is (usually) not so terrifying. If it was reliably dreadful, we'd call it something like 'doomnigh' or 'dis-after'.

Ramps. They squidge up really inclined ramps.

The title suggests they have their own jangles.

I admire Abby Phillips. She is accurate, logical, and determined, but I am truly afraid her head is going to explode if she has to endure one more sleezy evasion.

He was a most unlikeable character.

With the penguin as Gollum, yep.

Like a psychopath at a birthday party, AI can only guess what a normal person would say. Guessing right doesn’t make the psychopath sane or the AI human.

In the Chinese community, "red pocket money" (money in a red envelope) is given out to younger relatives at New Year's as a gift. Of course, it's not supposed to be used for bribery!

Cool Air, which I saw on Night Gallery before I read it. Rod Serling adapted the story. It was very moving (and creepy).

If they succeeded, the Borg would be both more and less scary. More because they would possess the power of the One Ring; less because they'd change their battle cry to, "Resistance is futile, my precious."

Not sure. Ask Alberto.

I’m sorry you had to go through that.

Why does AI seem like it always just woke up?

I tried to, but for some reason he’s not on Facebook.

The enemy is approaching. Present monocles and top hats!

You’re really good at the comic thing. The cats can wrangle themselves (into trouble), which is what they’re good at, right?

. . . and Odo's continuous nitpicking about the sandwich-board sign outside my shop. What are you, a silicon-based mine creature tunnelling in a straight line? Walk around it!

On the bright side, the monster under the bed has decided to stay put . . . forever.

A factory? Something industrial.

AI is predicting the architectural singularity. Soon all cities will resemble Vansydto.

Trump is going to make us suffer, either as his dog or as his adversary.
We have to choose (hopefully the one that lets us keep some self-respect).