Early USPS delivery models gave users far more options
Flocklesscrow
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If you can't go anywhere, another option is jumping rope. 10 minutes of jumping rope is about equivalent to jogging for 30 min.
I personally prefer a slightly weighted (.8lb) rope with the mass concentrated in the rope portion rather than the handles.
You're still living in a floating petri dish for months at a time.
I like this old school Cap uni with scales. The Mercury/Hermes wings I could do without.
City girls just seem to find out early
How to open doors with just a smile
A rich old man, and she won't have to worry
She'll dress up all in lace go in style
Dunning-Kruger needs to be duct taped to some people's foreheads
53% of white women also voted for Trump in 2024. They also swung the vote in 2016.
But really, the DNC just fucked up, plain and simple. They're run by a quorum of dinosaurs all Group Thinking their soggy old brains to failure after failure.
That's how a "free market" is actually supposed to work.
We DO NOT have a free market, nor do we have the regulations required to keep the economy on a sustainable growth track. Which is why we reliably implode. We took the worst of both economic systems and gave a few oligarchs that control conglomerate corporations free reign to enrich themselves through crisis capitalism.
"But it has rained, hasn't it?" Smug look
An example of why arguing with idiots is impossible to win.
The key phrase here is "low effort." These movies generally take a semi-decent premise and then run it into the ground faster than a nepobaby's inherited business. That's why they all end up as schlock and give the genre a bad name.
The escalation is what I'm welcoming.
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A major Geordi character arc revolves around his eyesight. Yes, his prosthesis affords him additional abilities and allows him full function, but that says nothing of the otherness he has felt and psychological impact of being different throughout his whole childhood, and the challenges he faced for acceptance, even within StarFleet.
To dismiss his personal struggles while assuming that he's fulfilled and would OPT to not have regular eyes is incredibly arrogant and ablest, no? It is also deeply lacking in awareness and consideration of psychology, which is pretty bang-on for Boomers of the era that STTNG came out. "Oh, well looking at the END RESULT, he turned out fine, despite his massive trauma."
The likelihood is that he did not turn out fine, we just don't see the granular details of his psyche, on screen.