Not since college.

After that, I had to help them out a few times.

That's fine, but someone has to pay for it.

Squatting is only legal over time.

Nebula

I responded to someone else, but there is a reason why Grey isn't a part of Nebula.

Him and Kurzgesagt were helping to build an organization for YouTubers with the current CEO. The first talent signed on was Wendover and Real Engineering.

Grey and Kurzgesagt were rather inactive partners when they should have been more active and were trying to build a much more exploitative company instead of what Nebula became. It is vague on how they left, but they left and the company became better for it.

Work because I use it at work for work reasons.

I feel like, if they ditched the hot wings, it would still be a good interview.

It is been a plan for a while in the USA to shift launches from government run to private run for over a decade. This is just an implementation of that strategy.

A lot of times in Star Trek, the being that gets omnipotent powers just kind of fucks off when they find the toys they've been playing with are no longer fun.

Mmmyesss...

Sometimes, your genius is almost frightening.

And things get strange as the Tau'ri are strangely good at war for having such a relative disadvantage regarding technology. Tau'ri weapons and tactics at the start of the series should not be effective and the development of Tau'ri technology is shockingly rapid and produces novel results.

The Goa'uld keep bringing knives to a gun fight while the Tau'ri started with a BB Gun but keep bringing better guns.