You know your kid; find someone she’ll respect and let them guide her.
I think this might be the best advice here (which might also coincide with talking to the father since it appears she respects him quite a bit).
You know your kid; find someone she’ll respect and let them guide her.
I think this might be the best advice here (which might also coincide with talking to the father since it appears she respects him quite a bit).
Wow, I’m sorry that you married a major asshole.
Who upvotes this? Or are those just two alt accounts?
Wow, this college reads like it literally provides negative educational value.
Yeah, I used Nova on all of my phones before I got a Pixel… The stock Android experience is decent enough that I haven’t felt the need for a third party launcher yet.
I can’t tell if I love or hate the way your phone looks lol… It looks chaotic af
Edit: It looks like the gui of your character’s in-game PDA device in an indie sci-fi game
*Proceeds to butcher fish on the desk mid interview*
It’s like disposable razors… Just keep adding blades
You can have it stop serving links from specific sites (I’ve only done it for Fox News)
I know Google sucks, and it’s not foss obviously, but I generally just use news.google.com to view numerous takes on each story by dozens of outlets. Really helps figure out what is actually happening
I’m familiar with the word… I just think it betrays a bit of misogyny. Probably not even consciously.
She’s Paul’s everything
Literally her only trait that I can remember.
If I’m understanding you correctly, you’re upset that he improved Chani? Or do you just prefer 1 dimensional women characters who are defined entirely by their man?
11/22/63 was pretty solid
To be completely honest, Herbert’s Chani was pretty forgettable. Admittedly, it’s been a very long time since I’ve read anything Dune, but I truly cannot remember anything memorable about Chani in the books…
Still better than whatever garbage Jodorowsky was going to put out. That’s right, I said it.
Dude didn’t even read Dune, and bragged about it. Could have made an awesome sci-fi film, but instead had to co-opt a classic novel
It’s not a show that I wait for with bated breath, but I will usually watch the episodes and they’re alright. As someone who only read part of the first book, there’s nothing there to be ruined for me.
The Mule stuff is kind of interesting. I think the genetic dynasty stuff is the coolest part, and apparently that wasn’t even in the books.
I wonder if the daughter in this case even knows what a diploma mill is.
I mean, if you know that they exist, it has to be impossible to read anything about this place without immediately recognizing it as one… Right?