The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

[trappedslider]

I understand the reason people are doing so, but when enough of a thread becomes a sea of spoiler tags, I think I'm done there.

must make it hard when it comes to new shows on here then or at least shows based on an existing property like a video game.

Not sure if i've mentioned it but pluto tv the free streamer has a channel that's nothing but old car chases.

 

[Cadence]

Elsethread...

I have trouble believing even you care this much - but accepting that - I don't believe you think many others actually do. Imagine if you harnessed that passion for something that would actually make a difference in the world!

 

[MNblockhead]

Sometimes there is a single post or a single poster that reminds me why I mostly stayed away from ENWorld from 2010 to 2020.

If only a single post or poster, the ignore feature is quite effective.

 

[MNblockhead]

This is why I only kick the nests of chill hornets.

 

[overgeeked]

 

[trappedslider]

If only a single post or poster, the ignore feature is quite effective.

I have started using it recently and it works.

 

[Thomas Shey]

must make it hard when it comes to new shows on here then or at least shows based on an existing property like a video game.

It does. But most of the ones I've been in haven't been nearly as--thick--as this one become.

 

[Thomas Shey]

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Yeah, I could see Klingons really appreciating housecats. They are, after all, the small version of arguably the most capable actual hunting predator in the world.

 

[trappedslider]

It does. But most of the ones I've been in haven't been nearly as--thick--as this one become.

Side effect of a hugely popular game series with 25 years of lore and some watchers taking time to watch episodes. Also it not being a spoiler thread lol

 

[Wofano Wotanto]

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I question whether cats would really prey on tribbles unless starving. Stuffed ones don't purr the way a real tribble would, and they're so close to sessile that they'd be pretty boring to hunt. Might make a good "scratching post" toy, but actually killing them methodically seems a stretch - and do Klingons really like purring anyway? Tribbles don't do it around them in the first place, but I seem to recall them expressing a dislike for the sound anyway - which would be an issue with cats.

OTOH, my headcanon insists that cats are an excellent counter to Alien-style xenomorphs, who (going by screen evidence with Jonesy) are extremely cautious about getting anywhere near felines unless they're confined, and even then they back off when hissed at. There's probably some morphologically-similar predator species (possibly genetically engineered as such, given the need to be immune to acid and all that) that used to eat facehuggers and juvenile xenos somewhere in their past and hardcoded in their racial memory. Heck, maybe there were bigger ones that could bat queens around like mice...

My complete disregard for actual Alien franchise canon past the second movie makes that easier to sustain, of course.