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Indeed. How do you satirize anything, when you live in the timeline that's satire?

- Piece of paper with stick figures in crayon and the words "I luv you daddy" written on it.

You can, in fact, make something like that appear on errors, plus a whole lot more. Years back there was someone creeping on the website of a female friend that I was hosting the site for. I found the creeper's IP address and set it up so that a picture of a mouse doing the "Mission Impossible"...

I don't think that I've heard that one in 30 years.

"Think you're pure in heart? Well, I know I'm a million times as humble as thou art!" - Alfred Yankovic, "Amish Paradise"

That would be my top. The way that they repeated the same series of sight gags in all three movies, with little tweaks, is just <chef's kiss>.

Saturday just doing laundry and waiting for my new set of (better) lockpicks to arrive, as you do.

Lack of clarity or mixing and matching methods of debate can certainly be an issue. It doesn't explain why some leap to the claim that someone is stating fact, when the default would seem to be opinion.

Perhaps, but I'd wager that it's not more than it is.* *That's an opinion ;)

Could be that's more you reading into their comments, than it is what they are saying. You would be far from the first ;)

I do from time to time, also, but usually I just feel that I shouldn't have to state the obvious.

I just love when I post what is obviously an opinion, not meant to be taken as fact, and someone just has to call me out with, "Well that's not a fact. It's just your opinion." Yes, indeed. It's my opinion. Why would I be posting the opinion of someone else?

Hint: If you want to say that you actually "researched" something on Google, start by using an incognito window. I bloody hate how it filters the answers through my previous search history. If I don't know something then the answer isn't where I've looked before.

I guess that I just don't see an interplanetary United Nations as a "strong leader."

How about the Star Trek RPG where you play an Edosian working for the JAG Office?

For the fight scene starting at1:08. ... and for the multiclass Thief/Lawyer.

But is it, really, if the motivation is to help protect literally everyone else in the universe and any benefit to us is just incidental to that? "Straighten up or we'll disable all of your tech and roll you back to the Stone Age."

Like a lot of that old oddball stuff, I think all of the episodes of "Science Fiction Theater" are available on Daily Motion.

It might well have been an anthology series like "The Twilight Zone" or "The Outer Limits", but is wasn't those specifically, as far as I can tell. There were a few of them that are now all but forgotten. For example "One Step Beyond", which ran concurrently with "The Twilight Zone" and was...