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At a con a few years back, everyone on the panel discussing this was a friend of mine.
So before it started, I shouted from the back of the room, "What makes you think YOU'RE qualified to discuss imposter syndrome?"
 

At a con a few years back, everyone on the panel discussing this was a friend of mine.
So before it started, I shouted from the back of the room, "What makes you think YOU'RE qualified to discuss imposter syndrome?"
 

Pranking the school board meeting...
 
 

Has Certified got Mattingly on ignore as Mattingly posted this on the previous page.

Make it "No."

Or a Mysterio from another universe.

Q: How does the Man on the Moon get his hair cut?
 
A: Eclipse it.

Why aren’t there many famous female mime artists?
 
The glass ceiling.
 

https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap210825.html
 
Dropping stuff onto Solar System bodies.

I expect the next line to be something like "Day light come and me wanna go home."

He played the tallest character in the movie, but he was still a dwarf.
 
There are no small parts; just small actors.
 

That's DebataBull.

I think a lot of that comes from parenting. Quill never knew his father, and his mother died young. He was broken from grief, and he longed for paternal approval, and allowed a group of space pirates to lead him around, taking on their values.
 
Cha Cha was deeply loved by his family, and learned that his life was one of integrity and service to others. It's no wonder that he transformed those around him.

Quark : I want you to try something for me. Take a sip of this.
 
Elim Garak : What is it?
 
Quark : A human drink. It's called root beer.
 
Elim Garak : [unwilling]  Uh, I don't know...
 
Quark : Come on, aren't you just a little bit curious?
 
[Garak sighs, takes a sip and gags] 
 
Quark : What do you think?
 
Elim Garak : It's *vile*!
 
Quark : I know. It's so bubbly, and cloying, and *happy*.
 
Elim Garak : Just like the Federation.
 
Quark : But you know what's really frightening? If you drink enough of it, you begin to *like* it.
 
Elim Garak : It's insidious!
 
Quark : *Just* like the Federation.

There's a story with a happy ending!

You mean Mr “they really shouldn’t put the warnings after the spells” guy just rushes into things?

I think a lot of that comes from parenting. Quill never knew his father, and his mother died young. He was broken from grief, and he longed for paternal approval, and allowed a group of space pirates to lead him around, taking on their values.
 
Cha Cha was deeply loved by his family, and learned that his life was one of integrity and service to others. It's no wonder that he transformed those around him.

I think a lot of that comes from parenting. Quill never knew his father, and his mother died young. He was broken from grief, and he longed for paternal approval, and allowed a group of space pirates to lead him around, taking on their values.
 
Cha Cha was deeply loved by his family, and learned that his life was one of integrity and service to others. It's no wonder that he transformed those around him.

I think a lot of that comes from parenting. Quill never knew his father, and his mother died young. He was broken from grief, and he longed for paternal approval, and allowed a group of space pirates to lead him around, taking on their values.
 
Cha Cha was deeply loved by his family, and learned that his life was one of integrity and service to others. It's no wonder that he transformed those around him.

I think a lot of that comes from parenting. Quill never knew his father, and his mother died young. He was broken from grief, and he longed for paternal approval, and allowed a group of space pirates to lead him around, taking on their values.
 
Cha Cha was deeply loved by his family, and learned that his life was one of integrity and service to others. It's no wonder that he transformed those around him.