My friend Maggie, at the young age of 34, just found out she has a twin, and now it’s up to all of us to help her find them!
I love a mystery!
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(via feltelures)
my step dad is unexpectedly working from home today, this has totally ruined my day
how sad for him, i’m feeling extra halloween person today so I hope he likes his background music loud and creepy because i got shit to do
and remember kids its never too late to become a raging degenerate homosexual
(via walrus-queen)
They’re doing much better now :)
still missing Homicides stars, of course, but this feels so much more comfortable~
(via tinsnip)
Vaccine-preventable diseases. Getting my nerd on for The Lacquer Legion’s Weird Science challenge— I wanted to celebrate vaccines by showing some of the pathogens they protect against. From pinky to thumb: diptheria (Corynebacterium diphtheriae), polio (poliovirus), smallpox (variola virus), measles (measles virus), and rabies (rabies virus).
Adding up the total running times of all Star Trek TV series and movies, we are able to learn several interesting things…
- The Original Series makes up just 12% of the Star Trek franchise with an approximate total running time of 4,000 minutes.
- ‘Most’ of Star Trek is Star Trek: The Next Generation, with an approximate total running time of 7,832 minutes, and a total percentage of 25% if you include it’s movies.
- Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Star Trek: Voyager are the other heavy hitters, with 24% and 23% of the franchise respectively.
- The Next Generation Era makes up a total of 72% of the entire Star Trek franchise, compared with a total of 15% from The TOS Era.
- The smallest single contribution comes from the JJ Abrams movies, with just 259 minutes of content.
- Star Trek: Enterprise provides 13% of the franchise, compared to 12% from TOS.
Placed in order of content, from most to least, the various Star Trek series and movies stand as follows:
- Star Trek: The Next Generation - 24%
- Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - 24%
- Star Trek: Voyager - 23%
- Star Trek: Enterprise - 13%
- Star Trek: The Original Series - 12%
- TOS Movies - 2%
- TNG Movies - 1%
- JJ Abrams Reboot - 1%
Or if we divide them into ‘eras’, it becomes this:
- Next Generation Era - 72%
- Original Series Era - 15%
- Enterprise Era - 13%
