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colestyle:

colestyle:

colestyle:

“if you’re going to eat that rotisserie chicken please do it in an area where none of us can see” you hate me. you hate me because i have different eating habits than you and you want me to STARVE

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look upon my works ye mighty and weep (im not done there’s still plenty of good meat on there)

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reviews are in

whalepunk:

poetrylesbian:

they should make a pill that makes people in their 20s feel good about where their lives are going

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Impressive to me that no one said the same thing twice

lierdumoa:

lew-basnight:

subarktis:

subarktis:

can’t find the post that’s already circulating about this now but there really is no medical privacy in star trek whatsoever. imagine if a stranger walked into your doctor’s appointment and asked for your medical details, your doctor obliged without question, and then the stranger demanded you be killed. bonkers

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the rest of this scene is hilarious btw

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Futuristic insurance provider

Other people have already pointed this out in the notes, but this show was released from 1987-1991 and HIPAA, the federal law that establishes doctor/patient confidentiality, only passed in 1996.

Doctor patient confidentiality did not exist when this show aired.

So many of the rights you think of as sacred and fundamental and universal and permanent are younger than the average millennial. So many of your legal protections are tacked together with the legal system’s equivalent of tissue paper and elmer’s glue.