#like okay one part of what makes spock/uhura in stxi SO GLORIOUS to me #is that we’re set up to expect that kirk and uhura will hook up EVENTUALLY #because he hits on her in the bar in the beginning and she’s like THANKS BUT NO THANKS #but kirk is the hero and the way these things work in stories like this is the hero gets the girl #even if he’s a douche who has no idea how to pick up girls he’ll do something to prove himself and get the prize #BUT NOPE #nyota uhura is the hero of her own secret story #where she’s smart and competent and has a talented tongue #and she gets the boy SHE CHOOSES who loves her and respects her #WHOOPS UHURA AND SPOCK WIN #except — it was never actually a competition it was just a love story we didn’t know about #kirk was never in the running and spock was never ~competing~ with anyone and uhura was never a prize at all #haha THERE IS NO LOVE TRIANGLE HERE #what a good movie guys #what. a. good. movie. #!!!!!!!

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Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s Monologue “S35E07”

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Neil’s Puppet Dreams with Nathan Fillion. (x)

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Explaining How Presidential Voting Works For Non-Americans

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In the United States, we have voting based on a process called the electoral college. Each state gets a number based off their population. (So states like California, Florida, and Texas have larger numbers than Alaska or North Dakota)

The total number is 538.

The least number a state can get is 3.

When we vote, we vote on which person our State’s electoral vote goes to. So if the majority of the people in California vote for Obama, then Obama gets 55 electoral votes

A president must have at least 270 electoral votes to become president.

Really, the amount of states that vote for a president does not matter, more states could vote for one person, but if fewer states with more electoral numbers votes for another, they win.

Does that make sense?