Jenn Dolari @dolari@driveinsaturday.org

While my work doing movie archaeology is mostly centered around Star Trek: The Motion Picture, it actually wasn't my first real success. That was finding scripts and footage for Star Wars, pre-internet. Nowadays it's fairly simple to find cut footage, but back then, all we had were pics and scripts.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcXGNyF9fBc

@Orb2069 @spottyfox - which puts it in, like, the mid 80s? Street fighter timeline is weird.

@Orb2069 @spottyfox

From what I understand, it's set before both games.

::picard facepalm::

https://www.cnn.com/2025/06/23/politics/supreme-court-migrants-south-sudan-turmoil-filled-countries

@Orb2069 -I was a townie they're for four years. It wasn't bad. Just not someplace I wanted to spend the rest of my life at.

Suddenly feeling nostalgic for my time in State College, PA. Not sure why. For the most part, I wasn't very happy there. Not until just before we left. Maybe it's that part of me that misses it.

Quote of the day: "Yes, this is the best episode of the series, in the same way that liver is the best of the organ meats."

Music Before Bed

https://youtu.be/IJWlBfo5Oj0

Missing the early 90s.

@hannah @socketwench

As someone who has been battling Type 2 Diabetes with two doctor, two endocrinologists, and has 24 hour monitoring of blood sugar...JESUS FREAKING CHRIST NO. NO NO NO NO. GO TO YOUR DOCTOR AND ASK FOR A CORRECTIONS SHEET. OH SWEET CRISPY WALNUTS DON'T USE CHATGPT FOR SOMETHING LIKE THIS.

This was the Beach Boys?!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHyPG7zPIOY

Jenn is running on Safe Mode today.

Well. Shit.

https://apnews.com/article/supreme-court-transgender-health-care-trump-79fc6f3bbdab2e92d6f0184201a468a9

I HAVE A MIGHTY NEED

It's funny how your tastes change. I used to put Ranch dresing on everything. Especially salads. Now a days I barely put it on anything (I prefer Italian dressing). Ranch just feels too...thick and heavy for my tastes.

So, I finally ate that "chili."

Something was very wrong with that recipe. When I was browning the meat, it said it shouldd take ten minutes. It took three. Not a problem, though, the meat was cooked...I continued.

At the end, it said to simmer for 45 minutes covered, and 45 minutes uncovered. So I left it for 45 minuters covered, and when I came back, it was a thick cake with no moisture left. And, it was already starting to burn along the bottom, so I called it finished.

The chili itself was super thick and not loose at all like a stew. It was very much a dry paste. I checked the recipe, and it said to start at medium-high heat and never said anything about lowering the heat...I'm assuming medium-high was a typo for medium low.

But here's the thing. Since it didn't burn? It's actually edible. And tastes fairly good. I might try it again and do medium-low for everything instead of medium-high. Or maybe just use a different recipe alltogether.

Wow. Massive recipe failure. The food isn't bad... it's just something was really wrong with the recipes listing for heat and times. What I got was WAY too thick to be chili.

.......whew.......

@socketwench

You see, dear, when a Golan and a Globus love each other very much....

Hot Wings for Breakfast. When you wake up and decide to punch your gut straight in the face.