I'm the person in your mentions repeating the same joke back to you but slightly worse.

His best friend is an engineer who once guessed that his height was "two meters" so I'm not sure about any of their qualifications to be honest. (No offense to Geordi, but I'm pretty sure he's not over 6 feet 6 inches tall)

This is absolutely the fault of Star Trek for mixing them up.

Were they against the war on drugs because they realised it was a futile unfair endeavor that invariably punished those at the bottom whilst letting those at the top off, or were they against it because they liked taking drugs and wanted to keep doing so?

I remember when I first saw TaG and thought "wow, the guy they've got to do Parker is doing an amazing impression of him". (If it wasn't for William Russell I wonder if Graham would have the record for "longest gap between playing the same character)

Can't believe they made comics woke. Now to double check when this issue was released...

And, like, yeah, we do have a transphobia problem. But the idea that America gets to sit on its moral high horse as if they don't is almost as ridiculous as the US criticising the UK's food.

I dunno if I'm just being sensitive, but sometimes I get the impression that Americans are taking a but too much pleasure in how it's now acceptable to "bully" the British.

One related thing I've noticed is when nerdy podcasts make the same jokes about things they don't cover. Wrestling podcasts making weak comic jokes. Comic podcasts making weak wrestling jokes.

Also, the new Doctor was a fabulous dresser.