"Lobsters are mermaids to scorpions." - Cookie Monster
Good! The first series was unexpectedly great.
Konami fucked up by mistreating Hideo. Glad the actual talent working there has more sense about them.
Reference acknowledged.
After all, we have CompuServe to thank for the proliferation of .gif.
*Swedish
Is that a picture of a wizard or a crab fisherman?
Naomi Wildman knows better than to go to Warp 10 Land.
"most recent ex"
Toy's R Us is, interestingly, still huge in Asia Pacific. In Japan, Babies R Us rivals other major childcare suppliers.
Anyone is capable of being violent with enough provocation in the heat of the moment. It's the people who are willing to be violent while calm and having had time to think about it that are truly dangerous.
Update: I've made a formal post in !startrek containing my personal viewing order:
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/22213073
I don't know if this classic has been posted yet, but if it has it deserves to be posted twice 😂
My favorite part was how her hair was in a beautiful and much more complicated knot in the premier episode, then it was a mangled mess after Voyager was thrown to the Delta Quadrant, but they make a show of her fixing it into the simpler knot with her bare hands while walking the corridors from one disaster to another.
Janeway commands, and her hair obeys.
cross-posted from: https://ttrpg.network/post/6723267
This is a real TOSser
Kirk: I'm having trouble hearing lately. Bones: Can you describe the symptoms? Kirk: Homer is a fat guy, and his wife Marge has blue hair.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/post/12466174
Resistance is rule (what is this ruleshid Microsoft?)
Description: Microsoft ad with a man on the right doing a hand sign associated with star trek and wearing a white t-shirt and black glasses with thick borders. On the left the text reads white on black " Resistance is futile - get AI-ready with Azure" Blue button says "learn more".
A Japanese person asks, "What did my school get wrong about Japan's involvement in World War II?"
is given an exhaustive history of the World War II Pacific Theater