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Just a bridgeman doing his thing.

  • Downvotes don’t matter. They mean nothing. A downvote only hurts your pride. Ignore them and move on. Asking about them and trying to figure out why people downvote is a path to madness.

  • More like that time Michael Jackson paid to have a grocery store shut down for the day and filled with his friends and family as customers just so he could feel what it's like to be a normal person.

  • I would lose my appetite if I saw that bloated orange shit smelling fuckwit touching my food.

  • Ensigns are officers. She went from a nervous cadet to being a confident officer (LtJG in S5). That's not a weird arc for military members. Even in real life i saw guys go through the same changes. If you encourage people and put them in situations that can build their confidence they can and often do become more confident people.

  • She hung out too much with Ru’afo after Insurrection.

  • He’s 138 here. Older but not an old man for a vulcan. Sarek died at 203.

  • Rain Robinson would love it.

  • Tuvok has one emotion: sass.

  • My face when i realize it’s sunday which means people have more time for Tuvok memes

  • Earlier today:

  • Mutton chops Riker is Terran Empire Riker.

  • What's a few hundred thousand light years between friends?

  • Maybe your character is an antihero?

  • No, they exist like the people from Meridian. Sometimes they are corporeal as skeletons and sometimes they exist in another slightly out of phase dimension as ghosts.

    You would know this if you paid attention in xenomythology instead of smoking doobies all the time.

  • That fire just tickled Adami a little as it transported her to the spiritual plane. Her screams were screams of joy.

  • The senator from Montana (Jon Tester) is a democrat. He’s been one of their senators for 16 years.

  • In spanish he is known as Ustedvok in formal situations.

  • From his experience, he said, there would be no reason to cover up a wound in the name of protecting platoon mates because nobody would be investigating the origin of a bullet from a firefight. And in any case, he said, a ricochet during a firefight would be considered a hazard of battle, not a scandal.

    From my time in Iraq this is also how I would see it. No one would have asked where the bullet came from. They would have just treated the wound and put him in for a purple heart. And trying to keep a bullet wound secret in a war zone would be next to impossible. Your battle buddies would immediately notice. Also can you imagine trying to keep it uninfected? Good luck with that.