I don't know how or why I missed it when it first came out, but I can already tell I'm in for a wild ride.
Sorry for the " not yet started" flair, but the rules require one, and this was the best one I could find
I'm in the middle of my first complete watch of DS9, and I just finished watching Paradise Lost. In one scene, Sisko is reading a list of Admiral Leyton's recent transfers, and the captains he mentioned -- Daneeka, Orr, McWatt, and Moodus (maybe Nately and Havermeyer as well, I can't remember) -- are all characters in Joseph Heller's novel, Catch-22.
What obscure or not-so-obscure literary references have you caught in a Star Trek series or movie?
Here's the text of the sign on their front door:
With Gratitude, We Say Goodbye
After 36 wonderful years, it is with a very full heart that we announce that our restaurant is now officially closed.
For more than three decades, you welcomed us into your lives, shared countless meals and celebrations with us, and made our restaurant a part of this community. We are incredibly grateful for every visit, every conversation, every birthday, anniversary, family dinner, and special memory you shared with us.
What began as a business became so much more because of you—our customers, friends, neighbors, and community.
Thank you for allowing us to serve you for 36 unforgettable years. We will always cherish the memories and the people who made this journey so special.
With heartfelt gratitude,
Thank you for 36 amazing years.
We will miss you dearly.
Your Buns and Torts Family
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I was walking my dog when I saw this, so I apologize for the poor quality. It's hard to hold his leash in one hand and take a photo with the other.
Anyway, I don't know why this thing bothers me, but it does. Maybe it's the flag draped over the cross; maybe it's the black stripes. Is it just me or is something wrong with this image?
For the first time on record, regular cannabis usage has surpassed cigarette use in the U.S., according to a new Gallup poll. Marijuana use has increased dramatically over the past half-century and is currently the highest Gallup has ever recorded.
The Trump administration has effectively shut down most of the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality's activities, closing the spigot on federal funding estimated to have saved thousands of lives and billions of dollars over the past 27 years by improving medical practice.
A tiny federal agency tasked with protecting the public from injuries caused by lawn mowers and coffeemakers is demanding that some of the nation’s biggest health systems turn over detailed, personally identifiable medical records of all patients who seek help at their emergency rooms.
Not my OC, but I saw this photo in r/SanFrancisco and knew I had to share it here
I'm about 2/3 of the way through season 2, and I'm struggling to find a connection to the story and the people.
They're 70,000 light years from home, but they never seem to be getting any closer. Each episode, they seem to be fumbling around the entire time until the last 5 minutes.
I don't really know anyone's backstory. Janeway has a partner and a dog. Harry has a girlfriend. Tom hates his father. And that's about it.
There were a couple of episodes that grabbed me and made me think, "Oh, now I get it." But then the next episode comes along and it goes back to the same old same old.
So, is it just me? Am I missing something, or is Voyager missing something?
Let's say I'm a newly commissioned ensign with a wife and a baby back on Earth that I want to see again. Which captains will give me the best (and worst) odds of surviving long enough to do that?