u/honeyfixit

Pick your series (even nutrek if you want) and write the next line.

I choose TNG:

Picard look sideways at Riker, "Computer, end program! Q!!!!! GET OFF MY SHIP!"

They seemed very judgemental of humans and our attempts to explore space. Yet they made first contact with us. They came up with the lofty "prime directive." Yet they try and hold humanity back. What gives them the right to interfere?

Its been 60 years since "wagon train to the stars" premiered. Thats a LOT of people. There have to be some that have regretted their role(s) in the universe. I'm interested in main chatacters. Not 1 episode roles

The only one that springs to mind for me is Denise Crosby but I don't know the story behind her departure to say for sure.

I found cooper on the beach under the pier and no matter what i try i cant beat him. Suggestions?

Biologically and technologically we're very vanilla. We dont have the exceptionsl hearing of Vulcans, the heavy bone density of Klingons, and so on.

As they say all the time, they are looking for "biological and technological distinctiveness."

What makes humans distinctive isn't quantifiable in a biological or technological sense. Its our determination and our ability to adapt. Not biologically, by psychologically. Thats something that cant be assimilated.

Which brings me back to my original question: why are the Borg so interested in humanity?

Also just nitpicking here but they say "you will adapt to service us." That's wrong. You don't adapt, you are adapted by them

What I mean is when he's not play Roy Kent does he still talk in that gruff, throaty way? Or is it just part of the character like Jeff Goldblum's stutter which i recently found out is fake.

Mine is BBCTV Seroes. It was my first introduction to the world of DA

The graphics, set, costumes, etc all have a very 80s TV SCIFI look that reminda me of my childhood.

To me Simon Jones, David Dixon, Sandra Dickinson, Peter Jones, Mark Wing-Davey and the rest are the voices I hear in my head for these chatacters when I read the books. They are the OG actors and the best

I enjoy the books. I just recently discovered theres another by someone else that I will have to get. I recently also found the radio dramas online and found there are new ones of those too.

But the movie fell flat for me. They just changed too much of the story. But i did enjoy the opening song.

I forget what Carl was talking about that made Donut say this, but she mentioned doing an obstacle course or something at these pageants and Bea would give her treats for doing it so she did it even though she hated it.

We all prostitue ourselves.

I work part time and anytime the boss calls and asks me to come in earlier, stay later, or come in on my day off, I do it. I need the extra money. I know I can say no but I don't. I'm a prostitute. (Just not in the sex worker way)

I was raised United Methodist and, to me, the idea of Saints as laid out by the Catholic Church is hard for me to understand and accept.

Before I go further i just want to make clear that I am NOT saying don't believe in Saints or that Catholic Church as a whole is bad or wrong.

Perhaps I am misunderstanding the concept. My problems come from two main points:

First is the idea of humans performing miracles. I dont think humans perform miracles, God performs miracles. God turned the water to wine. God brought Lazarus back. God healed the sick. Humans didn't do that. All miracles come from God. Certainly there are people who perform great acts of love but any "miracles" are God's doing and not ours.

Second is the idea of praying to a saint instead of to God. Why would I pray to St. Christopher for safe travels instead of directly to God? I understand *asking* someone to pray for us. But I dont understand why I should pray to a Saint instead of God. Isn't that making someone else God?

I'm on the pier and i just turned on the power for the arcade. I go back down the hall, find the gore and say this is the kind of thing thwy write creepy pasta about. Is this an LA thing? Is it like Tales From the Crypt?

Otherwise they would know that resistance is futile not useless

Its boring, stupid, and doesnt make any sense but certainly doesn't seem like torture.

Here's my theory: The Babel Fish translation must turn it into torture for non-vogons.

And I must be immune.

I discovered pc gaming just as text adventure games were dying out. I played a littlebit of the infocom game on usenet before it vanished. Ia there a web baswd port somewhere?

In TVH (or TOWTW if you prefer), when they arrive in San Francisco Kirk realizes that they need money. So he goes to an antique dealer and sells the bifocals (or Klingon aphrodisiacs). Spock points out that they were a gift from Dr. McCoy. Kirk responds by saying "Yes, and they will be again, that's the beauty of it."

Is Kirk referring to the paradox of the glasses or does he really think he'll get them back?

From Kirk's narrative POV, the glasses will NOT be a present from Doctor McCoy again because they already were a present in Kirk's past. (Unless Bones tracks down the glasses after they get back and gets the lenses restored and re gifts them to Jim but that's a little far-fetched)

The glasses themselves are now part of a paradox, existing in two different places at the same time within a closed infinite loop. Which the more I try to explain it, the more of a headache I get. I agree with Janeway, time travel does give you a headache.

Also we don't see Kirk having any problems with his vision for the rest of the movie despite not having his glasses. In TWOK, he couldn't read a book without holding it at arm's length but now he seems to do ok without them.

Picard orders Riker to take an away team somewhere he orders Data and Worf. No sooner does he indicate Data then someone steps off the front turbolift to take his place at con. I'm sure there are auxiliary officers to take over but do they just stand in the turbolift and wait or is there a button Data presses to call them?

1i dont mean Vulcans in general, just specifically Spock being half human, would he find the force logical? Would he at least be able to acknowledge thay such a thing exists

If Carl has multiple attack plans, the first two won't work.

If a fan vote is required for a prize, the trolls will make sure its a shitty one.

Others? Get creative

I always think of Sarge saying "And you told me you were going to wear something nice."

Does he have a dress uniform like most other soldiers do? Maybe dress Mjolnir: extra polished and shiny with all his medals displayed on the breastplate

He's got my vote. Why would I trust a stinking Romulan anyway?

I love the story campaigns. Ive been a fan of Halo from the og Halo:CE for original xbox.

Over the years ive analyzed the story from H1 and its clear that the Halo intallations are not only there as a failsafe in case the flood got out but some form of isolated container for the existing flood.

Apparently this isnt the first outbreak, at least according to 343s off hand comment to the Chief about "you asked me last time..."

So I have to wonder are the flood a native species the Forerunners took out of its natural environment to use as a weapon? Or did they create the flood? If created, are they a biological warfare weapon that got out of control?