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Neat mug but I bet it’s annoying to clean.
Workers of the world, unite! You have nothing to lose but your chains.
Neat mug but I bet it’s annoying to clean.
I’ll upvote your memes, brother.
This is Morn erasure
You gotta have faith of the heart, after all.
Small science projects:
Baking soda and vinegar volcano
Moon landing
Splitting the atom
It’s true, I do.
That Risians whole race thing is just putting a sticker on their foreheads will never not be funny to me.
Dude got fired for being way cooler than the rest of them combined.
Making my bed
Lying in it
The new place they moved him to is north of the Arctic Circle so it’s accurate.
Glory to you and your teeth.
Careful not to hurt your back moving those goalposts.
What is the likelihood that any name on that list is going to suffer any consequences? I’m giving it a solid “I’ll believe it when it happens.”
During a live video stream of the ballot result, a representative of TrueBallot shared their screen, which displayed an internet URL in the address bar of their web browser. A flight attendant watching the stream copied the URL into their own computer and discovered that the link took them to an unsecured database of the vote.
The flight attendant was able to view the name of everyone who had voted and what ballot they had cast, alongside their email address. The database could even be edited, and ballots could be added and deleted.
“The vendor, TrueBallot, admitted to the executive board, board of election and our attorneys that their system was unsecured, leaving it open to vulnerabilities,” explained the union president Lyn Montgomery in a video message to flight attendants.
How do these people still have jobs
Reminds me of the time in a reddit thread someone asked why the Enterprise never used shuttle bay one and Wil Wheaton chimed in with “one time Worf got drunk off his forehead on Romulan ale and took a giant Klingon dump in the middle of shuttle bay one and we haven’t quite been able to get the smell out since” and I’ve accepted this as canon since.
What I’m saying is if either Alexander Siddig or Andrew Robinson suggest that Bashir and Garak might have hooked up at least once it’s going to be official canon forever no matter how much Trek writers try to deny it.
And finally, last year — two decades after the series ended — the actors who played Garak and Bashir reunited for readings of fan-written scripts, including one on which their characters are married.
Good enough for me lmao
They can if they figure out they’re in a simulation. See: Moriarty, Professor
The program fades, the familiar grid of the holodeck fills your vision, and your life outside the simulation quickly returns to you. You step outside into the corridor and see your buddy Lieutenant Ross. Capitalism? Genocide? Climate change? What are you talking about? Come on, we’re about to go make first contact with a new civilization.
So they’re not only given jobs but they’re chill jobs with decent wages? Damn I wish China would genocide me
Don’t forget the pansexual space lizard (who’s just a simple tailor, that’s it I swear haha) and the capitalist goblins.