Oooh. They look tiny! As in cessna tiny.

I have this issue too, and I don't quite understand the switch between traditional menus and toolbars to the "ribbon" interface in many programs (office, ACAD, etc). I don't see any major improvement of one over the other, but it's a lot harder to find the stuff that you need that you don't know the shortcuts for.

Or change the pipes?

Oh wow, that's a fantastic pic!

What's that smaller plane for?

I can see this having an application in studying soil dynamics too.

You are aware that a tree takes about 60 years t0o reach maturity, yes? And those trees they cut down look like they were very old.

But the guy has nipples too! *deep sigh*

Someone explain to me why you guys put up stars on the woman's nipples?

I'm sorry but it sounds about as good all the other vs. Aliens things, especially with RTD at the helm. He's good, but he can't write endings at all.

I think all of those have some sort of fail safe mechanism in case of no power. Something like flooding the core or whatever.

Or she may be laughing at something someone said. I doubt the reporters were even there, or close enough to hear. She probably knows better than to laugh at another culture (and she probably knew what to expect, anyway).

They thankfully don't go into details.

Yes, but I was thinking more specifically of Loki giving birth to an eight legged horse.

Maybe the priest git inspired by Norse mythology.

This explains so much about fandom.

Well, stories have always had a teaching component so this makes a lot of sense. I'd say sci-fi stories might be particularly useful at teaching tolerance because it usually tackles discrimination in pretty straight-forward but fun ways. Examples would be X-men, Ender's Game (in spite of the author), Captain Planet,…

Here's a better pic.

Yikes! I've really gotta catch up on my cult stuff!

It still feels like there should be a ":" after Trek. It's a bot of a mouthful to say otherwise.