I’m impressed he was able to find enough road to get up to that speed.

You mean the “new build” ones being sold in Texas? Because the later ones from the original run were still 85.

The timing isn’t awkward, it’s intentional. This is what they do...they rattle the saber then ask for aid. This is literally what they’ve done for decades.

I’ve still got all the Enterprises, including the 3-engine 1701-D. A couple of other ships in various junk drawers and attic boxes, too. No stands at all though.

There’s going to be an IN-GAME purchase option. This is genius.

Still one of my favorite Trek moments from any series.

Except now it’s not using the movie’s name. Yeah, most people can figure it out, but marketing 101 is that you shouldn’t have to deduce the product name.

Nobody cares that you’ve managed to avoid such tragedies. Some of us have (or had) family impacted by BOTH attacks.

Why don’t you buy a DSLR and a lens or two for less? Hell, you can get a Canon T5 with an 18-55mm AND a 300mm lens for $500. Hype aside, that phone’s camera doesn’t come close.

I don’t think you understand photography if you expect DSLR quality out of this.

And what’s up with Walmart not carrying VHS anymore? I don’t want to pay inflated DVD prices.

Works for me on PC/W10.

This is no more cringe-inducing than the average Voyager episode.

He wasn’t the problem in any of his awful movies. Poor writing and direction (ie Indy 4, TF) were. He’s surprisingly ok when the movie itself isn’t trash.

So...how high were you when you came up with this idea?

That’s a garbage argument.

I’m completely ok with giving Voyager the SWEU treatment.

Because many of us remember when it was relatively informative and/or entertaining, rather than the rantings of an unpopular high schooler better left to a .blogspot page nobody reads.

What gave us our current system was when the airlines realized that by shaving a few inches from the seats in the manufacturer’s display model, they could fit an extra 3-4 rows, which adds 4+ paying passengers each. As aircraft have grown, that mindset just keeps paying more and more.

That’s where the “two ticket” clause comes in.