I’m allowed to be bitter. But fuck you too while im at it.

Cops kill more civilians by several orders of magnitude than ISIS. Cars kill more civilians by several orders of magnitude than ISIS in the U.S. Obesity kills more civilians by several orders of magnitude than ISIS in the U.S. Heroin kills more civilians by several orders of magnitude than ISIS in the U.S.. ISIS is…

“Why are millenials always writing about being scared?”

Because we were born into a world we have no control over, featuring weapons so powerful they could scour the entire world of life, with a good chance of madmen gaining control of them at any time?

AND WE LIKED IT!!!

And then you still had to rewind the tape when you got home cause the last person didn’t.

Boy, I bet you were pissed when the movie you wanted was out.

Back in the day, we drove 20 miles just to rent movies from the nearest Blockbuster. Sometimes if one didn’t have the movie we wanted, we’d drive even farther to the next one. For big box office hits, they’d have dozens of the same movie on the shelf. If it wasn’t in, you’d go to the pile of returns stacked on the…

No, we aren’t. The spaceballs had a robust space agency, competent international relations, and a Mr Espresso Machine.

For what it’s worth, Star Trek was a failed and cancelled network TV show before it was a 50-year cultural phenomenon.

I really just want a spinoff that continues exploring the ‘verse. Heck maybe an anthology series that focuses each season on a different core group of people and a different corner of the world, but sometimes has characters crossing over and cameos. Each group has a season to tell their story (and maybe a movie. it’d…

There was also a planet modeled on Nazi Germany so they had their alien built Mercedes.

Are you referring to “A Piece of the Action?” That was a culture who had framed their societal development around a single book about the gangster wars in 1920s Chicago. That would make them human cars using alien technology.

There was the episode where a planet mimicked 1920s earth. They drove around in cars that looked like Model As but they were made by aliens.

Yeah I feel like everyone is trying to turn this into an embarrassing situation of some sort for Space X. This is space travel we’re talking about here. Even though we’ve gotten better at it, there’s always significant risks but what’s important is learning from the accidents and not repeating them twice.

Vent? Seems pretty level-headed to me.

Our local UHF TV station, Channel 29, used to run ads for Star Trek inviting you to watch the Amazing ‘Bones’ McCoy! “He’s a bricklayer!” “Dammit Jim, I’m a doctor, not a bricklayer!” “He’s an escalator!” “Dammit Jim, I’m a doctor, not an escalator!” “And he can shuttle traffic to the moon!” “What am I, a doctor or a…

Raising a glass of Romulan Ale for the TOS timeline. A glass of rancid prune juice to the Britta of timelines, JJ Trek.

I love Star Trek not because of it’s a battle of “good and evil.” It’s about improving one’s self, and society as a whole.

You covered the basic mechanics great, but glanced off the real reasons people struggle with this. The problem is even getting to the point where those instructions could be put to use. Disclaimer: This is from the male perspective.