New Testingstan

Jesus christ, seventy years later and you guys still haven't cleaned up properly. And I hear you're still sorting our shit from the one before that.

Life is brutal in rural Manitoba.

Ohhh, First Contact Day Eve!

Heh. Beta XII-A, planet of the Las Vegas showgirl headpieces.

Yeah by YOU, if you'll remember.

I didn't choose the fleet life Chris, the fleet life chose me.

Mate a pavement is any outdoor surface that's not a road and is made of concrete and/or bricks. Check yourself before you wreck yourself.

TOS is like Animal House; if you sat down to watch an episode for the first time you'd more than likely realise you knew the story treatment before the first act was over.

Crystalline Event is running right now, so no.

Also fleet stuff is happening, and I cannot just let it die.

Also I cannot abandon the ladies.

To my amazement, I'm still grinding. Chris gave up, with good reason.

Crazedwraith wrote: I hope you're happy. you just forced me to listen to hearts as strong as horses several times.

Yay!

Earlier today I was driving home and on the footpath(sidewalk for those who don't speak the Queen's) were three girls, in their school uniforms, maybe 6th graders. One of them was on a scooter and wearing a helmet. I lol'd.

I dunno about Houston, but in Australia for the last ten or so years it's been a seller's market when it comes to tradies.

I feel like eventually we're going to get a TV movie on the real behind-the-scenes making of Trek, focused on Roddenberry. It won't happen until after Shatner passes on.

evilsoup wrote:I'm always expecting her to look at the camera, like in a sitcom

Oh my gawd this

It just never ends.

That's a great video and two good examples. It's kind of like the tacticool creep in the Call of Duty series which gradually(or suddenly, depending how you feel) robbed the games of their immersion.

Ikuhara-sama could be considered the Liberace of anime.

He's a top bloke. Really wanted to write his memoir but by the time I'd formed a plan the ship had sailed.

For sure.

I'm not sure anyone can successfully expand on what you've already written.

Vale paternal gramma

On Xmas day I got to be involving in springing a 97 year old man from transitional care and take him to see that the garden he's poured his life into is still being tended in his absence. Fuckin' mint.

This is the spirit of it

Perfect. Perfect.