I really wish they showed Worf becoming a total Cat Dad- with his quarters decked out in cat runs, Worf getting all Steve Irwin watching Spot hunt (“What a maginficent hunter!”)… all the cat toys. Trips to the holodeck to get outside… maybe even setting up those holographic table thingies for mice and things.

like you know Spot had Worf wrapped around his paw.

I call her Howler Monkey #2.

(I also call Boebert Howler Monkey #2. I don’t want to give either of them the benefit of being #1… and I can’t keep them straight anyhow.)

I’m a big fan of all the weird little ships the federation scrambled to produce because of the borg.

You got the defiant, sure. but you also have the Akira and the Nova and their who-knows-how-many variations. it was like morons woke up and realized maybe they really do need warships and started throwing pasta at the wall to see what stuck.

I see the last panel as Blazing Bev rectifiying the problem. hotboxing on the Magellan.

the thing about Jellico, that I don’t like is that he came into an established organizational structure and started changing it.

Was he right? maybe. Sure. A lot of the changes he made, though weren’t necessarily right or wrong… they were different ways of being a leader. Should the senior officers adapted to Jellico? absolutely. But Jellico should have also adapted to the organizational structure he found himself in.

Troi’s uniform, for example… he was right she should have been in a standard uniform… but his manner about expressing that was off. Partiularly as a temporary CO coming in as a substitute for Picard, because starfleet- probably at his recommendation- determined Ryker was unqualified. (and yes. Ryker was being a salty jackass.)

His command of the D was on the order of days; and the changes he would make would take weeks to adjust to- and probably didn’t even get figured out before Jellico left.

Even if it wasn’t because he wanted to flex on the command staff, it’s still stupid and indicative that he had no understanding of the existing organizational structure on the D. And any leader who comes into an established structure and starts demanding changes without understanding that structure is a bad leader. ESPECIALLY when their leadership is at best temporary.

As far as the mission goes, yes. 100% he was right. but his leadership skills were still on the level of “Terrible retail manager”

this is awesome work.

outta curosity, how do you feel about the Nova and Sydney classes?

They may be my favorites, lol. Nova because it’s sleak and actually makes sense as a science platform. (unlike the galaxy class. too big, too resource intensive, too many crew. and what the hell is with all the families on board getting shot at?)

I like the Sydney because it’s form follows function. it’s boxy, ugly, utilitarian. but it acutally makes sense. (Seriously… what the hell’s with the d’s compound curves? tons of wasted internal volume… exessive structural elements. Tons of vulnerabilities.)

Id say so. (goes to straight to the bit that’s relevant. No need to gross yourself out any more than necessary.)(this from the last day or so.)

(excuse me while I bleach out my eyes.)

naturally. she married a couchfucking hellspawn.

you can be a new yorker and not understand new yorkers.

bev is clearly not blazed enough for those puns.

Jellico still sucks, though.

most of the energy is actually spent in the first few moments of take off, lol :P (also can you imagine, a decade or two from now having dessicated orange ass falling on you? ew.)

1. there are protests pretty much everywhere. persistent and on going.
2. tearing down the east wing may have been retaliation for no kings 2 in which 7-8 million people turned up across the nation, setting records for turn out- at least as the largest turn out in US history; and I can think of a small handful globally that are larger.
3. going on a general strike means not earning money, means not being able to feed your kids.
4. If you’re wondering why we’re not protesting in DC…The US is the size of the EU. imagine going from Madrid to Amstardam. That’s the same straightline distance from me to DC. and I’m only in Minneapolis- people In LA? that’s more than double. forget people in Hawai’i, or any of the pacific Islanders. Or Alaska. driving, that’s a 16 hour drive, non stop, one way.

It’s easy to sit there and feed into this narrative that americans are just going along with it. We’re not. you don’t hear about it because mainstream media here isn’t covering it. and no, we’re not asking you to come save us. if it comes to it- and right now, it’s looking like it will- we’re going to civil war.

carbon footprint and monetary costs, and it’d take too long… Pits are more effecient, cheaper and quicker.

though, if we’re not worried about that, I’d agree that’d be a good option. Alternatively, I hear ocean gate is trying to do more tours.

remind me… do they come with rats or really big spiders with really painful bites?

I’d rather hide ICE. prefferably someplace deep, dark, dank, and with no exits. maybe a few spikes at the bottom? Rats, too.

“…Zetabaytes? no. <mumbles on a hot mic> it was yottabytes”

Who nominated Garland to USAG? to whom did he answer to?

you act like Biden had no power in that relationship. Garland’s job was to ride herd on the DOJ. Biden’s job (as far as this matter goes,) was to ride herd on Garland.

it’d have to reach the great lakes first.

It’ll still sink when they try to pull it out, though.

The new aircraft carrier that’s decked out in gold- USS Trump. But it’ll be doing an evergrande impression before it ever gets into the state.

Yes. Some of the projects had gotten funded and started before Trump took office.

The laws you referenced has still been dismantled.

If you think the personal benefits from them outweigh the harm from not arresting an insurrectionist… I got nothing.

The fact is, Trump is destroying America and Biden did nothing to stop it.