

You’re not going to like how I-Chaya the Red-Nosed Sehlat ends…
“Life forms. You precious little lifeforms. You tiny little lifeforms. Where are you?”
- Lt. Cmdr Data, Star Trek: Generations


You’re not going to like how I-Chaya the Red-Nosed Sehlat ends…


No, not Santa.



At least they provide an official Flatpak now.
Also, this isn’t an official repository, but https://github.com/palfrey/discord-apt works pretty good for me. If you look at the source code for the fetching script and the Github Workflows, you can see that they just pull directly from the Discord website, and comparing file hashes further confirms it. I no longer use it since the official Flatpak is an option now, but it’s still useful.


“Attempt to calculate answer to your question: Why you want dried leaves in boiling water.”
“Because I happen to like it. That’s why.”


Let’s give him a statuette of Gul Dukat called “National Award for Supreme Attainment in Bajoran Statue Nonextancy”.


Although we haven’t really started it yet beyond session 0 yet, the chief medical officer I made in Star Trek Adventures campaign I have with my siblings is a Pandronian who really hates being asked about the three parts thing.


Oh, my gosh. That video is hilarious. Makes the episode 10 times funnier, and it was already beautifully campy to begin with.
And don’t forget the sequel episode in TAS, in which the planet tries to kill them because it’s depressed about its creator dying. Although it’s not as hilarious an episode as the one where Captain Kirk literally defends the human rights of Satan.


I would ditch Discord, but the TMBW server is just so darn good and I can’t leave that behind. Maybe I could convince them to set up a Matrix bridge (they already self-host MediaWiki), but then they’d probably end up basically doing this just for me.
My university’s Linux User’s Group is on Discord, but they have it bridged with a Matrix server; due to the current state of things in the US, they only allow political discussion in certain encrypted channels that are exclusive to the Matrix server.


So an ancient alien technology that can literally bring people back from the dead doesn’t count as “fancy”?


Maybe Muppet Orville would be more viable, since they’re both Disney?
And we have Seth McFarlane play the Kermit the Frog plush on his desk. Not a plush of Seth McFarlane, but a full-size Seth McFarlane wearing a Kermit onsie and sitting on the desk. (Although then, it breaks what makes Muppet adaptations good - the humans taking their roles entirely seriously.$
Although Kermit’s too nice to be Ed, and Mrs. Piggy is a really bad fit for Kelly. Okay, maybe a lot of the characters on The Orville would be really hard to map to Muppets.


Yes, all 100 years of them, because that’s the only thing they can look forward to in their careers.



Indeed, and where despite supposed to be getting married, Lwaxana spoils Alexander, and in doing so, is a better parent than Worf ever was.
And somehow, it all works out, and Worf, Alexander, Deanna, and Lwaxana all end up in a mud bath in a holodeck program that gives the vibes of the aliens’ version of Alice in Wonderland.


Martin Freeman’s 2005 film portrayal, which I admittedly don’t hate, but still think Jones does a better job overall.


Sounds like a Cheekface song… or at least a lyric…


You know, while that badge is mostly non-canonical, I could totally see those Starfleet security guys who wear those dorky helmets also having one of those.


I mean, how else do you explain TNG:“Cost of Living”, which I think overall is perhaps the most drug trip episodes of TNG, and that’s including “Frame of Mind”.



I didn’t even know there was a Quantum Leap reboot, but then again, I’ve never watched Quantum Leap to begin with.
Interesting project, but not pulling me off XFCE terminal.
The name sounds like a Romulan senator, though.