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On the subject of Red Shirts. I seem to recall watching an old episode where a couple were either engaged or married at the beginning. And like a weasel to porn Death was instantly drawn to him and took him down.
What I'm wondering is at the end when Captain Kirk is trying to comfort the widow... when the credits started to roll how hard do you think he was pounding her ass?
-B!
What I'm wondering is at the end when Captain Kirk is trying to comfort the widow... when the credits started to roll how hard do you think he was pounding her ass?
-B!
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You're thinking actual soda! Club soda tastes like butt.
Tonic Water would taste slightly better, thanks to all that yummy glows-in-uv quinine, but I'm not sure if it would be any better on the stickiness issue.
This... this calls for some scientific studies. We need a dozen or so Caitians, thin white T-shirts, and many bottles of various carbonated beverages. And a video camera.
Tonic Water would taste slightly better, thanks to all that yummy glows-in-uv quinine, but I'm not sure if it would be any better on the stickiness issue.
This... this calls for some scientific studies. We need a dozen or so Caitians, thin white T-shirts, and many bottles of various carbonated beverages. And a video camera.
My interpretation of the whole color scheme is this.
Yellow shirts are command chain. Meaning, anyone on the path to command a starship is wearing a mustard tunic.
Blue tunics are sciences. Medicine, astronomy, botany, so on.
Red is everything else. But most importantly is security.
What is generally the highest risk profession of the aforementioned? Security.
Now I'm going to wash my face in cold water until the embarrassment fades.
Yellow shirts are command chain. Meaning, anyone on the path to command a starship is wearing a mustard tunic.
Blue tunics are sciences. Medicine, astronomy, botany, so on.
Red is everything else. But most importantly is security.
What is generally the highest risk profession of the aforementioned? Security.
Now I'm going to wash my face in cold water until the embarrassment fades.
Yeah, that's what I meant.
In the next generation. Red became the command chain, mustard the engineering and general sciences chain, and blue green became medicine. They have also have colored linings for the uniforms in films 2 through six, but I can't entirely keep track of them.
In the next generation. Red became the command chain, mustard the engineering and general sciences chain, and blue green became medicine. They have also have colored linings for the uniforms in films 2 through six, but I can't entirely keep track of them.
The episode in question was "Balance of Terror" when the enterprise when against the first Romulan cloaked ship. the couple was married in the beginning but he later died; he was in phaser control and a gas line blew. he died from the fumes while Spock fired the phasers that knocked out the Romulans.
Yeah I know. I was in the Trek fan-dom long before Furry.
M'ress was only in the animated series and I loved her (though I see potential for the next Star Trek movie).
Yeah I know. I was in the Trek fan-dom long before Furry.
M'ress was only in the animated series and I loved her (though I see potential for the next Star Trek movie).
There is always the alternative... sponge bath.
I'm pretty sure that Kirk comforted the widow in every possible way according to the human and Klingon Karma Sutra... Now if only he had met up with the widow before hand and banged her, her husband might have survived. =D Got to love Star Trek statistics.
I'm pretty sure that Kirk comforted the widow in every possible way according to the human and Klingon Karma Sutra... Now if only he had met up with the widow before hand and banged her, her husband might have survived. =D Got to love Star Trek statistics.
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