In case you've ever wondered who 'that' guy was in the credits.

[ShamelessMcBundy]

So he was like Roddenberry?


*runs*

 

[Squiggy]

Only if he was coked out of his FUCKING MIND.

 

[ed629]

Jayson's not really a good example, since we close a lot of his threads for lacking content too (especially when he starts a bunch in a row). I'll grant that he does get a pass on the funnier and more outlandish ones.

Anyway, I didn't close your thread, since you don't go overboard with spamming threads like Jayson often does, so it's kind of a moot point. Just bear in mind that the idea is to start a ongoing back and forth conversation, so one line and a picture that kind of dead ends right there is a bad choice.

Actually it's a pretty interesting episode, so far everything has been from Star Trek, even JJ Abram's Trek. How it may be possible for certain things to come to exist, others not so good. For example, a mini black from red matter, total bunk. Now terrraforming segment.

I'm not sure what that has to do with anything I said, but okay. Clearly you've moved on to discussing The Universe segment you saw Bormanis on, the content of which would have been the perfect subject to discuss here. However, you didn't mention that in your OP, which is what we were talking about.

Anyway, so please, discuss some of the things in The Universe episode. That would be great.

I stopped paying attention to the show, it's talking about boring stuff now. I did discuss the possibility of me getting a Lemur, Capuchin or Marmoset after the New Year on FB. If I get one, I want to teach to ride a Chihuahua like a little horse.

It got better again, so I'm paying attention again. And they keep using the first few notes of Nero's music for dranmatic stuff.

 

[ed629]

Being "science advisor" for any of the latter Trek shows must have been an easy job since the writers/producers just discarded whatever you said.

Advisor: "Hey guys, I hear you were talking about mining deuterium? Just so you know, that stuff is all over the interstellar medium. You don't have to 'mine' it from asteroids or something."
Writers: "Dude, shut up! Just take your paycheck and go play with an Erector set or something."

I'm not certain, but I think the science advisers wrote the techno babble. And since most scripts read like, "I have a [tech] at the [tech]. Should we [tech]?" I think that means they wrote at least half of every script.

I can talk babbotechnle easily. I need to get a new inverse node generator to increase the data transfer rate from the SATA to the IDE drive without a crosstransfer of corrpudted data files.

 

[Locutus of Bored]

In case anyone was wonder what I looked like today:

Now you know.

You should grow out the beard a little. It works on you.

 

[ed629]

I have to go now, my mom's in aprking lot somewhere and I have to find her. She drove up to here for thanksgiving. I'll be back later.

 

[ShamelessMcBundy]

MU Squiggy!

 

[Kemaiku]

Yeah ok, but what the frak is red matter anyway?

A cheaper alternative to Blue Matter in these difficult times.

 

[Squiggy]

That's a 3 week growth.

 

[ManOnTheWave]

Being "science advisor" for any of the latter Trek shows must have been an easy job since the writers/producers just discarded whatever you said.

Advisor: "Hey guys, I hear you were talking about mining deuterium? Just so you know, that stuff is all over the interstellar medium. You don't have to 'mine' it from asteroids or something."
Writers: "Dude, shut up! Just take your paycheck and go play with an Erector set or something."

I'm not certain, but I think the science advisers wrote the techno babble. And since most scripts read like, "I have a [tech] at the [tech]. Should we [tech]?" I think that means they wrote at least half of every script.

I can talk babbotechnle easily. I need to get a new inverse node generator to increase the data transfer rate from the SATA to the IDE drive without a crosstransfer of corrpudted data files.

You should be a writer.

 

[ShamelessMcBundy]

Yeah ok, but what the frak is red matter anyway?

A cheaper alternative to Blue Matter in these difficult times.

Is it as efficient though?

 

[Kemaiku]

Yeah ok, but what the frak is red matter anyway?

A cheaper alternative to Blue Matter in these difficult times.

Is it as efficient though?

Well we could dump it in a supernova and find out.

 

[ShamelessMcBundy]

Where are we gonna find a super nova at this hour?

 

[iguana_tonante]

I suppose this is a drunkl thread. A particularly weird one at that.

 

[ed629]

I found her, she was sleeping in her car. I wonder if the flyers that I made and left at the school will make the school's newspaper. It's a turkey with words saying "Overstuffed this Thanksgiving?". And people eating turkey dinner. And at the bottom it says "Let us help you slim down!" With a QR code that goes to tubgirl. Please don't look that up.

 

[Squiggy]

 

[Locutus of Bored]

Yeah, this is going nowhere.