Why do you feel the need to do that? If you have something to say about the show, then do so. If you have something to say about me or to me then do so in private. And for the record I don't think it's provocative at all. Ooh...Shoulders...How Provocative! My Grandparents have that picture hanging in their hallway. 
Provocative? Weird? What the fuck? It's a beautifully photographed image (perfect lighting, interesting framing) of a bald man in a pose I interpret as reflective, melancholic and somewhat vulnerable. There's nothing whatsoever provocative or weird about it. And even if there was – why would that be a problem to you?
I'm surprised by it too. Neelix is strangely bearable when the episode focuses on him, but when he is just in one or two scenes an episode he is barely tolerable. He's a very unusual character.
The episode I would love to see was the original idea for DS9's The Ascent; Quark and Odo stuck in a room someplace while waiting for Sisko to pick them up in a runabout. That sounds like it would make a perfect episode, but sadly it was not to be.
It's the same with me, and probably most people who bash Voyager had the same experience. I didn't want to hate Voyager, I thought it was really cool at first, but it never really went anywhere. They missed so many opportunities to make this into a great show and it hasn't aged well in my memories.
It is partly because I'm trying to be as lenient as possible, and it's partly because I'm trying to avoid moaning. When Voyager loses a fifth shuttlecraft I'm going to start deducting points for any shuttles which show up from that point on, and since some people complain about me deducting marks for TNG-style episodes I'm going to be as fair as possible so those people don't use it against me.You're being more leniant than I would have been, but it's just an example of the kind of things you have to put your brain through to enjoy the series. You have to say - well, they went back SOMEHOW to get that shuttle. And I can understand that. I've done that many times. And though that helps me enjoy the episodes in question...I'm never really convinced.
Few do.
Why do you feel the need to question my avatar? You're making personal comments about me (calling me weird) in a thread about Voyager. You're hurting my feelings.
How very nice of you to insult someone without any reason. You can be proud of that. "Provocative".
Actually you are not making things better with that.Haha, this situtation is very funny, you are acting like a 5 year old child because I said I thought it was weird for you to have an avatar of yourself half naked on a Star Trek forum
Which is why I think Rise works for me; because they actually made this ambivalent relationship the theme of the episode. For the first time Neelix is questioning Tuvok's behaviour towards him. I'm not saying they did this to my full satisfaction, but I give them props for at least trying.
If you don't want to be made uncomfortable then don't lay yourself out there for the world to see in your avatar, its as simple as that.
The internet gives you the opportunity to be anonymous, if you feel comfortable showing your identity then do but if you don't (as you clearly aren't) then be anonymous, its simple.
Report away, you're clearly much too sensitive.
Haha, this situtation is very funny, you are acting like a 5 year old child because I said I thought it was weird for you to have an avatar of yourself half naked on a Star Trek forum
