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Sunday, 7 October 2018

Star Trek : a series of madcap adventures brought on by sheer ignorance

This is glorious.

https://m.imgur.com/gallery/F3OYfTU

4 comments:

  1. So the Enterprise is basically space batman's utility belt.

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  2. This has actually raised a rather interesting discussion among my tech industry friends and coworkers; particularly the phrase 'hyper neophiles'

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  3. Was there an episode where they turned a star into a torus? I want to watch it!

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  4. One could do the same thread for SG-1: "They built their own wormhole controller without bothering to implement a single safety protocol from the original system. They uploaded a buggy virus into the wormhole system and scrambled every gate address throughout the galaxy. One of them put his head into a brain-melting Download Everything We Know face-hugger for a second time in order to kill an aggressive replicating swarm that they themselves awoke. Then there was that time they blew up a star to kill one System Lord...and failed. Or that other time they accidentally blew up a planetary system by screwing around with tech their idiot ancestors left behind. Also the time they nearly blew up an entire alternate universe (ditto). And the time they invited a neighboring galaxy full of aggressive ascended beings into ours (ditto ditto). And the time they locked an entire sector of the galaxy into a time loop for more than a year. And the time ..."

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