How do you think the AH perceives you?

[MrStill]

I'm guessing I come under the heading "who's that?"
Or possibly one of that lot from down under who provide slightly unreliable facts about Australia

 

[PennyThompson]

But on the flip side you have the Romulans who don't bother controlling their emotions and are in current cannon merging back into the Volcan population.

Depends on which century you call current. Piccard, they're still (early 25th) baddies. Pike, they're hinted at. Discovery, yes, you're right.

I don't know how I missed this, but... Do you want to come lay down in my Subaru and talk about Star Trek?

 

[NuclearFairy]

I don't know how I missed this, but... Do you want to come lay down in my Subaru and talk about Star Trek?

I haven't really watched Star Trek since Deep Space Nine. Most of my current knowledge is from listening to my SO. XD

But sure, if you want to listen to me go on about Odo, Quark and Sisko!

 

[MillieDynamite]

My adoptive family are all massive Star Trek Geeks. They like Star Wars, but they love Star Trek. Sometimes the force is with us, but always our communicators are on, and phasers set to stun.

I don't know how I missed this, but... Do you want to come lay down in my Subaru and talk about Star Trek?

 

[AwkwardMD]

Debate Captains

 

[NuclearFairy]

Debate Captains

Sisko hands down.

 

[AwkwardMD]

Sisko hands down.

Team Janeway (I'm not a Trekkie, my biases are different)

 

[NuclearFairy]

Team Janeway (I'm not a Trekkie, my biases are different)

Well if we're just debating hotness, then Warf. He was a captain at some point or other, right?

 

[PennyThompson]

Debate Captains

Picard and Sisko were both like father figures for me, two poles of my compass for what good men are supposed to be like

Janeway was great and Kate Mulgrew is awesome, but as a captain I think she was inconsistency written.

New Trek is all over the place, but Captain Pike can beam me the fuck up

 

[MillieDynamite]

Picard, Kirk, Janeway, Archer, Pike, Sisko, and Burnham.

Debate Captains

 

[MillieDynamite]

Wait, Janeway is top, not Picard.

 

[Z_TheWriter]

Picard and Sisko were both like father figures for me, two poles of my compass for what good men are supposed to be like

I suspect Picard is a major reason I drink Earl Grey, despite everyone in my immediate family being indifferent to actively hostile about that particular type of tea.

I didn't see DS9 until much later, but Colonel O'Neil from Stargate SG-1 gave me some 'this is how to man' vibes too, and made a nice contrast to Picard.
Also The Doctor, but that's a whole other can of jelly babies worms.

 

[SamanthaBehgs]

I suspect Picard is a major reason I drink Earl Grey, despite everyone in my immediate family being indifferent to actively hostile about that particular type of tea.

I didn't see DS9 until much later, but Colonel O'Neil from Stargate SG-1 gave me some 'this is how to man' vibes too, and made a nice contrast to Picard.
Also The Doctor, but that's a whole other can of jelly babies worms.

Goshdangit Z - now we need to have a Stargate marathon in our corner while I gush over Daniel Jackson!

 

[iwatchus]

Well if we're just debating hotness, then Warf. He was a captain at some point or other, right?

Says the woman who writes sex scenes for Orcs

 

[AwkwardMD]

Says the woman who writes sex scenes for Orcs

Tread lightly. Some of my best scenes feature Orcs.

 

[Z_TheWriter]

Goshdangit Z - now we need to have a Stargate marathon in our corner while I gush over Daniel Jackson!

Even as an almost tragically straight man, I kinda get it.

Also I'm so game. I love Stargate!
The death of semi-episodic television is really a great tragedy.

 

[iwatchus]

I suspect Picard is a major reason I drink Earl Grey, despite everyone in my immediate family being indifferent to actively hostile about that particular type of tea.

I didn't see DS9 until much later, but Colonel O'Neil from Stargate SG-1 gave me some 'this is how to man' vibes too, and made a nice contrast to Picard.
Also The Doctor, but that's a whole other can of jelly babies worms.

I had a serious girlfriend in HS who taught me to drink Earl Grey (well before ST:TNG). It took me more than a decade to admit to myself I don't like it as much as English Breakfast

 

[Z_TheWriter]

I had a serious girlfriend in HS who taught me to drink Earl Grey (well before ST:TNG). It took me more than a decade to admit to myself I don't like it as much as English Breakfast

Tea in my family is serious business. My family loves tea, they drink tons, but they drink very few, very (to me) similar types. English Breakfast, Assam, Darjeeling, and such.

I drink all kinds, even teas with fruit in it, or Lapsang Souchong which is smoked. I am very much (jokingly) looked down upon for it

Edit: Y'all should try almond tea, it rocks.

 

[NuclearFairy]

Tread lightly. Some of my best scenes feature Orcs.

Which ones?

Tea in my family is serious business. My family loves tea, they drink tons, but they drink very few, very (to me) similar types. English Breakfast, Assam, Darjeeling, and such.

I drink all kinds, even teas with fruit in it, or Lapsang Souchong which is smoked. I am very much (jokingly) looked down upon for it

Edit: Y'all should try almond tea, it rocks.

We mostly drink the fruity and herbal stuff around here. Especially raspberry root tea when the monthlys come around.

For a nice kick try putting a couple packets of fruity tea on top of the coffee grounds when brewing.

 

[YmaOHyd]

Lapsang souchong is my favorite tea.

Also you've all forgotten Spock, who was captain of Enterprise in Wrath of Khan and briefly in the unfortunate Chris Pine reboot. Therefore he is the right answer to the Captain's Debate.

 

[AwkwardMD]

Which ones?

Terrible Company is a sword and sorcery fantasy satire with Orcs, Half-Elves, and Dwarves regularly featuring in the sex. I based my orc physiology on hyenas, and I have zero regrets.

EDIT: i was actively emulating Terry Pratchett for the first couple chapters while I developed my own fantasy comedy style, and I feel like I got there by chapter 4

 

[NuclearFairy]

Lapsang souchong is my favorite tea.

Also you've all forgotten Spock, who was captain of Enterprise in Wrath of Khan and briefly in the unfortunate Chris Pine reboot. Therefore he is the right answer to the Captain's Debate.

Riker was also a captain in an alternate future.

 

[NuclearFairy]

Terrible Company is a sword and sorcery fantasy satire with Orcs, Half-Elves, and Dwarves regularly featuring in the sex. I based my orc physiology on hyenas, and I have zero regrets.

My orcs physiology is mostly based on elephants and hippos, but there is a little bit of hyena to the females as well.

 

[Z_TheWriter]

Also you've all forgotten Spock, who was captain of Enterprise in Wrath of Khan and briefly in the unfortunate Chris Pine reboot. Therefore he is the right answer to the Captain's Debate.

The actual answer is obviously John Keating from Dead Poets Society.

 

[AwkwardMD]

My orcs physiology is mostly based on elephants and hippos, but there is a little bit of hyena to the females as well.

If we're talking about the same "little bit" of Hyena physiology then I might need to read that.