But I don't remember seeing humans thump any vulcans
So is it Vulcan / Klingon / human racial str ranking?
Basically. I think Humans and Cardassians are equal in strength. But basically Humans get by having lower strength but with higher int. Tend to be a lot less dumb compared to Klingons or rigged in thinking as Vulcans.
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the worst thing in Star Trek IV are the scenes with the whale doctor and her Mean Old Boss
it's the worst sort of 80s Snidely Whiplash gonna shut down the orphanage faux-drama straight out of like, Short Circuit and Breakin' 2
The film did require dramatic tension in the A plot. The tension in the B plot (the nuclear power plant) was not sufficient.
oh that's absolutely true, it's just the dialogue seems to have been written by someone completely different from the rest of the movie. There's a part that literally goes
"I'm sad about the whales leaving."
"I know, but we can't afford to feed them. Also, it's never been proven that whales are as intelligent as humans!"
"FUCK YOU"
the worst thing in Star Trek IV are the scenes with the whale doctor and her Mean Old Boss
it's the worst sort of 80s Snidely Whiplash gonna shut down the orphanage faux-drama straight out of like, Short Circuit and Breakin' 2
The film did require dramatic tension in the A plot. The tension in the B plot (the nuclear power plant) was not sufficient.
oh that's absolutely true, it's just the dialogue seems to have been written by someone completely different from the rest of the movie. There's a part that literally goes
"I'm sad about the whales leaving."
"I know, but we can't afford to feed them. Also, it's never been proven that whales are as intelligent as humans!"
"FUCK YOU"
I really prefer science fiction or fantasy where humans aren't the "average" or "flexible" ones. It's so anthropocentric. I like when humans are either the brutish, warlike race, or where they're particularly intelligent and quick to learn but other species are physically far more powerful, etc.
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No, but she did get one of those child leashes for me.
Kinky.
It's not for sex, it's so I don't get lost.
*knowing nod*
i need help finding the clitoris sometimes too
I never got the whole "finding the clitoris" thing.
It's right there!
I dont either but didnt stop me from making a cheap joke!
Oh yeah I didn't think you would actually have trouble, I'm mostly just exclaiming that I don't get how that is possibly a thing in our society, seriously who the hell would ask that and why is it an apparently common problem.
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Powerpuppiesdrinking coffee in themountain cabinRegistered Userregular
the worst thing in Star Trek IV are the scenes with the whale doctor and her Mean Old Boss
it's the worst sort of 80s Snidely Whiplash gonna shut down the orphanage faux-drama straight out of like, Short Circuit and Breakin' 2
The film did require dramatic tension in the A plot. The tension in the B plot (the nuclear power plant) was not sufficient.
oh that's absolutely true, it's just the dialogue seems to have been written by someone completely different from the rest of the movie. There's a part that literally goes
"I'm sad about the whales leaving."
"I know, but we can't afford to feed them. Also, it's never been proven that whales are as intelligent as humans!"
"FUCK YOU"
Man, this North Korean "nuclear" test seems shifty as fuck.
Like, setting aside the fact that I've always been curious how NK manages to actually produce people who would have the know-how to build such a thing, the fact that they're saying they can't detect any radioactive particles from the test (and that NK's leadership may be literally insane) really makes me wonder if it wasn't a nuclear test, they just pulled together 5,000 tons of TNT and detonated that.
If you're not feeding your population and have forced labor camps, it'd be certainly pretty easy to amass that amount. Whereas if you actually wanted to convince the US not to invade you, and you're North Korea, wouldn't you do a surface detonation and make sure everyone was looking at a North Korean mushroom cloud?
I really prefer science fiction or fantasy where humans aren't the "average" or "flexible" ones. It's so anthropocentric. I like when humans are either the brutish, warlike race, or where they're particularly intelligent and quick to learn but other species are physically far more powerful, etc.
I thought humans came cross perfectly in ME1
All the other races were like "Well... we appreciate your enthusiasm but...
You guys are pushy, greedy, egocentric, rude, boorish and frankly come across as bullies. So."
Man, this North Korean "nuclear" test seems shifty as fuck.
Like, setting aside the fact that I've always been curious how NK manages to actually produce people who would have the know-how to build such a thing, the fact that they're saying they can't detect any radioactive particles from the test (and that NK's leadership may be literally insane) really makes me wonder if it wasn't a nuclear test, they just pulled together 5,000 tons of TNT and detonated that.
If you're not feeding your population and have forced labor camps, it'd be certainly pretty easy to amass that amount. Whereas if you actually wanted to convince the US not to invade you, and you're North Korea, wouldn't you do a surface detonation and make sure everyone was looking at a North Korean mushroom cloud?
You'd get a mushroom cloud with the TNT too actually.
But then the lack of radiation would also be obviouser I guess.
I really prefer science fiction or fantasy where humans aren't the "average" or "flexible" ones. It's so anthropocentric. I like when humans are either the brutish, warlike race, or where they're particularly intelligent and quick to learn but other species are physically far more powerful, etc.
I thought humans came cross perfectly in ME1
All the other races were like "Well... we appreciate your enthusiasm but...
You guys are pushy, greedy, egocentric, rude, boorish and frankly come across as bullies. So."
They were also classified as big tough motherfuckers in the same league as Krogan and Turians.
I quite liked how humans were in ME, though their tech level compared to more established races doesn't make much sense.
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A local cinema will be showing them all.
Fuck yes.
So are Klingons
But I don't remember seeing humans thump any vulcans
So is it Vulcan / Klingon / human racial str ranking?
it's the worst sort of 80s Snidely Whiplash gonna shut down the orphanage faux-drama straight out of like, Short Circuit and Breakin' 2
Klingons are technically stronger than Vulcans/Romulans.
Basically. I think Humans and Cardassians are equal in strength. But basically Humans get by having lower strength but with higher int. Tend to be a lot less dumb compared to Klingons or rigged in thinking as Vulcans.
The film did require dramatic tension in the A plot. The tension in the B plot (the nuclear power plant) was not sufficient.
Makes me feel like babby.
Does she burp you after feeding?
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oh that's absolutely true, it's just the dialogue seems to have been written by someone completely different from the rest of the movie. There's a part that literally goes
"I'm sad about the whales leaving."
"I know, but we can't afford to feed them. Also, it's never been proven that whales are as intelligent as humans!"
"FUCK YOU"
and I am just like lolwut
No, but she did get one of those child leashes for me.
Kinky.
It's not for sex, it's so I don't get lost.
Yesh.
Definitely not the hilight of the film.
Because the Enterprise is gorgeous.
Glad to see someone made the post I decided not to.
Still kinky
*crosses arms*
*knowing nod*
i need help finding the clitoris sometimes too
I never got the whole "finding the clitoris" thing.
It's right there!
We haven't actually done anything below the belt.
Or above the belt, either!
He directed Insurrection.
So no.
*takes a closer look*
Where?
Right now you're strictly belt only huh. Or does the leash attach to a collar.
*cough*
blame the writer
I dont either but didnt stop me from making a cheap joke!
Their soft insides are outside! They breathe highly corrosive oxygen!
Oh yeah I didn't think you would actually have trouble, I'm mostly just exclaiming that I don't get how that is possibly a thing in our society, seriously who the hell would ask that and why is it an apparently common problem.
@jacobkosh i emailed you
Like, setting aside the fact that I've always been curious how NK manages to actually produce people who would have the know-how to build such a thing, the fact that they're saying they can't detect any radioactive particles from the test (and that NK's leadership may be literally insane) really makes me wonder if it wasn't a nuclear test, they just pulled together 5,000 tons of TNT and detonated that.
If you're not feeding your population and have forced labor camps, it'd be certainly pretty easy to amass that amount. Whereas if you actually wanted to convince the US not to invade you, and you're North Korea, wouldn't you do a surface detonation and make sure everyone was looking at a North Korean mushroom cloud?
I thought humans came cross perfectly in ME1
All the other races were like "Well... we appreciate your enthusiasm but...
You guys are pushy, greedy, egocentric, rude, boorish and frankly come across as bullies. So."
I'm sure somewhere out there a species breathes fluorine.
We need to find and kill them.
You'd get a mushroom cloud with the TNT too actually.
But then the lack of radiation would also be obviouser I guess.
The leash is attached to a backpack. It's pretty sweet, the backpack is a monkey and its arms and legs form the straps.
Edit: Kinda like this guy in 20 years
They were also classified as big tough motherfuckers in the same league as Krogan and Turians.
I quite liked how humans were in ME, though their tech level compared to more established races doesn't make much sense.