cartoons edition
/trek/
Elijah Torres
Chase Lopez
hi
Brayden Ramirez
lets make dis a comf fred!
Luke Perry
I'm going to write me some porno about these handsome ladies
Kayden Rivera
Why did we only have cat women in the cartoons? Was it a legal thing? I vaguely recall some story about right to use cat women. Which is Neko nuts.
Camden Nguyen
catgirls is a Yea Forums thing tho it's never been big on /trick/
Luke Foster
How do I start conversations irl about star trek?
Gavin Smith
Thomas Thomas
I've had enough of you posting the exact same pic every SINGEL THREAD
Charles Jenkins
At least Riker9guy is generating traffic for the thread. These generals need posters like him to keep going.
Robert Parker
based riker9
Anthony Russell
Gavin Adams
You do realize I have no axe to grind until you started getting so cunty. I am not a thread derailer like the other guys. Also, it's not posted in every thread, as the jannie fags here ban me for posting topless Marina Sirtis, or saying anything non-PC in this cucked board.
Hunter King
>ban me for posting topless Marina Sirtis,
It's a blue board, dude
Michael Hall
Thank you.
Levi King
na prabs, brah
Jaxon Gray
Indeed. Clearly, Yea Forums is not as based and uncensored as its reputation implies.
Tyler Sanders
Blue boards have been a thing since 2013.
Josiah Watson
Acknowledging the greatness of beardless Riker is apparently just as bad as tripfags and derailers posing utterly irrelevant shit.
Noah White
Sorry, I'm a refugee from F169 and F2, where almost anything went.
Hunter Gonzalez
You just post that image thread after thread after thread
Chase Cooper
Henry Russell
The glow makes the pips look oversized.
Jackson Rodriguez
>Cartoons
oh no nonono
Andrew Sanchez
So what? Is it harming the thread like the off-topic fags do time and again? Please.
Leo Ortiz
This is 4channel, not Yea Forums
Christian Murphy
Nicholas Morales
>female characters smart and confident
>male characters clueless and insecure
I want off this starship
Dominic King
There's that too. Blue boards are meant to be more palatable to new posters.
Samuel Carter
Aaron Thomas
post more troi but not in ds9 uniform
Jacob Reed
Now we know what Rick Berman was for, to prevent this shit.
Wyatt Gonzalez
Luckily there are also chads
Ryder Hall
Joshua Jenkins
How do you get swole from 16 hour shifts of hallwaywalking?
David Wright
>Jadziafags still crying over Berman when he tried to do everything to save the characters of Trek
APOLOGIZE
Chase Adams
those carpets are a nightmare to clean.
Angel Jones
He kept the faggotry and excessive PC-ness out of Trek, unquestionably. Now look at it.
Thomas Rodriguez
>chad Bajoran male
what fantasy version of Star Trek is this
Thomas Cook
it's unrealistic
Easton Diaz
Ethan Gutierrez
Andrew Cox
grainy
Oliver Lewis
Man, she was so fucking hot.
Isaac Moore
>Take us outta here, incel.
Austin Sullivan
Wyatt Wood
she's old now
Dylan Sanchez
Adam James
Jaxson Allen
hi res but skelly
Jeremiah Rodriguez
wrinkled forehead
Wyatt Watson
Caleb Johnson
Andrew Walker
manface
Dominic Powell
Kevin Ward
just no
Logan Butler
Gabriel Rogers
post images that are high qual
Gabriel Diaz
Matthew Robinson
this is even grainier
Colton Cruz
Ian Flores
>another skelly
you're struggling
Levi Davis
Hudson Bell
tng>tos>sg1>ent>voy>std
Angel Brooks
How about you post them, faggot
Levi Nelson
youtube.com
>Hmm, one, two, three, four. [clicking tongue]. Hmm uno, dos, tres, cuatro. Hmm ene, due, rike, fake. Ene due rike fake. Ene due rike fake, doctor Bones, what language is this? Ene due rike fake.
>That's not language.
>Maybe Spock knows. Spock.
>I try to adjust course captain.
>Ene due rike fake, what language is this? ... Ene due rike fake, what language is this?
>This is counting for kids.
>Who asked you!
>This is counting for kids.
>Hmmm one, two, three, four, four, dos, tres, cuatro, ene, due, I'm bored, let's go for girls.
>Ok.
>Great.
>Good idea.
>You don't need to go if you don't want to Jesus.
>Thanks captain.
>15 minutes later on Fun-2 planet
>According to my pussycat-radar an orgie house is somewhere here captain.
>Wohohoho! Something tells me that we will not be able to stay here.
>It's not that expensive. So one or two per guy?
>Not so fast, first a small test. What is the square root of four?
>[multiple voices at once] Don't know. It's what? Letter or number? Hmm i don't hmm know. What a stupid question.
>What is the formula for the circle field?
>[multiple voices at once] What? 8 times 5 equals 16. Circle, cirle is some kind of square. Let's forget about it, forget about it. Oh Jesus and I'm without education.
>Captain, their stupidity exceeds limit of all imagination.
>I will not go to bed with an idiot.
>It doesn't matter to me but they must be at least 7 out of 10 in appearance and here they're only 4.
>So what are we going to do? They'll come for us in the next 3 hours.
>What is this? A performance, circus? how much longer?
>You don't like it. Then we can play throwing ball.
>I don't like to play throwing ball.
>Shut up Spock. Nobody cares you're weak. We gonna play throwing ball!
>And hopla.
>Yyy oh hmmmm...
>end
Landon Murphy
Cameron Sanchez
why do they keep pooing on our space cats? ;3;
Matthew Jackson
Amen.
Justin Powell
not everybody's a furry just because they post here
Cameron Martin
Dylan Nelson
Early TNG Barclay looks kinda hot. Why was he an incel again?
Carter Wright
i-insecure and socially a-awkward
Ian Kelly
>Computer, begin 'Deanna Troi fuckfest' program and seal holodeck doors.
Zachary Cruz
Kevin Thomas
what
Gabriel Anderson
Sebastian Hernandez
Henry Butler
Asher Carter
Jackson Williams
Chase Watson
Henry Smith
Put your retard helmet on first, to attract like-minded individuals.
Jaxon Howard
/trek/fags have shit taste in women
Wyatt Garcia
Spock co do kurwy
Brayden Gray
John Carter
Catgirl posting has been a Yea Forums tradition since the beginning of time.
Not everyone that posts M'Ress in a /trek/ thread is a furry.
Some of us feed on the seethe it creates.
Carson Phillips
M'Ress best girl
Ryder Lewis
Landon Collins
Cameron Hill
>and fat don't forget
David Miller
/trek/ == babies
Jack Rodriguez
You forgot this pic.
Thomas Perry
How are your boners this morning, /trek/?
Leo Hall
Uncut and strong
James Peterson
kys stink dick
Brody Torres
Just did a great pee-balloon with that morning piss. God, I love being uncut.
Gabriel Mitchell
John Young
Farscape has best girl, Gigi Edgley. She was in one episode of Star Trek Continues.
Joseph Perez
>I'm totally baiting and not just a retard who talks to himself for twenty hours a day
Hudson Moore
Noice
Jeremiah Nguyen
I just finished Measure of a Man and I'm really curious about how the economy works in TNG. My understanding was that it was a post-scarcity setting meaning everyone has access to everything they need. To the best of my knowledge, money isn't really mentioned in the show. Yet right at the end of the episode Picard suggests he and that judge lady go out for dinner and she says "You're buying?" implying that restaurants and what not still charge you for food. I know that DS9 has currency in the form of latinum and that the Ferengi are all about profit, but I am still unclear about TNG and I guess the Federation specifically.
Dominic Green
Asher Fisher
There's money, but it's not 'important', with post-scarcity and replicators.
I cannot wait for UBI.
Christopher Murphy
Does Starfleet pay a salary then?
Josiah Sanchez
Pretty likely.
Bentley Edwards
A lot of those mentions sound like inconsistencies or writing goofs that were later retconned/justified. It's odd to me that money would have been gone for hundreds of years, to the point where people have forgotten how it worked until they encounter it; yet the concept would still be common in idiomatic expressions.
Jose Ramirez
star trek is fifty years old today
Aiden Ross
Yeah. Basically Gene was full of shit about money going out of existence. It's much more plausible that currency still exists, but is much less important in a post-scacity galaxy.
Jaxson Diaz
And died as I knew it in 2001.
Grayson Baker
No it was pretty explicitly stated in Catspaw when Sylvia offers Kirk, Spock, and Bones plates of gems and they refuse that currency has no value in the Star Trek universe.
>(The food vanishes and their plates are now filled with cut gemstones.)
MCCOY: These look real.
KOROB: They are, I assure you. Diamonds, rubies, emeralds, sapphires. All the crystalline forms that you cherish above all things. A fortune of them for each of you if you leave here without further inquiry.
KIRK: We could manufacture a ton of these on our ship. They mean nothing to us.
Owen Reyes
Kirk also said the Federation has no money in ST4, but clearly the UFP is using currency in the 24th century.
Jacob Perez
What bugs me about TAS is how stiff the characters are (typical HB), where they just move the head up and down every few seconds while the mouthes move but the eyes and face dont. Compared to the TOS show where everyone is extremely animated and moving
Jaxon Carter
I guess every Federation character in every series and movie was just written to be content with the pay they never mentioned receiving for their labor.
Brayden Brooks
It's over. The tripfags won. People are starting to accept them and I'm not talking about the orbiters and apologists. Genuine posters have given up and now treat tripfags as if they were just another user.
Wyatt Murphy
>there are people who lurk /trek/ who remember watching TOS as a kid
Nolan Smith
The average age in /trek/ is like 30. We took the time to do a survey in a thread that was a little slow.
Eli Adams
Xavier Cooper
this is so fucking cool.
Mason Lee
Would go on a Trek with Captain Eva Green?
Jason Jenkins
The Man Trap first aired Sept 8. 1966, making Star Trek 53 years and one day old.
lrn2maths
Camden Wright
if she gains a couple, sure
Joshua Long
That isn't the official pilot.
Jaxon Turner
>polls and surveys
I'm a seven foot tall eighty year old Aboriginal shaman
Chase Johnson
made you check
Ethan Sanders
No. She's a pretty face but lacks the strong qualities a leader needs to command a ship in space. How would she handle a Romulan plot to sabotage her ship? What kind of training and education did Eva receive that would prepare her for interstellar travel? Is she at all qualified to negotiate a peace treaty with aliens? All she has going for her is being smug and sexy.
Jaxson Sanders
Precious stones aren't currency though. I mean Kirk even says they can reproduce them with technology so because of that they are worthless.
Jaxon Foster
Sylvia and Korob read Kirk's mind and offered him a form of wealth which they thought would appeal to him. If there was a form of secret Federation money no one ever mentioned then they would have filled their plates with that.
You're missing the point of their exchange.
Gabriel Smith
I would share my replicator credits with her.
Adrian Peterson
Elijah Ward
made you wrong
Leo Clark
The Cage was not aired until 1988, while a writers strike was crippling production of TNG.
Andrew Gray
Yeah but at the same time it's made clear their mindreading is incredibly sloppy, like when they try to frighten Kirk and Spock with something as cheesy as a dungeon with skeletons in it.
Jordan Fisher
>KIRK: Good. Show them in. I'm James Kirk, captain of the Enterprise. This is my science officer Mister Spock.
>CHILDRESS: Let's get right to business. You want lithium crystals and we've got them.
>KIRK: Fine. I'm authorised to pay an equitable price.
>CHILDRESS: We're not sure they're for sale, Captain. We might prefer a swap.
>KIRK: What did you have in mind?
Blake Cox
JJs massive transporter range removes the need for currency.
Benjamin Taylor
>What do humans fear? Death.
>What do humans eat? Food.
>What do humans want? Wealth.
They went with the most obvious plays which is how Kirk figured out it was all an illusion, and by that point there was nothing Korob or Sylvia could have offered which would have swayed him. The fact still stands that if Kirk held any sort of concept of material wealth then that's what would have manifested on the plates. Even replicator credits might have appeared, although those only become relevant during an energy crisis.
If there were any sort of price Sylvia could have paid to satisfy Kirk she would have given it to him, but there wasn't which is why she resorts to threatening the Enterprise with sympathetic magick.
Kirk was negotiating on Childress' terms. He never offers a price quote and when Childress offers to barter Kirk is basically saying "Well duh, that's what I meant. What do you want?" Kirk is dealing with an idiot and letting Childress make the first moves.
Grayson Peterson
They state there are certain commodities like dilithium which either can't be replicated or are so difficult and energy intensive that trading becomes necessary. Within the Federation labor still matters as skilled people are needed for anything from holonovels to serving on freighters to transport said commodities when a drone ship isn't enough for the valuable cargo. Compensation internally could be as simple as unlimited access to holodeck technology or getting a freighter in exchange for that labor. And the commodity could be purchased likewise. The idea is nobody has to work but there are rewards for it. Using credits of some type would make the accounting easier. Outside the Federation, some exchange happens. Like a great deal of resources go into making a planetary grade replicator or a tiny amount of biomimetic gel. These things can be used for exchange. Or sold for more accepted currency like latinum (another rare commodity.) In short they use money. They'd have to. It's just not about accumulation of wealth and power for its own sake or practical need of the average citizen.
Owen Bailey
Great point. That's why we go ahead and pretend that never happened.
Hudson Wood
>Kirk was negotiating on Childress' terms. He never offers a price quote and when Childress offers to barter Kirk is basically saying "Well duh, that's what I meant.
Nice mental gymnastics, but no. Here are some more example, begin your mental olympics
>When preparing to fight Klingons on Organia in 2267, Kirk said, "Well, the Federation has spent a lot of money on our training."
>On two occasions later that year, Kirk commented to a subordinate, "You just earned your pay for the week!"
>That same year, Cyrano Jones, after giving a free tribble to Lieutenant Nyota Uhura, told her, "A tribble is the only love that money can buy."
>Shortly before he retired in the 2290s, Montgomery Scott stated that he had "just bought a boat."
>Leonard McCoy responded to Chang incessantly declaring quotations of William Shakespeare during the battle of Khitomer by saying, "I'd give real money if he'd shut up."
>In the final draft script of TOS: "The Naked Time", self-appointed "Captain" Kevin Riley, while suffering from polywater intoxication, announced to the crew of the USS Enterprise that all male crewmen who attended an upcoming formal dance would be "raised one pay grade." According to Riley, this was to compensate them for all the female crewmen who attended the event each being provided with a pint of perfume from ship's stores.
>In the final draft script of TOS: "Charlie X", Doctor McCoy jokingly told Captain Kirk that, if McCoy was permitted to "just sit quietly in the background and hear" Kirk give Charles Evans a disciplinary talk, he "would gladly give up a year's pay."
Nathan Clark
>copy pasting
no, it is a no
Parker Foster
>Leonard McCoy responded to Chang incessantly declaring quotations of William Shakespeare during the battle of Khitomer by saying, "I'd give real money if he'd shut up."
apparely there was a deleted line (either in the script only or filmed and cut) where Spock replies that humans/federation don't use money anymore
Isaac Price
>Spock replies that humans/federation don't use money anymore
if there are resources, there is no reason not to have money.
Ryder Sullivan
>apparely there was a deleted line (either in the script only or filmed and cut) where Spock replies that humans/federation don't use money anymore
Nice source
Nathaniel Peterson
Money is promissory notation. As long as stable institutions like the Federation exists to provide law and order, money (electronic credit system) wold be the most practical way to exchange resources/services.
Jose Sanders
im wrong, it was the other joke about bones telling spock he wish he stood in bed, and spock says vulcans sleep laying down. disregard my post
Bones and Spock emerge with a bulky HEAT SENSOR and run
down the shaking corridors...
BONES
Bet you wish you'd stood in bed...
SPOCK
Vulcans sleep lying down...
For a moment Bones buys it - then, on their backs -
BONES
Spock, that was actually funny.
SPOCK
We DO sleep lying down.
Blake Williams
Exactly. The Federation cannot operate without promissory notes or replicator ration exchange. However, I would say that the Federation only relies on paying for actual labor, instead of allowing individuals to profit by manipulating the flow of money like what is done in a capitalist society.
Jaxon Johnson
Right. Different user here, but agreed. If the Federation had truly unlimited energy and could conjure whatever they wanted they'd be The Q. Kirk just didn't want to pay the nice whale lady for his beer in USD. He's a rascal like that.
Isaac Powell
Holy fuck why wasn't Star Trek Babies a thing? Just imagine those adorable tots getting into all kinds of hijinks while confounding Nanny.
Anthony Gonzalez
I want to see what the security cheif does when the Trees start speaking spoonhead.
Carter Bell
Okay Data, instead of explaining what jokes and figures of speech are to you I'll remind you Picard explicitly stated in First Contact that there's no money and they don't get paid.
This poster Is correct. On the fringes of space of course barter and trade are common and there's likely a form of accepted currency.
When Ro is infiltrating the Maquis in Preemptive Strike she asks Picard if he brought the money and he slaps a bag of coins on the table. In the context of this story "money" is used to describe how far removed these people are from the Federation.
In Enterprise when T'Pol is held for auction in the Orion slave market and we assume people are using some form of currency to bid on her. This is another example of money being used by people on the fringes of society to contrast the morals and values of our heroes with the seedy underworld they're engaging with.
We only encounter money when characters have to deal with sex traffickers and terrorists, so it obviously isn't something important for the average Federation citizen.
Anthony Martin
Ian Hernandez
Now this is a pitch. Would watch.
Samuel Kelly
Watching "Elementary, Dear Data" right now.
Dylan Murphy
J2?
Hunter Torres
Can we get a ToS version to go with this beaut?
Ryan Richardson
Anthony Cooper
Federation credits are well
Charles Bailey
Jack Hall
>Federation credits are well
._.
Adrian Hughes
Julian Hughes
Matthew Jenkins
Post got cut off. Meant to say that credits are well established as a medium of exchange but considered worthless outside of the Federation.
Owen Powell
Thanks
Ethan Brown
>economics-posting
William Roberts
>this Canadian junior officer comes up to you in the club and calls you insidious as he betrays the Federation
wot do lads?
Cameron Walker
I have heard catfags specifically deny they're furs
huh, thought that kind of mentality was only on Yea Forums though
Leo Lopez
I'm not Jimmy! I flap my hands at impulse only. I'm starting to feel my individuality being chipped away here.
Jack Sullivan
>set course to Flavorplanet, warp eight!
Gabriel Hill
Because we don't get enough of orange space cat but painted humans with tumors and skin conditions? :3
Julian Nguyen
>ValleyForge typing essays about Star Trek while furfags are shitposting about not being furries
Am I reading mirror universe /trek/?
Aaron Reyes
Whats the federations tax policy?
Dominic Allen
she looks like my ex
Elijah Fisher
sorry bro. I'll refrain from posting more of her this thread.
Hudson Price
It's a compliment, dude. Jimmy was whimsical and endearing.
Gavin Richardson
I doubt there is a need for taxation, since 99.9% of things can be replicated in literally a second.
Jace Stewart
You quickly produce large amounts of text. It's a Jim trait.
Camden Johnson
Resources still have to come from somewhere.
Jacob Cooper
The visor protects Spock's Vulcan eyes from excessive lens flare.
The beacon on top is to warn of dangerously illogical plot direction.
Easton Bennett
>mods ban half the /trek/posters and the already-dead board slows to half a crawl
Implement some foresight, perhaps?
William Stewart
I thought that autism died in 2008
Christopher Miller
Do you really think someone who does it for free has a tremendous amount of foresight?
Joseph Sanders
Who got banned?
Matthew Evans
Who in Star Trek owns the means of production? The answer is anyone with a replicator. If the means of production are self owned why then is currency needed when you already have access to what you need?
You can't replicate latinum and limited resources have a different paradigm for calculating worth versus limitless factory commodities.
I'm heckin stoned at work.
Justin Cox
No one, as far as I, an independent /trek/poster, am concerned! Heh heh!
Grayson Foster
With hope, porn will fix her
Landon Thompson
Replicators still need power to operate so the means of production aren't entirely self owned.
I'm curious as to how they handle things like real estate. What determines who gets to live in a big mansion and a vineyard like the Picard family, and who gets to live in a city flat like Barclay?
Ryder Cox
What is the best episode of TNG Season 1?
Jackson Stewart
Maybe some people don't want a vineyard.
Justin Carter
Yeah but who makes the replicators comma dumbass?
Wyatt Howard
At a certain point, some of the finer points of Star Trek's economy have to be explained the way Mike Okuda responded when Time Magazine asked how the Heisenberg Compensators worked: they work just fine, thank you.
Andrew Lopez
Will need some sauce on top right, my man
Landon Morris
Thanks. I think. I'll take what positive strokes I can get.
We don't know what replicator access is like for non Starfleet personnel. But the replicator requires energy and at least a few blocks of common elements if I'm not mistaken. And while we've seen Starfleet computers fart out designs on the fly, it's sapient beings who usually do the design work. And maintenance. So the means of production part is an antiquated notion of little concern. There's still money, Jim. But not as we know it.
Leo Bailey
Grant Morrison oft quoted comment in Rolling Stone:
>Even as Hollywood transforms itself into a superhero-industrial complex, struggling to find “gritty” and “realistic” takes on flying Übermenschen in rubber suits, Morrison revels in the glorious madness of these stories. “People say kids can’t understand the difference between fact and fiction, but that’s bullshit,” he says. “Kids understand that real crabs don’t sing like the ones in The Little Mermaid. But you give an adult fiction, and the adult starts asking really fucking dumb questions like ‘How does Superman fly? How do those eyebeams work? Who pumps the Batmobile’s tires?’ It’s a fucking made-up story, you idiot! Nobody pumps the tires!”
James Gray
>Okay Data, instead of explaining what jokes and figures of speech are to you I'll remind you Picard explicitly stated in First Contact that there's no money and they don't get paid.
Which has been contradicted before and after TNG. The simple fact is that it's an inconsistent detail. Don't be mad. Get smart.
Jack Young
11001001
Jace Martin
Encounter at far point. Season one sucks desu.
Gabriel Ortiz
B.but stories aren’t good unless you plan out all those details from the beginning!
Justin Hernandez
>The answer is anyone with a replicator.
Wrong. The Federation owns the means of production because they are the ones who can gather the fuel for replicators.
Kayden Turner
Jimmy (Vee Eff) knows very little about Star Trek
Jordan Williams
It's almost like a franchise which accepts script submissions has weird inconsistencies because it's fiction. One common philosophy throughout is that wealth isn't important to the characters in Star Trek. Even with a character like Quark his naked avarice is always played for laughs.
If we're just going to quote random episodes at each other then we aren't going to have a productive conversation, we're just going to end up at "but who replicates the replicators?"
Oliver Perry
>attention whore wants productive conversation
Hudson Cooper
I would much rather discuss whether Vulcan cuties are too smug or not smug enough.
Elijah Myers
>It's almost like a franchise which accepts script submissions
Moot point. They have a team of writers and lorekeepers which alter the scripts to fit into Star Trek. The actual fact is that Roddenberry decreed, early in TNG, that money doesn't exist but all of the writers could never figure out how the Federation is supposed to work under that rule (protip: it doesn't) so every now and then they threw in references to currency but most of the time they tip toed around it. Ronald D. Moore talks about this.
>If we're just going to quote random episodes at each other then we aren't going to have a productive conversation,
Headcanon isn't a productive conversation or whatever. The truth has been dished out. Star Trek is inconsistent about whether the Federation uses currency or not. That's a simple fact. There is no room for discussion. Now if you want to brainstorm how the Federation could operate with or without money, then go ahead and maybe you'll generate good discussion. But right now you just seem angry that I contradicted you with lines from the actual franchise.
Jace Johnson
Jasana, Empress of the Mrrshan Pride
Master, of Orion
Jordan Bell
>have a team of lorekeepers (also called editors irl)
>still can't keep their shit straight
I responded to your wall of quotes with points of my own which describe the narrative function of money in Star Trek and you didn't reply to it.
We can agree there are inconsistencies because it is a science fiction tv show called Star Trek not Captain Kirk's Tax Policy.
Henry King
NO OPEN DRINKS NEXT TO THE WARP CORE HOLY SHIT I'LL HAVE YOUR PIP FOR THIS
Levi Howard
reminder that women can thot patrol too
Zachary Howard
Can't it be both? We never firmly established the MSRP of Vulcan Love Slaves.
Connor Parker
>have a team of lorekeepers (also called editors irl)
An editor is a different position.
>still can't keep their shit straight
Did you even read my post? That wasn't the issue.
>I responded to your wall of quotes with points of my own
Your posts were mostly full of complaints and other irrelevant utterances. I have only engaged in fact, but you seem more interested in being mad that I used quotes from Star Trek to contradict your claims. I don't think you're interested in the truth, but rather just pushing your narrative.
Austin Sanders
Angel Green
>I don't think you're interested in the truth, but rather just pushing your narrative.
My narrative of referencing things that happened in the show?
You don't want a discussion you want to argue, and you keep ignoring the point of my posts while you wander off in left field pursuing sources that have nothing to do with our discussion.
Dismissed.
Liam Foster
What is the point of your posts?
Anthony Torres
That you're dismissed.
Angel Lopez
bussard ramscoops
Julian Kelly
You're being very emotional and illogical. It seems my prior analysis of your emotional state and its influence on your actions was correct.
Liam Moore
Why are Romulan episodes so kino?
Camden Ward
Because questionable fashion choices aside, Romulans are pretty much the alpha quadrant master race.
Thomas Lopez
I enjoyed the first 2 seasons of tng
people only hate it because its a meme to hate it, sucks they dropped that plot and didn't resolve it
Isaiah Barnes
Can't bussard scoop dilithium, bro. We've all tried. (Just like we've all tried to figure out why the fuck they need dilithium.) Just isn't logical.
Juan Powell
Thanks, m8
Isaiah Brown
Because deviousness (Romulan) is a more compelling trait than aggression (Klingon).
Blake Foster
Ya gotta think Scotty was buzzed on duty most of the time. It explains why he told the captain resetting the WiFi router would take 3 days, and then Kirk would be all like, "you have one hour, Mr Scott!" and feel erect to the tip in his leadership skills. Then drunk Scotty chuckled and got a power nap.
Jeremiah Diaz
aren't romulans beta quadrant though?
Isaac Clark
True, but even the elderly Jake in The Visitor had a nice big house.
Grayson Gomez
season 2 is good. in fact it might actually be better than season 3.
crusher's return sucked all the fun out of the crew banter
Alexander Murphy
Charles Miller
Listen, I just want to have a productive conversation that validates my world view. Dismissed, piss and shit, etc.
Asher Flores
ITS BEEN A LONG TIME
WAITING FOR MY BAN TO CLEAR
ITS BEEN A LONG WAIT
BUT I CAN FINALLY POST BASHIR
Carter Martinez
she cute
Ryder Cook
Has tranny posting been replaced with furposting now?
Chase Lee
I fucking hope so
Matthew Fisher
This scene was disgusting and had no place in a Star Trek production. You filthy degenerates can all go to Hell.
Joseph Bailey
Can you imagine if they actually looked like Caitians?
Kirk getting so much pussy pussy in one sitting, it'd but any man's dick in a wheelchair
Brandon Green
Nah it's one guy talking to himself again
Gabriel Williams
>fluffkevlar
Based
Lucas Hill
I agree.
Isaiah Ross
hey edgelord, go back to oblivion
Mason Jones
>TNG: The Price
>first time Star Trek shows two people in bed together post-coitus
>that scene where Troi and Crusher have their camel toes on full display
What did Gene mean by this?
Jose Watson
M-More
Hudson Sanchez
They didn't give a fuck about continuity in the 80s and it is impossible to reconcile all references to money/lack thereof
Andrew Green
Replicator replicators comma fren.
Christopher Edwards
It's an expression.
Josiah Scott
Brody Hall
banter
Isaiah Jenkins
Nice milkers for an asian
Isaac Brooks
Friendly reminder there's a function built into the reporting system for addressing posts about wanting to fuck animals.
Samuel Flores
>durr no place
What you smokin'?
Kirk gets women all the time and he needed some quality pussy as a youngin' with a lot of load to give
Ethan Perez
Yes. But that's just how long their (uncut?) dick's are, user.
Bentley Ross
Not great, not terrible.
Jackson Long
100% uncut
Lincoln Sullivan
Romulans are uncut because they're not Semites.
Jackson Foster
>Write so Kirk bangs Caitain twins
>Take away almost all the Caitain features
Fuck JJ
Ayden Green
Padded bra. According to Gene's vision. But I totally would regardless.
Matthew Jones
Leo Baker
Brody Wright
So which race is cut? Ferengi or Bajorans? Both? They both seem way more obsessed about ears.
Hunter Brown
AND I WILL RETCON THE EVENTS OF DS9
BASHIR WAS REALLY GAAaAaAAY
Justin Hill
Kirk never engaged in romance-less hookups, despite your surface level knowledge of Star Trek
Connor Cooper
>still talking to yourself
Eli Edwards
Didn't he even impregnate a native gal?
Carter Thompson
Yes, that he was married to
Kayden Perry
And he got married when on a scouting mission?
This dude gets AROUND
Blake Watson
Aiden Martin
Bajorans are definitely cutfags, maybe the Vulcans too because they need to limit their sexual pleasure.
Carson Hall
small tits
Ayden Mitchell
wat
Nolan Morales
MORE
Connor Clark
Just watch the goddamn show you tourist
Gabriel Diaz
/twek/-frens inna haus!
Robert Edwards
I am, just finished sesson 3
I just want to get to TNG already, jesus
Gavin Jenkins
>watching tv is a chore I have to get though
maybe do something else, user?
Aaron Lewis
oh no! redmarks next to my dear sweet space cat!
Chase Collins
The actress who played the qt Trill at Ops in that movie died in June.
Hudson Watson
tfw you're only now watching voyager because there's nothing else left to watch again
which episodes are kino?
Asher Phillips
Well, the original series seems like the only chore
Caleb Turner
Another Trek show with a black woman in command. What a shock.
Benjamin Lopez
uh okay
Carter Harris
sorry, guy
incel mod hates space cats and nonhumans I guess
Not even sure how this is "porn"
Nolan Johnson
Absolutely retarded. Why not just hit them each with a torpedo?
Levi Anderson
They’re all good except Fair Trade because they go to a spacemall with a fascist security chief and that concept just bores me
Oliver Allen
Let's keep this an upbeat thread. 2000 people have starred on trek. We don't need an update every time one of them passes. Please be respectful.
Michael Morales
Don't get hung up on gender/race. It won't help you enjoy the show.
Chase James
Just let it go, buddy.
Jose Bailey
>they go to a spacemall
sounds familiar
Adrian Allen
I don't watch CBS's "Trek" abortions.
Ayden Wilson
weird response
you should let whatever it is that is burning your neurons go
Jaxon Reyes
But they were all filmed on the CBS lot
Justin Brown
>*humming Enterprise engine noise*
Jordan Ortiz
>franchise caretakers debate
Landon Davis
I enjoy having the physical media.
Andrew Flores
>Upbeat
You say that, but suppressing your tears can lead to dangerously high salt levels.
Christopher Sanchez
>lol u mad? u so mad
Lucas Rodriguez
I just get drunk. When I'm hung over I cry at anything. To keep it on topic: Which iteration has the smartest uniforms? For me it's TNG.
Adrian Jackson
I wasn't. Maybe nobody is. I'm all for upbeat. It just like sodium levels spiked here. Maybe it's partially my fault for contributing to replicator macro economics fapping. IDK. I'll take what I can get.
Ryder Roberts
Why does that antiAmerican retard Robert Picardo hate Trump so much? Why does he want to turn America into South America? Why doesn't he just move to South America if he likes it so much?
Joshua Peterson
This has already been discussed.
Sebastian Ross
>This has already been discussed.
Something quite rare in a trek thread, huh?
Elijah Butler
How do I give myself a (You)?
Levi Campbell
A lot of the anons who shelter here communicate though sarcasm and vitriol. Just nod and smile.
Evan Howard
>This has already been discussed.
>NO WAAAAAAY???!!! HERE, ON /TREK/??!! YOU MUST BE OUT YO DAM MIND, SON!
Andrew Jackson
just finished tng after finishing tos a few months ago
should I watch ds9 or voyager next?
Lucas Scott
Don't confuse loony lefties with common sense. It's like throwing holy water on demons.
Hudson Edwards
Maybe it won't turn into 200 posts about whether or not the billionaire savior of humanity knows where Alabama is
Caleb Wright
You shouldn't, people will know. I've been caught doing it and it's not a good feeling.
Elijah Thompson
start new chain
Aiden Roberts
I thought it was all about Russian collusion!
No wait...
That was Hillary.
MUELLER WILL SAVE US FROM BAD ORANGE MAN!!
Brandon Thompson
I just want to know how to make it not seem obvious. I figure if I keep the thread bumped with schizo posts maybe someone else will eventually reply.
Matthew Gonzalez
Maybe Mueller knows where Alabama is
Adrian Brown
You don't just jump into samefagging. It's a craft that takes time. Study BF's posts carefully, then when you're ready, make a move.
William Jenkins
Have a Romulan ale. Great question on the uniforms. I've been mulling it over since a previous thread. Even though it isn't exactly my generation and I think First Contact/DS9 uniforms would be more comfy and logical, I'm probably gonna have say Wrath+ wardrobe was peak fashion. Plus they kept the skirt option.
Luis Myers
Those people are not well.
Julian Walker
>turtlenecks on military unis.
'tis a no
Justin Nelson
Why would I make a move on a tripfag? I want to know how to reply to myself. Discretely.
Gabriel Hall
ds9
John Sanchez
Funny... I thought it was supposed to hit Florida real bad.
You idiots and your idiotic arguments. You'll never stop grasping at straws. Why don't you go burn a few more trash cans or commit another fake hate crime/false flag?
Angel Ramirez
Maybe I'll shove my fist up your ass instead
Adam Lewis
I doubt Muller even knows where his own country is. If you gave him a globe, he'd probably try to fuck it.
Hudson Miller
new thread?
Evan Wood
Naa I think we’re good
Landon Phillips
I'd like to see you try it, pussy.
Blake Long
be frens
Samuel Ramirez
But they aren't *technically* military. And space is cold, user. What's so bad about turtle necks anyway?
Dylan Sullivan
>What's so bad about turtle necks anyway?
I'd allow it if they were fishermen. It looks civilian
Justin Bailey
kys faggot
Jack Morris
They look like Nazi uniforms. What are they, Hugo Boss knock-offs?
Zachary Phillips
how do you get "nazi" from that look?
Juan Adams
Because they look like Nazi uniforms. DUH.
Kevin Carter
Samuel Brown
Did you paint this?
Ayden Martin
...
Luis Wright
If i had painted it she wouldn't be wearing panties
Caleb Perez
Pedro?
Tyler Martin
Obviously Alfred pumps the Batmobile's tires. Morrison couldn't have picked a more moronic example
Owen Johnson
I don't really see the Nazi connection. But that and the evil aside, those unforms were also really nice. And the question was which uniform was best. Not which was least antisemite fisherman.