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  • Am I the only one who isn't a fan of Star Trek? I've always been more of a Star Wars fan. *shrug* Oh well.

  • honestly its funnier in german i dont know why ... i have both versions and i like the german sync voices more than the english :)

  • Arguing on the internet is like Playing against disabled kids even if you win your still retarded.

  • @TheSevanthNinja hurr so original hurr

  • @DaGrox94 1: It was not ment to be original.

    2: memes like "hurr" are not original for if they were they would not be popular so i'm afraid you have made a hypocratic comment which happened to be even less original than mine.

    Way to make yourself look stupid, that one thing your good at.

  • @TheSevanthNinja

    1. I know it wasn't meant to original, my point is that is completely overused. I've heard it a billion times before.

    2. I can't be less original because there aren't different levels of unoriginality.

    3. Hypocratic isn't a word. Also, I was using 'hurr' with the intention of mocking you, as hurr is not longer just a meme, but does have some obscure meaning.

    4. "Way to make yourself look stupid, that one thing YOUR good at."

    HURRRRRRRRRRRR

  • @TheSevanthNinja I usually don't agree with people like this, but in this case he is right. It's a stupidly overdone comment.

  • @karmaofgood my original commment or the use of "hurr"?

  • @TheSevanthNinja I mean your, "unoriginal comment"

  • @karmaofgood Must depend on the target audience then because I have never seen that comment apart from this one time.

    or are you referencing people that post comments to attempt to stop arguments.

  • @TheSevanthNinja If you are on the internet, then you have a 99% chance to have heard or seen that comment before. It has been minorly changed, by a couple of words, but the message is the same. And the 1% might not even exist. It might just be you.

  • @karmaofgood 82% of statistics are made up on the spot.

    plus the internet is huge their are popular sites that you will visit and see frequently comments like that where as there are popular sites i vist where i wouldn't see it.

    p.s. i wouldn't use statistics/"facts" on the internet because someone will call you on it.

  • @TheSevanthNinja No one is this stupid, you really have to be trolling not to understand that the statistics, had nothing to do with my comment. And oh look 82% of statistics are made up on the spot. Yet another joke by a famous comedian, that you unoriginally used, and changed it by just the % amount. And no, when I say that it's everywhere on the internet, I mean, it's everywhere on the internet.

  • @karmaofgood 1:it has nothing to do with an understanding of statistics for everything has a reuse date for past said point it is no longer funny 'hurr' has past it's date.

    2:If you get into any comedian you will eventually see that they reuse material.

    3: you can't definitively say that without visting every page that ever was and is and finding that phrase. Don't forget that it internet is growing almost exponentially.

    your comments have now been void.

    u jelly?

  • @TheSevanthNinja 1. Yeah you are dumb. I said that the joke was made by a comedian, also it's a comedian who was around before the internet got big, so no you are dumb.

    2. Yes comedians reuse material, their own material, might I add though. Not to say, something can be funny reused, if it hasn't been used one hundred times over. I also didn't say "hurr" was funny, I just said, that what you said was unoriginal. Which is is fine, if you were acting like it was an original thought.

  • @TheSevanthNinja I mean, "oh yeah I totally didn't know about that internet meme that started maybe 6 or 7 years ago, back before the internet, " was growing exponentially". "Oh and this Stephen Wright Joke, obviously wasn't made before the internet even really took off, so I will use it, and everyone will think I am witty."

    Yeah no one thinks you are witty, they just think you are dumb. And saying you jelly, doesn't make you seem any less of the troll. Did have me for a few comments though

  • @karmaofgood the internet didn't start 7 years ago you foolish character!

    key word people "think" your witty and people don't think i'm dumb that's just you because you are losing.

    in the end the troll wins.

  • @TheSevanthNinja Troll I said before it was growing exponentially. But alas just a troll.

  • @TheSevanthNinja theory is "fact" after it is proven with several experiments. Saying ANYTHING that is not fact, makes it just another theory. Statistics show most probable outcome. Peace

  • @GamerEnterprise love how much rage i invoke.

  • @TheSevanthNinja uj dont invoke rage, dont flater yourself. I feel anger in defoult.

  • oh great now I need to look for misterniggery's comment. sigh.

  • Star Trek is dumb...BAZINGA!!!

  • I've always wondered that. I'm glad Raj asked it loud :)

  • @VerterosGaming Concerning alien private parts......Fascinating

  • I'm in love with this moment

  • @Kazumaster Haha. What culture do you live in?!

  • @SirAvalord Take one good look at the comments section.

    I'm tired of getting replies and talking about this, though, so I'll remove all my comments now.

  • okay, that was stupid

  • If anyone is wondering why the private parts are all in the same place, it is explained in The Next Generations when they discover that the entirety of the galaxy was dead until one super powerful species planted their DNA across the whole of the galaxy. Thus why they all have the same private parts, humanoid figure, etc. The exception is for the various species such as the Tholians who evolved naturally and the species that came from other galaxies such as Species 8472 and the Caretaker.

  • @VerterosGaming Also, if you remember in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, Kirk get's into a fight with this one alien, kicks him in what he thinks is his kneecap... it's not.

  • @skyephoneix I cracked a giggle when I first saw that :p

  • @VerterosGaming Also that thing that Kirk fights in Rura Penthe (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country) that has its genitals on its knees.

  • @VerterosGaming There's another explanation for that.

    Star Trek was made before super-impressive CG effects - so everyone looked humanoid.

  • @VerterosGaming Lies! If that was true, Sheldon would have said so! So says the first priest of the church of Sheldon!

    ;)

  • @VerterosGaming that, or, they couldnt afford/didnt have great make up in the original series, so they had to make all the aliens humanoid?

  • @basketballjocks Way to crush the fantasy there basket :p

  • @VerterosGaming well, its probably true

    star trek is great, but people have to admit, it is a 60s show and franchise. and all makeup/fx of the later series are based upon the original designs

  • @Kazumaster It's sad, isn't it?

  • does anybody know how to spell "ponfar"??? 

  • @niajef it's pon farr. in italics.

  • @WebSure24 ooh cool, thx

  • XD ROTFL 

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  • Well there was that part in Star Trek 6 where the alien's balls were in his knees

  • @ytmndman +1 from a fellow Trekker for remembering that nerd-bonus-question

    -1,000,000 from all the people out there who rightfully are wondering both how and why the fuck we remember where an alien kept his nuts in a Star Trek movie.

    ;)

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  • raj never saw the undiscovered country

  • Pointy ears and shapely rears bahahaha, gold.

  • @Kazumaster It really just depends what knowledge you have.

    People tend to mock what they don't understand lol.

  • @Kazumaster Indeed.

  • I fucking love this show

  • holy hell, there's a bunch of sheldons in the comments section. lol

  • Hey, get your thing out of my nose!

  • @malonbu Mankind has indeed been pondering this quesiton since Kirk and Co. first set out to go where no MAN has gone before in the mid 60's.

  • Pon Farh would be extremely unattractive to watch.

    It's violent and primal... on second thought it would probably be awesome.

  • holy shit the person who uploaded this 46,259 videos on here...... damn

  • @bradledots that's because it's on the official cbs  youtube page

  • Whoa whoa which star trek we talking? I mean, I've seen the new movie, but I didn't see his birth.

  • @DizzyIzzy987 It's a deleted scene, you can look it up on youtube

  • What Raj said was true, I mean, you don't see monotremes in Star Trek.

  • I can't believe people are actually arguing O_O

  • @bltsdsubbie

    A phrase applicable to any video on Youtube.

  • Answer to Raj and all others curious: There are two answers to the question. Trek Lore: An Ancient Humanoid Race "seeded" a multitude of planets and so life on these planets generated from a common ancestor (hence many similarities) (See TNG Episode "The Chase"). Real life answer: The actors are all human... (duh). And yes, I have a life, I just happen to like Star Trek and accuracy - if that makes me a geek, I'm a geek!

  • @RainBirdLori if it is so, than why do vulcans have green blood, the heart at the place of the liver (Bones: :“he is lucky that his heart is where his liver should be, or he’d be dead!” (A Private Little War)

    So, if the heart changes it's place, why shouldn't the genitals change?

  • @msinvincible2000 Because, my dear, it takes only a little migration for the heart to be moved. The genitals however not only need to migrate, but they need to do so appropriately in both genders of a species. As for things like green blood and whatnot, That comes about after the "seeding" I mentioned. the elements prevalent on that particular planet have a say in the makeup too. So, copper being in abundance on Vulcan equals green blood.

    Besides: How else is Captain Kirk to get all the womens?

  • W-O-W!

  • it is ironic that the scenes got deleted. Thank god for deleted scenes.

  • The true question is, how do androids like Data have kids? Do they plug in a USB stick and release their "Data" on it? Then stick it in another android and "turn them on"?

  • @WebVMan Oh Shatner, I lol'd.

    But seriously, just ask Tasha Yar. I'm sure she knows. ; )

  • @WebVMan Maybe all he needs to do is insert his floppy disk into another machines processor and after thorough scanning, releases the data sporadically in intervals.

  • @WebVMan Data had a daughter. See TNG 3x16 - "The Offspring".

  • @NecessaryTruths interesting episode. I never thought data would ever have a child

  • If they were TRUE nerds, the fertility clinic joke would've mentioned Sarek by name.

  • @PokerJoker811 Right!

  • its funny when the nerds under the comments get their period arguing over about star trek

  • @DimitarAwesome thats not what causes periods.............

  • @happyfeet794 it was a joke...dont take it literall

  • Lol i'm lucky, i didn't understand a crap. :D

  • @sickLu1z same here :D lol

  • I cannot believe that any of them, especially Sheldon, could really be Star Trek fans. The series is full of errors in elementary physics.

  • @flowerbower Also for some reason, they are fans of the super-man movies, the movies have a lot of errors, stupid powers for Super-Man and plot holes

  • @Lukmendes The letters page of the old Superman comics was hilarious: a fan would spot a mistake, the editor would think up an excuse. Then anoher fan would spot that his excuse was inconsistent with an earlier episode, and the editor had to invent an even more convoluted excuse ... it went on and on. It always reminded me of a theological dispute about that other well-known fictional character.

    Of course, the original Superman had no real super-powers; just a body adapted to higher gravity.

  • @flowerbower I didn't knew that, i thought the original Super-Man was the pre-crisis one(And in my opinion, he was WAY too powerfull)

  • @flowerbower Explain.

  • @PoTaTeRsX For instance, in Deep Space 9 especially, when a craft's engines are damaged or when it runs out of fuel, it starts to slow down even in ... ahem ... deep space. Why? In every series, the ship's engines seem to be working all of the time. Why? Having reached Warp whatever, they could be turned off! Not to mention (particularly in the early series) ships coming to a sudden stop without throwing the crew off their feet (whereas slight turbulence did do that). Then there is the ...

  • @PoTaTeRsX [cont] overall logic of the series: why should 2 starships, after multitudinous adventures, always meet each other in exactly the same orientation? Unless, of course, one of them is damaged; in which case it appears to be listing! Star Trek was never more than a seafaring tale transferred to space by writers who knew no physics. Of course I am being picky, but so would Sheldon be!

  • @flowerbower craft slows down because of the "subspace" or whatever physics of star trek. You see, in order to avoid ridiculous power levels required for starship to accelerate at the rate depicted in the show, their propulsion system reduces the effective mass of the spacecraft. So when engines are damaged, the craft's mass returns to normal, and it slows down. That also explains why do they need to be working all the time.

    And warp propulsion is used for FTL travel, so no newtonian (...)

  • @DKzgd what? the propulsion system reduced the effective mass? where did you get that? the warp drive bends space time creating positive space behind and negative in front, the equalizing force moves it forward (kinda like how a propeller created positive water pressure behind the propeller and negative pressure in front pushing the propeller and attached craft forward)

    when the engines are cut space is no longer warped and they stop (remeber space is moving the ship is remaining still)

  • @tuseroni read it one some trek site, long ago... anyway here's something similar from wiki page on Impulse drive:

    "Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual indicates that the impulse engines are nuclear fusion engines where the plasma from the fusion reactor powers a massive magnetic coil to propel the ship (...) This is used in conjunction with the ship's warp drive's alteration of the ship's relativistic mass, to achieve mid-to-high sub-light speeds."

  • @flowerbower the ships detect one anothers signature and adjust course and heading to match, there have been cases however where a ship has come out of cloak from below the ship for a surprise attack.

  • @tuseroni Well, the obvious follow-up quibble is then, "why would they bother"? Since they each have their own artificial gravity, it is not as though either crew is going to be discomfited.

    On the subject of artificial gravity: the original Star Trek series were much more accurate than the films. In the series, objects did not fall off tables when the ship (i.e. camera) tilted. In some films (where the entire set was tilted), they did! All that effort taken to produce an inferiior effect!

  • @flowerbower i think upside down is a poor attack posture and it is a little uncomfortable. as for things falling off the table when the ship tilts its not really that the ship TILTS more that it is violently shaken. the artificial gravity keeps things falling towards the plates but does little for sudden shocks.

    the real question is why do they shunt warp plasma through to the fucking monitors. and have they ever heard of a breaker. every time there is a power surge some poor ensign dies.

  • @tuseroni What exactly does 'upside-down' mean when one is carrying one's own gravity field? And why should it be uncomfortable? Everything happening outside the ship would look like nothing more than a video game, being played while sitting in a comfortable chair.

  • @flowerbower upside down of course is relative, when they look out the view screen or out the windows and see the other ship upside down its a bit disorienting. i think when one ship is getting ready to talk to another they just adjust their heading appropriately.

  • @tuseroni Who would have guessed that spacefarers were so sensitive to a little thing like seeing something upside-down. Or that, since they see most things via CCTV, they do not have the technology to flip the picture.

    BTW, why would a starship have to be streamlined?

  • @flowerbower A for gods sake thats just stupid special effects thing thats always seen in sf shows... Why do ships meet each other faced in same direction? For the same reason they always fight on visual distances, with slow speeds, even dialogue indicates otherwise... For the same reason they are well lighted, even in the darkness of deep space... For the same reason you can hear their engines humming and weapons firing in space...

    Its just trivial special effect mistake. Get over it...

  • @DKzgd Please read the complete thread: it is not really about such defects, but whether such a picky person as Sheldon could stomach them!

  • @flowerbower I always do before I get involved... and most of your complaints steamed from lack of knowledge about the show...

    And Sheldon could stomach it because its just trivial special effects thing, done for the sake of simplicity, with no baring on the plot whatsoever. There are tons of such mistakes, you havent even scratched the surface. Nerds watch SF shows for science fiction part, not special effects part. Mistakes done in writhing department would piss Sheldon off, not poor visuals

  • @DKzgd Well, if I were Sheldon I think that my first question to you would be, "is English your mother tongue". But, leaving that aside, I was already picking holes in Star Trek over 40 years ago so I know that I have not scratched the surface HERE. I still maintain that, given Sheldon's pedantry, he would find every aspect of Star Trek corrigible. But, then, I don't believe that the writers know any real physicists. Real ones would not be sufficiently funny.

  • @flowerbower Is English my mother tongue? Well obviously not, since my profile states I'm from Croatia... So you are either sloppy or you are trolling...

    "(...)given Sheldon's pedantry, he would find every aspect of Star Trek corrigible." Sorry mate, in other to make that statement you need to know why would he done that, ie you need to know the show. And you clearly dont. Almost all your argument steamed from your ignorance about the show...

  • @DKzgd Imagine Sheldon's voice saying (in uber-pedant mode): "It says that you are in Croatia. It doesn't say that you are Croatian". And the rest of your text does not really suggest a foreign national; just a poorly educated, or sloppy, English-speaker.

    The point is that Sheldon criticises and critiques everything. The idea that he would condone errors that insult his only true love, physics, is untenable. And his second love is probably logic. Star Trek loses on both scores.

  • @flowerbower

    Lol I'm ending this conversation, you are trolling and deliberately being rude. My English has nothing to do with topic at hand. It was you who was sloppy and ignorant with your assumptions...

    1. Sheldon is just fictional character... and guess what?! He loves Star Trek. So you fail in your own logic...

    2. You still haven't backed up any of you glamorous claims about Star Trek, so you fail again. The only thing you've demonstrated is your irrational hatred for the show...

  • @flowerbower (...)

    And here's hint for you: acting pretentious does not make you look "Sheldon like", it just makes you look like pretentious prick... And since you haven't tried to defend any of your claims in your last few posts, I'm going to have to assume that you dont have any arguments left and that you are going to continue trolling. So I'll do what I always do with trolls; will simply delete your future replies without even reading them...

    bye bye

  • @flowerbower i would be, someone parks their ship towards me to talk and they are at a 90 degree angle to me, or a 45 degree angle, or a 180 degree angle it looks lazy,you can't even take the time to adjust your heading?

    of course there would likely be a question of who should adjust their heading to whom,the sheild are usually strongest at the front near the deflector dish,and front facing phaser banks are usually near the deflector dish too (though some do exist on the top)so its defensive too

  • @tuseroni This reminds me of the old DC Comics letters pages; with the editor desperately trying to cover up plot holes. Of course, at the 'meta-level', one might ask why the ships also have to be parallel to the bottom of the viewer's TV. Wouldn't it be more imaginative to have them at some arbitrary angle. Wouldn't that sort of flatter the intelligence of the viewer, and undermine the suspicion that Star Trek is just an updated seafaring adventure.

  • @flowerbower as for streamlined ships, there is no reason other than aesthetics. steamlined or not streamlined makes no difference it just looks better, probably looks better to the ship makers too. borg put no emphesis on aesthetics so theirs are just geometric shapes. romulans and klingons go with bird shaped ships cus thats how they like it.

  • @tuseroni Well perhaps there is a reason... I read somewhere its because of warp field, ship are designed in certain way because its more effective that way...

  • @DKzgd to a degree yeah, the nacells in the back need to be raised from the hull because the warp static field between them causes the ship to vibrate. but i think he meant more asthetic things like the smoothing of the saucer section or even more extreme example would be voyager with the smooth contours from tip to tail and nacelles that retracted for no good reason.

  • @tuseroni Voyager was designed to enter atmospheres, so there is a reason...

    Well yea, I know what he meant and I was replying to that... the saucer section could be smooth because warp field is more effective that way...

  • @DKzgd it seems unlikely, warp engines create a bubble around the ship, there is no drag within the warp bubble, i really think its entirely aesthetic, in any time people like smooth curves, cargo ships are not smooth they are maximized for storage aesthetics dont enter into it. a smooth slick space ship looks impressive, looks sexy, captains like it, crew likes it, aliens may or may not like it pending if they evolved that particular predilection towards curves.

  • @tuseroni well I'm just stating something I've read... I'm not going to debate the way technology based on fictional physics works...

  • @DKzgd Want to know something interesting: I frequent the university where Alcubierre wrote his 'space-warp' paper. It seemed to me that he was just desperate to write something ... anything ... to justify his sabbatical there. The paper was, of course, over-imaginative rubbish and it has been slated by other theoreticians ever since. But, of course, the crackpots love it.

  • @DKzgd and voyager was designed to be able to land, not really for dogfights in the air or to any manner that aerodynamics come into play.

    sexy is sexy and doesnt always need a purpose (the nacells retracting though is just silly its just another thing that can break. never did see those motors get damaged though)

  • @tuseroni there is a reason for nacels, to enable more control over the shape of warp field or something like that... look it up, google it or something...

    oh come on, dont be silly, by that logic space shuttles dont have to be streamlined either ; )

  • @tuseroni There is a very good reason: designers would want to maximise useful volume while minimising outer-hull surface-area. That would dictate a sphere. The Borg are moving in the right direction, with a cube. Perhaps they SHOULD assimilate everybody: they are clearly more intelligent. I'll bet that they also do not waste time playing poker, playing musical instruments or putting on performances of Shakespeare. The crew of the Enterprise, OTOH, seem to be stuck with 20thC attitudes.

  • @flowerbower im not sure ive seen this effect and ive seen all the movies and all of TOS,TNG,DS9, VOy and ENT (i havent seen TAS so i cant shorten that to every series.) i have seen things flinged across the room, being knocked sideways relative to the shelf or table (which may be vertical relative to the camera as the camera moves when the ship is shaken)

  • @tuseroni I think that it was the same film where Kirk is imprisoned on an icy planet. It happens in less than a second; easy to miss.

  • The answer was I think in a episode in the Next Generation..Where they find out at all the alien races in Star Trek and actually desendants of a super first race..They are told this by a message in a hologram left billions of years ago..Sorry I can't remember the episode title..But I did rememeber the ending.. Any Star Trek geeks know the answer?? So that is why all the aliens are like humans.. One head..Two arms etc..

  • @davisgreen2020 The episode is called "The Chase" and I absolutely love it. :)

    However, there's also a Star Trek novel that explains it in a different way, though I put that down to it being before "The Chase" occurred. It was an OST novel and in it Bones explained the "humanoid alien" trope through evolution (i.e. it's efficient and the most fit form for most lifestyles, especially those of intelligent, space-going beings).

  • @treepyful: Deep thanks for that information ! My memory work strongly on picture and imagines..Words and names fail me..Yes "The Chase" So there the answer the wonderful question posed by super geeks in the Big Bang Theory !! So that is why all the aliens in the Star Trek universe have one head, two arms and two legs.. They all come from the first orginal space traveling race billions of years ago..Arthur C. Clarke suggest a similar thing in preface of his book 2001: A Space Odyssey..

  • Excuse me while I go watch this show now.

  • In Star Trek VI, there was the alien on Rura Penthe who had his testicles in his knees.

  • @RADIXCHRISTUSMOLE Haha I remember that!

  • Warning: Be careful watching this, or any TBBT video at work. Laughter will inevitably ensue. Be prepared for funny, questioning looks from co-workers.

  • Lets repeat something we all just saw..

  • OMG, I have got to start watching this show!

  • XD EPIC conversation!

  • "Pointy ears and shaply rears" - best. line. EVER.

  • 0:12, 0:12! XD HIS EARS, HIS EARS XD THEY ARE VULCAN!

  • HOW IS VULCAN FORMED?

    HOW IS VULCAN FORMED?

    HOW SPOCK GET CONCEIVED?

  • Big Bang Theory FTW

  • spock's birth was already shown in The final frontier

  • "In Star Trek, how come everyone's private parts are the same? No alien lady ever told Kirk 'Hey get your thing out of my nose'''

    I've been asking myself for ages! XD

  • Not true. Remember in STVI on Rura Penthe, the kick to the knee was a testicle shot.

  • Star Trek rules !!!

  • I feel awesome for being able to follow that conversation. :D

  •  pon'farr - Mating time, the entirety of the Vulcan mating phenomena

  • Raj has a point in the end there...

  • *Nerd alert* They actually addressed this in an ep of Next Gen. An ancient civilization seeded many inhabitable worlds in the galaxy with similar DNA, resulting in similar humanoids on the different planets, each evolving slightly differently to adapt to their environments. This may be why non-humanoid intelligent species are very rare...those that would have evolved were likely pushed aside by the more advanced alien seeds.

  • @Shular67 *Nerd alert* That scene is actually here on youtube.

    Type in "Human Origin Conspiracy in Trek Terms"

  • These sound like my daily conversations. Haha! XP

  • I used to watch Star Trek and don't feel bad about it

  • 'Pointy Ears & Shapely Rears'....

    I'm selling subscriptions...anyone interested?

  • @cecinid yes. i'm a vulcan on a mission, and these playboys, SUCK

  • @cecinid

    depends...

    how pointy are the ears, how shapely are the rears.

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  • For Vulcans mating, or if you will: "Pon Farr"...

    hehe XD

  • I'm such a geek for knowing all this... I love Star Trek.

    And Big Bang Theory.

    So very very much...

  • @ShireBaggins123 I'm sorry to tell you this but... No such thing as geeks anymore. I love both too but I'm not a geek. Im a nerd, bitch. So stfu n gtfo nub.

  • @Xearf i feel the same way

  • what ep is this?

  • This was the Dilbert comic today. It all makes sense now

  • Vulcans only get it on once every 7 years..........Hey! I think I used to be married to a Vulcan!

  • @TomatoeAssassin actually they mate during Pon Farr because they HAVE to, and they mate the rest of the time because they WANT to.

  • I actually read something where someone went through every Star Trek episode and analyzed Kirk's relations with females. It is only likely he slept with two of the women, and one was a girl he was married to. There were strong hints at others, but it seems there were other factors making it unlikely in each of those cases.

    And the reason all the ST aliens looked like us was that they were simply cheaper to costume that way.

  • @MultiGreenpen

    regional problems? 

  • If you understood this, you are A) Bald. B) Fat. C) Lonely. D) All of the Above. You will either, A) Neglect it. B) Accept it. C) Finish your bag of Doritos.

  • I thought that Spock's birth was shown in a movie already?

    The Final Frontier. The Vulcan female in a memory of Spock's delivered him.

  • 15 people put their thing in an alien lady's nose

  • strange: I've always asked myself the same question as Raj. lol

  • @msinvincible2000 Actually, in Star Trek VI, the alien that picked a fight with Kirk had his genitals in his knees.