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Yup, I'd say that about about makes it perfect Dis. I'm saying it again, Neuro-Pressure and Nudity, never fails.

Notice the wood forms a giant penis pointing right at Archer...very subtle.

How about a picture of Daniels or our Temporal Mystery Man, then the words "Temporal Cold War- You won't know why you're fighting it and the viewers won't really care."

Oh... I was kidding anyway, a few tears must look tame compared to crushing an ensign's windpipe over some Steak Tar Tar!

I can't remember if I actually went that far over board and had her cry. Strangle people who don't get her food maybe, but not crying because that would be way too much (cause I'm subtle like that :lol: ). For some reason, when I imagine Vulcan women with a bun in the oven I just think of all the ho...

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To those of you who don't know who I am and don't know why I rate such praise from the man who shares a nickname with Aragorn here is my response: http://echosphere.net/star_trek_insp/insp_mudd.jpg God, decades have passed, five series, dozens of movies and you know what? He's still the best damn gu...

Take this caption, then replace the picture with the scene from Harbinger...



Neuro-pressure and nudity, that's how you get a man ladies!

Oui, I'm famous.

HOLD THE G.D. PHONE! SOMEONE OUT THERE DIDN'T LIKE SERENITY? HERE'S MY RESPONSE TO THAT:



(BTW, if there's anyone out there who can resize that to fit the avatar shape, it's totally mine!)

Joss Wheadon wrote an in canon story called Those Left Behind about what happened between the movie and the series. Book's departure was actually something Wheadon said he saw coming eventually, though. Basically he found himself doing things, bad things that as a Shepard he couldn't do anymore. The...

Though I myself am a gun owner and a strongly believe in personal self defense, I can't exactly fault a government for wanting to try to do something after a tragedy like that. Part of the problem of democracy (and I'm going to sound like Stalin here) is that substantive change moves too slowly for ...