I corrected that. EHK. Emergency Harry Kim.

lol… that’s just the lighting from the big screen.

I don’t know. This was at Voodoo Lounge.

Someone did a full body Orion in a Vegas showgirl outfit.

I have actually seen zero so far, but it is only day two. One Tendi.

Eugene Cordero gave me a jab about my cosplay when I asked him a question at the Lower Decks panel.

I’m not a filthy blue Orion.

Trantiveness is me.

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This was the coffee I found for my trip.

I actually measure my caffeine and water intake (from all beverages). Currently for 2025 my daily average is 10.9 oz.

I don’t drink a lot but I am picky. I only consume specialty (which is coffee graded on a 0-100 point scale; 80 points and above is called speciality). I brewed cold brew for my STLV trip. So I have ~50 oz of cold brew concentrate for the whole week.

Overall I care more about the beverage I am drinking and how I drink it (my daily driver is a Hario V60), than how much I drink.

EDIT: If you are in the U.S., I recommend the subscription service Mistobox. That is where I get my coffee.

Watch any series other than TNG with subtitles and you’ll see sometimes petaQ is given an Anglicized Earth spelling pethak (IIRC).

EDIT: Obviously not TOS.

Isn’t it obvious?

I thought that was the gods?

Courtroom episodes.

EDIT: Technically “Rules of Engagement” is both.

You were describing the plot of “Caretaker”, the pilot of Star Trek: Voyager.

An alien abducts ships from one part of the galaxy to this side of the galaxy. Why? Because they are dying and are looking for a compatible mate. Unable to do so, they destroy the device that brought them there (at the wish of The Caretaker) to protect another alien species. So they get stranded 30,000 light years from Earth.

But you are incompatible and now stuck 30,000 light years from Earth.

I hope you are deaf.

I never imagined I’d be meeting the man who invented the warp drive.

Me: But it isn’t April 5, 2063.

The Killers- “Mr. Brightside” and “Miss Atomic Bomb”

It may not seem obvious but “Miss Atomic Bomb” is intentionally a sequel. The music video even tells a story that is a continuation of the “Mr. Brightside” video, with Izabella Miko and Eric Roberts reprising their roles.