Senior Chief Petty Officer. Starfleet is in my blood, and I’ve spent my entire adult life in service to boldly going.

Keiko and Molly are my favorite humans, but Transporter Room 3 will always be my favorite.

Just don’t ask who what’s in the pattern buffer.

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  • Shhhhhhhhhhh

    If I don’t know my master plan, then THEY certainly don’t either!

    Also I do intentionally leave some things a bit more vague, with ideas of what I want to do, but I’m hoping the players will start theorizing amongst themselves so I can incorporate their stuff into the game.

    It gives them a nice sense of accomplishment to have “predicted” something, and I think they feel more engaged in the campaign.

    Or maybe I’m just a bad DM…


  • Boring anecdote ahead!

    I remember watching a Historical European Martial Arts (HEMA) video about Capo Fero while singing some Skallagrim videos, and immediately I went “hey wait a minute that sounds familiar” and racked my brain trying to figure out who’s voice I was hearing in my head saying “capo Fero”

    Of course once I realized it, I had to watch the entire movie, because one does not simply watch clips of The Princess Bride…

    Anyway, that led me down a huge long road of videos all about sword fighting in movies and how realistic (or laughably unrealistic) they can be.

    I was actually surprised to see halfswording in Season of the Witch when someone fights Ron perlman. That movie isn’t amazing cinema, but it’s fun and doesn’t deserve it’s 10% RT score. It should be at least 15%.




  • Miles O'Brien@startrek.websiteto196@lemmy.blahaj.zonerule
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    5 hours ago

    But that isn’t the criteria they’re working with in any news report or court case, is it?

    If I draw up some plans on a napkin with crayon, make my thing based on that, and “QC” says all the parts are to spec, and it fails and looks like shit in the process… I would say that is FAR more improvised than the guy making a pipe bomb out of hardware store supplies that’s set off by a complex electronic custom timer/signal receiver.

    I do get your point, I’m just being slightly ridiculous for humor’s sake.

    It’s all entirely “did someone make this in a factory with government approval or not”

    Y’know… In this hypothetical news story/court case…







  • This is something that’s always boggles my mind as an American.

    Why would any other country rely on us for military equipment instead of working on their own? Yeah it costs money to setup, but even in highschool I knew enough to know the US has, to put it lightly, done shady shit to its allies. Hell, it’s own people.

    Why would anyone trust that they’ll always be an ally? Especially when Republicans are in charge and make international cooperation even more of a joke than usual.

    I want the EU to be self sufficient not because I think they suck and should be paying out the ass, like the magats do, but because when the US government decides they don’t want to play with the other kids anymore, they can’t take the proverbial ball home with them.