If that eclipse had happened about 25 years earlier … it would have been a permanent eclipse

Except one crab costs more than the other … still the same crabs though

I haven’t seen all of them yet (half way through season 2) but right now I’d say

William Campbell

In … The Squire of Gothos … and also appeared as Klingon Captain Koloth

His acting and persona is equal parts lovable and hateable … the kind of guy you could be friends with while also wanting to stay away from as much as possible.

The other guest actor that I felt the same about was

Roger C. Carmel

In … Mudd’s Women … and later in … I, Mudd

Beautiful work

What few people ever mention is … alcohol and sometimes drugs.

Very few people imagine a party without some intoxicant. Even children’s parties, parents will give a party for the kids but the adults seperate themselves to enjoy a bit of alcohol.

Just think of it … a party with 20 adults and no alcohol or drugs. Some people can do it but the majority of the population would avoid it.

RIP to Jeffery Hunter the actor who played the original Christopher Pike … I’m actually watching The Original Series with my wife (which is a small miracle) and as we watch, we research and look up little facts and details about the show. Jeffery Hunter at the time was a handsome leading man with a great career in film and television. He had a stunt accident in 1969 which injured him and led to his death shortly after, at the age of 42 - five years after making his appearance as the first Star Trek captain in 1964. He would never know his important place in Star Trek fandom almost 60 years later.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeffrey_Hunter

A menagerie if you will

Goes to the fair with the cumshot … but it isn’t golden

Nah … that’s just your average medieval peasant

Captain Squidward: Are you ready, kids? [warp drive sounds can be heard in the background]

Crew Members: Aye-aye, Captain.

Captain Squidward: I can’t hear you!

Crew Members: [louder] Aye-aye, Captain!

Captain Squidward: Oh…! Who lives in a saucer in the deep galaxy?

Crew Members: NumberOne SquarePants!

Captain Squidward: Bearded and yellow and porous is he!

Crew Members: NumberOne SquarePants!

Captain Squidward: If you want to be a new ensign with a shiny red blazer

Crew Members: NumberOne SquarePants!

Captain Squidward: [doing the voice of Johnny] Then drop on the deck like you’ve been hit by a phaser!

Crew Members: NumberOne SquarePants!

Captain Squidward: Ready?

Captain Squidward and Crew Members: NumberOne SquarePants! NumberOne SquarePants! NumberOne SquarePants!

Captain Squidward: NumberOne… SquarePants! A-ha-ha-ha-ha!

[Captain Jean Luc Picard plays his flute. The warp drives are heard again as the song ends]

I’m Indigenous Canadian and I remember living with my 90 year grandfather in the 1980s … he was an Ojibway/Cree hunter trapper who was born in the bush and lived on the land all his life and he was a first world war veteran (he never saw action but he was the first in our family to see Europe). He only spoke our language and knew just a few English words (which is amazing because he had been to England and back and never bothered to learn English). Our whole family spoke our language so we were freely able to listen to all his stories. We took lots of pictures back then but for some strange reason, we don’t have many photos of him. We just took for granted that he was there and that someone, somewhere was taking pictures … but it turned out that not enough people did.

I only remember bits and pieces because I was a wild kid that never sat at home … now I just wish I had spent more time with him, taken photos and even video recorded him. I’ll always remember him sitting outside our front door in the summer in his warm wool clothes soaking up the warm sun. We live in a cold part of the country so the sun and warmth were always important to him. He had so much history, so much information and so much to share … I will forever feel bad about losing all that.

Which is why I want to say … take lots of photos … record a video … record her voice, even if you don’t understand … record as much as possible and often … those recordings, the pictures and the sounds will become precious memories you’ll treasure for life. I remember what my grandfather sounded like … but I just wish I could hear him again.

If you were suffering already … does seeing this face mean that the suffering that is already happening will end?

98! wow … lucky you … if my grandmother was still around, I’d operate everything for her myself and allow her to use me as her personal butler. I’d want to make her life as easy as possible.

Good for you and I hope she is happy and well … we should be so lucky to see as much life as she has … my best wishes to her and your family.

Pringles! … here is my info … give me a shipping address to send my laptop

Ron A. Rausch
3295 Princess St
Kingston, ON K7L 1C2

Mother’s maiden name Colunga
SIN 083 704 486
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Favorite color Blue
Vehicle 1993 BMW 856
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Coffee in the case of Janeway … Or candy … or chips … Or donuts … Or an herbal tea

You just offer a distraction and the adult will step aside.

I know because you can give me a bag of chips and I’ll let you do whatever you want to my laptop.

Makes sense … but once you teleport a portion of content out of the body, doesn’t that leave a void that has to be filled … leaving room for gas to form? After a big meal and the transporter team beams out that big holiday log out of you, I’d expect to hear a few guys and gals rip some big ones an hour or two after.

He wouldn’t give up on his idea for 200 unique Function keys

It always made me wonder that over the next few hundred years, humans will still suffer from our bodily functions.

Like flatulence. Just a bit of gas build up in our system that releases itself from time to time and sometimes without our control.

And if Data is ‘fully functional’ does he have a randomised system to release a little pluff of gas from time to time just so he could be like everyone else?