I already switched from BackBlaze (horrible customer support) to Jottacloud.
exasperated groan of acknowledgement
“Okay, but Frank, you were standing at the buffet all night.”
BB stands for Bunny Bunny.
Two TLDs linking to the same web host.
“Well it seems like everyone who had the Leola Root Stew has fallen ill.”
Janeway looks down at the remains of her Leola Root Stew
[external shot of Voyager flying through space with the sound of a propeller engine.]
“Leia… there’s something I have to tell you. We have two dads.”
“I knew. I don’t know how, but I always knew.”
Picard: “Frimka and Sorn in the meadow?” (“You brought me here for a peaceful camp out?”)
Dathon: “…”
Picard: “Frimka and Sorn in the meadow, Choka with visible concern?” (“You brought me here for a peaceful camp out, right?”)
some beast growls in the distance
“Damn French! They ruined France!”
Dunno what this has to do with the Ginza Apple Store. The intern just used the first stock photo they could find, I guess.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/42577215
But hey, we got 11 seasons of Earth: Final Conflict!
But hey, we got 11 seasons of Earth: Final Conflict!
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Written by Gene Roddenberry & D. C. Fontana, directed by Lawrence Dobkin.
Stardates 1533.6 through 1535.8 (November 2266)
"There are a million things in this universe you can have, and there are a million things you can't have." - Captain James Kirk
The Enterprise meets with the USS Antares to take aboard a passenger for transfer to Colony Alpha V - a young man named Charlie Evans (Robert Walker). Charlie survived a crash when he was three and had been living alone on a barren planet with only the ship's computer to talk to. As Charlie mingles with the crew, he starts becoming angered when people tell him no or ignore him. These are not normal issues with integration into society after spending his whole life alone, rather something deeper and darker within Charlie that threatens anyone that upsets him.
Originally released: 15 September 1966
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Written by George Clayton Johnson, directed by Marc Daniels.
Stardates 1513.1 through 1513.8 (November 2266)
"But it's a mystery. And I don't like mysteries." - Captain James Kirk
The Enterprise is sent to do a routine medical checkup on an archeology couple; Robert and Nancy Crater. Doctor McCoy (Deforest Kelly) is slightly apprehensive because Nancy is an old flame of his. When they meet, not only does she remember him but she appears exactly as he remembered her. But Captain James Kirk and Crewman Darnell (Michael Zaslow) see a somewhat different woman. This confusion turns into terror when, one by one, Darnell and others are found dead. Someone or something is killing Enterprise crewmembers and Kirk suspects the Craters are not telling him everything.
Originally released: 6 September 1966
"The Man Trap" on Memory Alpha
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At around 1:00 a.m. on February 21, nine men wearing stockings and white gloves appeared in front of a janitor (38 years old at the time) who was on his night shift and threatened, "We will not steal or set fire. If you do nothing, we will not cause any harm." After that, they tied him to a chair with adhesive tape and plastic straps, locked him in the bathroom, and disappeared somewhere. Three hours later, when the janitor sensed that there was no sign of presence, he escaped from the bathroom on his own and came out to find that there were 447 desks and 9 chairs in the center of the playground, measuring 20 meters wide and 30 meters long.
The desks were arranged in the shape of the number 9 and the chairs arranged in the shape of a period next to the desks. Japanese news and the public spent days speculating what it meant. Theories from the occult to a protest of the Japanese government were seriously discussed on national TV.
In the end, the people involved were caught (all senior students of the school, the leader with a history of causing trouble) and the leader of the group admitted that he simply liked the number nine.
https://en.namu.wiki/w/%EC%84%B8%ED%83%80%EA%B0%80%EC%95%BC%20'9'%EC%9E%90%20%EC%82%AC%EA%B1%B4
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Written by Jerry Sohl, directed by Joseph Sargent.
Stardates 1512.2 through 1514.1 (November 2266)
"There is no such thing as the unknown, only things that are temporarily hidden." - Captain James Kirk
While mapping an uncharted star system, the Enterprise is confronted by an object of unknown origin and construction. When it blocks the ship from moving forward then attempts to overtake it while retreating, Captain Kirk reluctantly orders its destruction. Free from the obstruction, Kirk decides to push forward into unknown space. Moments later, they encounter and are seized by an impossibly large and technologically superior vessel captained by a Balok of the First Federation (voiced by Ted Cassidy & Walter Edmiston, played by Clint Howard). Balok announces that the Enterprise has violated their space and behaved aggressively, therefore the ship and everyone onboard must be destroyed.
Originally released: 10 November 1966
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“I don’t care if I have to get out on that runway and hitchhike!” Is a line I will never get tired of hearing.