I think she was just staying she wanted the analysis of the ship. not his bisexual rant.

Ooooh! Thanks.

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I don't sell toys. I sell batteries.

I... kinda see the resemblance?

What do you think a Ferengi would be doing on Earth during the 300s CE?

He was obviously exiled here for his anti-profit views.

Clearly he doesnt have the lobes for business

The idea was floated in the concept stage.

I'd say we lucked out.

I don’t think I’ve ever seen a Ferengi with an acceptable beard either.

Of kors he vas Türk! Yu nov, he lived in Antalya!

Dis just konfirms, he is Türk K A R A B O Ğ A!

"HeS HoS! QISmaS DatIvjaj!"

Couldn't find the sauce image for the icon/mosaic on the left panel, but Worf is indeed Russian Santa:

always has been

Yes but each toy comes with a monthly subscription fee that their parents pay..

Brunt: You disgust me...

He … gave toys to children?

For free?!

Idunno, he's a bit weak in the lobes.

Idk he gives me more ferengi

Malicious compliands would likely not have worked there ;)

You got me -- Nimoy probably

Posted only two days ago, only linking to Hillebrand's tenforward.social account rather than his blusskey one.

The problem I have with "universe" here is that it isn't specific enough. A term as encompassing as universe can mean actors, directors, and all the stuff that makes Trek and not just what shows up on the stories told. Canonically specifically tells us he exists within the context of the stories Trek tells. Even if it's just a blurry prop.

I prefer "Proof that Patrick Stewart exists in the Star Trek universe", also, "canonically" is a bit overused at the point I don't want to see the word "canon" in anything related to media.

And it's a lot more readable.

Only took nine words to shorten the title by three words!

Shorter title "Patrick Stewart canonically exists in Star Trek."

"how dare they be anti progress"