Man, that Vulcan can sing

I imagine it will just be like just about every vice in existence, there will be people who can handle it and there will be people who can't

Remember the first Barclay episode of TNG dealing with Holo-addiction? They made the pretty clear implication that they do use the holodeck to act out sexual fantasies, they did seem to have a taboo on making holo-recreations of people they knew RL however. which, of course, Barclay did indulge in.

Of course it got somewhat more explicit after Roddenberry died and the producers decided to make humans in the 24th century a little bit more..human instead of the ultra superbeings who were paragons of virtue of Roddenberry's vision and the idea of "Vulcan Love Slave" was introduced among other things.

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Vulcan Fighter Invades Human Airspace (SU-47) cool!! has been added as a related post - related requested by kulpims.

those eggs are not properly vulcanized
*promote

Besides just being awfully familiar, what sold me was the wife's bemused indifference at the end >> ^lucky760:

^They've also just been banned in Los Angeles.
I feel like a Vulcan. I think I'm going to need someone to explain to me why this is hilarious. I'm familiar with and appreciate his situation, but I sincerely don't get what's hilarious about the ad.

>> ^lucky760:

^They've also just been banned in Los Angeles.
I feel like a Vulcan. I think I'm going to need someone to explain to me why this is hilarious. I'm familiar with and appreciate his situation, but I sincerely don't get what's hilarious about the ad.


That just means you have a Sense of Humour. This is not funny.

^They've also just been banned in Los Angeles.

I feel like a Vulcan. I think I'm going to need someone to explain to me why this is hilarious. I'm familiar with and appreciate his situation, but I sincerely don't get what's hilarious about the ad.

>> ^dannym3141:

>> ^Payback:
I am in Awe. Is there an emotional state Kristen Stewart can't avoid portraying??
She should totally play Data or a Vulcan in the next ST reboot.

I was just thinking what it was that was so weird and uncomfortable about her. You're right, if she wasn't so utterly void of warmth she'd be gorgeous.


I like that about her...too many women are weak and wailing when the night men take them from their Stables. Branding day is particularly trying on the eardrums.

>> ^Payback:

I am in Awe. Is there an emotional state Kristen Stewart can't avoid portraying??
She should totally play Data or a Vulcan in the next ST reboot.


I was just thinking what it was that was so weird and uncomfortable about her. You're right, if she wasn't so utterly void of warmth she'd be gorgeous.

I am in Awe. Is there an emotional state Kristen Stewart can't avoid portraying??

She should totally play Data or a Vulcan in the next ST reboot.

It's times like these that the Vulcan scruff hold comes in handy.

Good sportsmanship is great, and a good thing to encourage. However, this rule doesn't punish "bad" sportsmanship, unless your standards for "bad" sportsmanship are so ridiculously hair-triggered that you'd prefer to watch all sports being played by Robots versus Vulcans.

It is possible to be a gracious winner and yet remain visibly happy that you won. What does any any Olympic athlete do after winning a race, landing a tough jump, setting a new record, or having any other momentary success? They give themselves a little fist-pump, grin like idiots, puff out their chest and hold their head high -- and that is probably the bare minimum for even the most stoic competitor ever. Is that bad sportsmanship? No.

What happens at the end of every World Series, Superbowl, or Championship of any sport ever played? One team jumps up and down in a mass hug, acting like schoolgirls and completely unashamed of doing so, while the other team has their arms at their sides and stares blank-faced at the ground 3 feet in front of their feet. Is that bad sportsmanship by the winners? No.

I love the tradition in NHL hockey where at the end of any playoff series, the entire roster of both teams lines up and shakes hands with every member of the opposing team. This can happen after 7 games fueled by hatred and bad blood, bench clearing brawls, or whatever. They put that aside, line up, shake hands, and congratulate each other on a well-fought series. Is that good sportsmanship? Yes!

Encouraging good sportsmanship makes sense. Coming up with punishments that can potentially alter the outcome of games for some behavior that is arbitrarily decided is "bad" sportsmanship is crazy.

>> ^hpqp:

The "no stereo" refers to people who listen to their music like this.
>> ^rottenseed:
um...what fascist country doesn't let you wear earphones on their trains???



Dude, submit that. It's funny!

For both of these videos, I would have given the Vulcan pinch on neck. Something like this parody: http://videosift.com/video/How-Star-Trek-4-should-have-been ...