In the immortal words of Sister Mary Teryiaki (George Takei)...Oh Myyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

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So when can Jacob and I have our double date with Doogie and Zep. We both have ships that need to be cleaned...

I am at your service. Let me know when and where Master Andrew. That just sounds soooo wrong.

How about. What is your bidding my good twin? I'm free Thursday and Friday night. you can text me when you want me. Oh that sounds naughty also. Oh well.

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No im not irish, although the spelling of my name is. I just like this song.

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O thats how you embed them *pats self on head*.

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OR someone just washed it in warm water.

+1

Here's a couple from one of my new favourites, Ellie Goulding. :)

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(A really pretty cover of Elton John's "Your Song")

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An oldie but a goodie: One of my other favourites, Jerry Reed, singing "A thing called love".

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She is looking lovely! Love the rear (though I think that goes without saying)

Warning: I get addicted to these threads! Haha!

I think am coming out my pop phase and going back to my rock/punk rock/ punk pop phase and I am loving it! Heres a song I find myself bursting out into song of late:

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The design is certainly shaping up to something much more attractive.

I agree Nick, I'm glad they did away with that pincer like back end, this look reminds me much mor of the back end of my Luna. I still hate flying cruisers though. Give me the Vesta already!

OR someone just washed it in warm water.

:woohoo: Like he said.

Happy B-day Sir Patrick Stewart, you fine wine you!

But ... but ... but ... real rainbows are gradients!

(Disclaimer: Unless you live in a cartoon world, in which case please proceed with your rant.)

So when you think about it, it's the rainbow flag that got it wrong. If they didn't want someone to use gradients on it, they should have called it something else, like the primary/secondary color flag, or the diversity stripey bumper sticker thingy, or just "the gay bars."

And the gradient is even more inclusive, because there are even more colors! So every shade of diversity is included, not just the 6 they knew about back in the 80's or 90's. (Let's see, there's Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgendered, Transexual, Sneezy, Dopey, Doc, Prancer and Vixen.)

Of course, I'm just playing devil's advocate here. Personally neither offends me. I did have a friend who hated it when lesbians put it on their car's bumper "upside down" (purple on top). But if it helped them define themselves, or got them laid, I say more power to them. (Has a bumper sticker ever gotten someone laid?)

Or maybe the gradient variation is for gay scientists? Or gay people who work with optics, or spectrography? Won't someone please think of the gay scientists?

:)

Episode 325 - Deep Space Nine - "The Maquis, Part 1" - 04/24/1994

http://www.allstepisodes.com/megvid.php?n=3220

Federation colonists reject a treaty with Cardassia and take matters into their own hands, forming a terrorist group called 'The Maquis'.

Enjoy!

David

Eight@CptDavid
Perth, Western Australia

hahahaha I can imagine. Promise not to do it again. ;-)

I dunno... I kinda like the gradient version of the American flag. :3

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Last year, we raised 10,500,000 Energy Credits! This year we raised about 13 times that this year!! Quite the improvement.

Wow that's impressive, even given the rate of space inflation. I need to figure out how to get to the future. My dollars probably wouldn't be any good, though. Just ask that banker from TNG. Maybe I'll try freezing my head instead.

Kyle
Conti@QiqJoe
Aiken, South Carolina, USA

I made it in time for the closing ceremonies. Does that count?

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Just say NO to gradients!

This may be getting a little too nerdy (good lord, this is an STO forum), but I was never a fan of gradients. They were never useful to me. I always preferred the mathematical divergence and curl. They were much more fun to calculate. Ahh, curl, I miss you.

Now I have the sudden urge to sit in my living room reenacting the right hand rule.