
Janeway: “Can opener?”
Did I get it wrong? Maybe. Let me know if you have the right caption in mind. Also, if you’re interested in mathematically-themed comic strips, I talked about a couple of them the other day and you might like that.
Janeway: “Can opener?”
Did I get it wrong? Maybe. Let me know if you have the right caption in mind. Also, if you’re interested in mathematically-themed comic strips, I talked about a couple of them the other day and you might like that.
Janeway plays a hat dance.
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Ooh and now I wonder what a regulation hat of the era should be like. Probably holographic and with some kind of isogravitic nonsense.
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It must be some alien culture where the males buy thousands of technical devices so they can sleep in the wild instead of just beaming to their quarters.
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It’s a very strange world they inhabit. But then I’ve sometimes camped as much as literally sixty feet away from a hot shower.
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This grill is filthy, Chipotle!
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They can make up for it by setting phasers on Purell.
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Chakotay:”How does this work again?”
Janeway: “According to Paris, it was a 20th century Earth custom called a ‘garage sale’. People with items they didnt want anymore spread them out for other people to rummage through and buy. It is intended to bring people together.”
Chakotay:”But we don’t use money.”
Janeway: “We’re selling these things for coffee beans.”
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Oh, boy, the coffee. You know Voyager could have got home in two years if Janeway didn’t want to try out all the exotic coffee shops in the Delta Quadrant. To her credit, she tried going to weird indie ones and small local chains with, like, 40 shops in one town and nothing more than 15 miles away. But still, that’s a lot of places with menus cartooned in on those transparent plastic sheets with the ultraviolet light backing and carrying heaps of the alt-weeklies to visit.
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