thoughts of 100pizzas

things i like Star Trek, cats, art, tv

[tprung]

here's everything i know and think about william shatner. bill is the worst, bill is amazing. he is supremely cunty. he can ride a horse at full gallop, he lived in a trailer park post-star trek, starred in the most unimaginably bad b-movies. he wears the shit out of a toupe, speaks his lines in iambic pentameter and stole wigs from sets. bill is capable of very sensitive insight, but far better enjoys being the bull in the china shop. he is a campy, sentimental, pulpy director when they let him have the camera. he loved leonard nimoy. in a single scene he can simultaneously be the best and worst actor in the room. he has starred in one of the only espranto films in existence. he has been feuding with george takei for over 50 years. he has a controversial twitter which apparently he doesn't run. he went to space and he hated it. he won't autograph shit unless you pay for it. he was greenpeace save-the-whales guy. bill recorded an entire spoken-word record wacked out of his mind on weed. he appears self-obsessed. bill is the most complicated man to ever exist. everyone hates him everyone loves him. i do not always understand william shatner and i do not always like him, but i treasure him.

[rvllybllply2014]

The worlds gone soft but we’re getting hard

[robertfrobisherslover]

The Star Trek: DS9 Wrap Party, April 1999

[emziess]

Tom Loftis + Possibly having the worst night of his life Widow's Bay, S01E07

[100pizzas]

so many great faces here!

[100pizzas]

I think homeownership is just constantly trying to keep nature from getting inside. Now that it’s spring, I’m dealing with ants, wasps and starlings who think that my home is their home.

[mortimermcmirestinks]

the best kind of tng scene

[100pizzas]

amazing

[apolladay]

Setting aside any positive or negative nationalistic feelings, and ignoring the subject matter of the lyrics, do you think your country's anthem is a good song?

They should be dropping it in the club

It's great

It's pretty good, maybe not the best

It's just okay

It kinda sucks

It sucks definitively

I genuinely believe it's the worst one out there

Nuance/other/my anthem is bald

Voting ended onMay 12

[100pizzas]

currently trying to reschedule a medical appointment which I received notice of via a letter in the mail (!). The only way to do this is apparently by calling that specific department at the hospital. No one actually answers the phone there, so you have to leave a message and I guess hope that you’re available to answer when they call back. In the meantime I have received multiple text messages to confirm the appointment, and when I click on the link that takes you to the health care booking system, the only option available is to confirm. In the year 2026 this seems insane.

[respocked]

who's the best dressed star trek actor and why is it avery brooks?

[100pizzas]

Avery Brooks is incredible

[dr-jekyl]

Ok Star Trek: Voyager fans, it's time to choose your fighter:

[100pizzas]

the Neelix/Kes pic makes me uneasy. But I love Kate trying to make that 1990’s phone look sexy. And also RDM trying to steal a printer which is, like all printers, most likely a piece of junk.

[allhailthe70shousewife]

[dyk-tv-theme-song]

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Do you recognize this TV theme song? #557

I know this and can name the series

I know this but can't name the series

I might know this

I've never heard this

Voting ended onMay 9

[moniquill]

This is a legitimate and damaging cultural shift for all involved parties and it needs to be addressed.

[3liza]

not letting children have age-appropriate amounts of privacy and autonomy stunts development and damages mental health in measurable and consequential ways. it also creates a child-rearing culture where parents are not expected or equipped or supported to prepare children for autonomy of any kind, which is a major contributor to problems young people AND their parents are currently facing and how hard their lives have become. there are ways for children to have both adequate freedom and adequate safety and if i had a ten year old with a GPS locator and always-on listening device strapped to him 24/7 i would throw him out the front door with his bicycle, a battery pack and a machete every morning starting the first day of summer vacation. and then i would be arrested, but everyone at family court would get sick of my bullshit immediately

[marzipanandminutiae]

people underestimate the amount of community oversight children had Back In the Day, too

my mother went to a middle school (mid-1960s) that required a train trip from her town. after school, she'd get off the train and go to the soda fountain near the station for a snack, then walk home

she always thought she did this alone, no supervision. it wasn't until adulthood that she learned the truth: the owner of the soda fountain knew her mother, and would call after she left to say that she was on her way home. Grandma trusted that other adults would look out for her child, while returning the favor if their children were ever in her orbit

it wasn't a constant hovering, but adults were keeping an eye on her in ways she didn't see. she got to experience that autonomy while still being watched over to an extent

[100pizzas]

I love seeing kids in my neighbourhood biking to school or walking to the store, though I’m assuming they have less freedom than I did as a kid, which was still not a whole lot. On the other hand, my grandmother (born in the 1930’s) has an alarming number of stories about her childhood near-death experiences 😬. There’s probably a happy medium in there I guess, where kids can develop autonomy without being in danger.

[spockvarietyhour]

Star Trek Deep Space Nine "Progress"

[100pizzas]

love the reaction from that lady in purple next to Jake

[100pizzas]

roasted some Brussels sprouts for dinner and now the whole house smells like farts.

[100pizzas]

reviewing all of today’s conversational gaffes and missteps… a very healthy habit for sure

[100pizzas]

Mars is Ars!