It's Data lovin hours!

Side blog of Data and Star Trek in general I'm a mobile user and am horrible at answering asks, Im not blowing you off I promise I just never check the inbox or notes. can be 18+ at times

[hellpmeimobsessed]

MY MAGNUM OPUS IS COMPLETE!!

[datasupremacy]

Moots! Check this out! I died laughing.

[mythosphere]

[with barely concealed lust] what the fuck is wrong with him

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Star Trek The Next Generation "We'll Always Have Paris"

[stars-of-shadowmoon]

[bunkey]

captain ive just smoked the most frightening herbs

[trekgate]

[lilstinky-deactivated20221002]

*data voice* computer, load Butt Sluts of Valo II

[brightgoat]

rummaging for an earl grey teabag like its a cigarette

[picklepuffin]

[spockvarietyhour]

Star Trek The Next Generation "We'll Always Have Paris"

[knivesandteeth]

Garak smoking a fat space blunt, listening to experimental cardassian music while sketching slutty outfits he wants to dress Bashir up in

[mazzartyarts]

Data screenshot study

I didn't match up the colours exactly but when I tried, it didn't look right. Or maybe I'm just biased towards purple and orange.

[five-thousand-loaves-of-bread]

look at research articles publish in like 2003 n it like oh that’s like 10 sth years ago it’s old but could be worse n then realize it’s 2026 rn n 2003 actually be 23 years ago n u die a lil inside

[efaru]

Data study 💛

Don't think I'll ever get over his side profile

[astriiformes]

Inspired by my walking past a home built in 1754 in my new neighborhood, which isn't even the oldest building in the city. As someone born and raised in the Western US (where we do have some very old buildings, contrary to popular belief, just not in the middle of most cities), it made me curious!

When was the oldest extant building you can reasonably walk to from your home built?

20th century

19th century

18th century

17th century

16th century

15th century

14th century

13th century

12th century

11th century

10th century or before

Voting ended onAug 7

(Use your judgement for definitions of "extant," it doesn't have to be used for its original purpose but my intention is a building that could theoretically still be used, not just the remnants of one.)

[cadaverpilled]

my excessive use of commas and my love of run on sentences is alluring and attractive to my readers

[exlibra]

i have this half-baked idea about molly o’brien working on a school project on the different species and cultures on ds9 and she has to go around interviewing people about their home planets and their animals/plants/climate

worf (has barely been on qo’nos): ”the targ is a beautiful and honorable animal.” end of interview. 0/10.

jadzia: in-depth and quite disgusting explanation about how the symbiont works, including the transplantation process. way too many medical details are included but molly seems to like it. 5/10.

garak: in-depth explanation about the different animals and plants on prime with a long detour into what types of poetry have been written about each one. he goes home and drinks himself to sleep afterwards. alcohol poisoning/10.

quark: ”yeah ferenginar fucking SUUUUUUUCKS. write that down, kid. S-U-C-K-S” useless/10.

[exlibra]

odo: slithers into a drain to avoid questions about the founders and also because he’s scared of human children. slime/10

julian: HE’S GOT SO MUCH TO TELL YOU ABOUT EARTH AND ALSO BIG PUPPY EYES. irrelevant to the assignment/10

[unamccormack]

Miles: lovingly prepares a full presentation about the birdlife of Ireland; Molly doesn’t ask him. Sad/10

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if you can believe it

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Star Trek Deep Space Nine "The Circle"