Vulcan Habitat

don't tell me you've got a feeling (To be upfront, I like Spuhura. Not in the intense way of a ship. I just happen to like them as a couple. )

[get-in-losers-were-boldly-going]

ok this is a weird thing to say I think but anyone else feel like whenever Spock’s teeth are visible it’s like he visibly turns back into Nimoy?

Like ok

Spock:

Right?

Leonard nimoy:

Like does that make sense????

[android-and-ale]

I think it's because Nimoy was such a smiley guy. Every interview I've seen he's got the chompers out, laughing big.

Seeing his teeth makes you think Nimoy is about to wink at you and drop character.

[spockeveryday]

[claiai]

Snw Spock but I found his eyeshadow pallet for him

[radioactivetribble]

Spock is goth, pass it along -

[defconprime]

[vulcanhabitat]

Blending in.

[vonnebenan]

a normal day on the USS Enterprise

watercolour, A5

[citrusaias]

a couple tuvoks for the road

[smartsmears]

They added the Lower Decks fanbase to the comics

[katesdaycabin]

Headcanon:

Vulcans did not, prior to the Federation, name their starships. It is illogical to invest an inanimate piece of equipment with the trappings of personhood.

By the time of TOS, however, Vulcans had adopted the custom from Humans. "That which is aesthetically pleasing," said the then-current prefect of the Offworld Service, "posesses its own logic."

Vulcan ships are only named after virtues, ideas, places, or mythological figures. To name a ship after a real person is deeply inappropriate. For the living, it is a gross violation of their privacy. And the dead cannot consent.

[professionalbadexample]

You may want to amend this to "some/most starships were unnamed", given that first contact was made by the T'Plana-Hath.

Regardless, a section in the TOS novel Prime Directive mostly agrees with you:

[aphrostiel]

tuvok tuvok tuvok

i love him

[aphrostiel]

amok time study

[spockeveryday]

[mjrino]

me when i'm in a serving cunt competition and my opponent is this random vulcan from ds9 season 1 episode 11 "vortex":

[spockeveryday]

[tinderbox210]

Tell me what's become of us

[james-t-kirks-fat-ass-tiddies]

Collage I’m working on. Using old National geographic magazines (one had an article on Star Trek and it inspired me)

[thewomancallednova]

man i fucking love 80s star trek novels. Where else could you get a plot like ‚spock almost starves to death, saves the federation, romulans and klingons, is convicted for treason, send to a penal colony, escapes with a pirate, builds a successful pirate career, saves two young women from a more evil pirate, and becomes a romantic figure in federation pop culture‘

And there‘s still a third of the book left!