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MLF1981

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15. Yep...

Reply to orthoclad (Reply #13)

Sat Aug 31, 2024, 08:41 PM

Aug 2024

City on the Edge of Forever, starring Joan Collins as Edith Keeler. One of my faves.

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09/01/2024: The Bell Riots [View all] Coexist Aug 2024 OP

I made an account just to post this... MLF1981 Aug 2024 #1

Wow. I am SO very glad you made your account to share your story Coexist Aug 2024 #4

Thanks... MLF1981 Aug 2024 #10

this part, " they never took advantage of the opportunity to expand Medicaid access to the people who live here" Coexist Aug 2024 #19

Sometimes life isn't fair, and I hope something very good will come your way... electric_blue68 Sep 2024 #23

Welcome to DU LetMyPeopleVote Sep 2024 #32

fun fact...... Takket Aug 2024 #2

That is so cool! Coexist Aug 2024 #5

Have a great time. 👍 electric_blue68 Sep 2024 #24

I got an unpleasant reminder of this from a right-wing troll in a Star Trek group... RidinWithHarris Aug 2024 #3

I never get right-wing Trekkies. Trek has been woke as hell since 09/1966 Coexist Aug 2024 #7

They are drawn to the fact that Star Trek SocialDemocrat61 Aug 2024 #11

Captain Picard: "Do you remember when we used to be explorers?" Coexist Aug 2024 #12

Yuck. Effer. electric_blue68 Sep 2024 #25

Gabriel Bell looks just like Captain Sisko SocialDemocrat61 Aug 2024 #6

So strange??!! Coexist Aug 2024 #8

Lol... MLF1981 Aug 2024 #9

Wasn't the earliest timeline Kirk in the Depression? orthoclad Aug 2024 #13

Yep... MLF1981 Aug 2024 #15

One of the great episodes orthoclad Aug 2024 #20

Great episode (der, or was it two)! electric_blue68 Sep 2024 #26

well yes, you are correct. I guess in our lifetimes? Coexist Aug 2024 #16

Were you born after Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home was set? muriel_volestrangler Sep 2024 #33

Although not on earth SocialDemocrat61 Sep 2024 #34

I didn't watch DS9 when it originally aired. Just too Ilsa Aug 2024 #14

Right? I didn't watch it because of my dumb "how can explorers stay still" attitude Coexist Aug 2024 #17

Far Beyond the Stars is a masterpiece... MLF1981 Aug 2024 #21

Are these DS9 episodes? I never remember their titles. nt Ilsa Sep 2024 #22

Yes BumRushDaShow Sep 2024 #29

Great background, thank you! Coexist Sep 2024 #41

Just epic acting, writing, direction, everything Coexist Sep 2024 #40

Well, I figured that since i like this thread, I might as well shsre this: MLF1981 Aug 2024 #18

Far Beyond The Stars - Magnificent work! So Poignant! electric_blue68 Sep 2024 #27

Death to the Opposition!!! Coexist Sep 2024 #28

Oh,what was the LD crossover? A tribble one?! electric_blue68 Sep 2024 #36

LD with Strange New Worlds Coexist Sep 2024 #37

Ty. 👍 electric_blue68 Sep 2024 #42

"The Tribbles 2.0 one. Hilarious! 😄" BumRushDaShow Sep 2024 #30

Ty! 😄🥰 "glorious chapter" electric_blue68 Sep 2024 #35

and his "we don't speak about it' about the missing forehead ridges of the Klingons in the past Coexist Sep 2024 #38

Yeah! They did a great job. electric_blue68 Sep 2024 #43

I also love Deep Space 9 LetMyPeopleVote Sep 2024 #31

So nice to find Trekkies on here!! Coexist Sep 2024 #39