GaiusGornicusCaesar @ GaiusGornicusCaesar @startrek.website

Who knew the Gorn and Xindi-Aquatics could be such good friends?

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Looks honorous. Happy to help.

yay! Qa'pla! (the yay is klingon for victory, not the english "yay")

Looks finished. Don't think we need any last minute changes,

Good luck. Thing ends at 1100 CEST.

I'm building a crimson forcefield around the Constitution-class (Euclid).

I'm considering making a "Gorkon" wordmark.

Edit: Not enough space.

Edit: Enough space! Done!

Good name. Sure. U.S.S. Euclid, NCC-1686 (Alex the Great + Euclid's (330 max predicted) birth years and 1 added to front)

I'm adding a shuttlecraft to the Constitution-class. Should we name the vessel (the Constitution-class)?

Edit: The shuttle is more like a Captain's Yacht in size...

I loved the episode. Some people hate it and say it's way out of tune for Star Trek, but I don't think it's any worse than the crew turning into Robin Hood or being trapped in a board game

I have not, although I'll look into that.

I've tooken up the mantle of a Klingon emblem, to the bottom left of our Delta.

I'll join you, great episode.

What about gardener? I was a simple gardener too, on the Cardassian embassy on Romulus. Before being a Tailor on Bajor, of course.

More worse than Spock's Brain?

I think the way I caught the Saurians Symbol being the Voth symbol is from my excessive playing of Star Trek Online... they feature it a lot there...

Yeah, make sense. Still like it, love the theme and love whenever it is played.

I also do the hissy "feeeeeeeeeemales" one. People who casually call women "females" are most probably Ferengi.

Greed is eternal.

parmaqqaywI'

Whenever I just slightly win, I shout "Qa'pla!". Whenever I get really competitive I say "Today is a good day to die." I also use petaQ.

I know this isn't really a mannerism or phrase, but whenever a shocking turn/twist happens I've been known to hum the Balance of Terror theme.

Edit: Also the hissy "feeeeeeemales" whenever someone casually calls women "females". Thanks @catshit_dogfart@lemmy.world