I'm not sure, but the basic set-up is DS9 is a space station positioned near a planet wherein one species has very recently freed itself from slavery to another species. It's in the ass-end of nowhere and is seemingly a quiet posting until a wormhole leading to the unexplored gamma quadrant opens nearby, drawing all kinds of attention. That's all I really remember and it's probably largely inaccurate, lol.
I fucking love onions, I also love balance of flavor and I promise you that burger will taste like nothing but onion. It's also overcooked, there's no sauce, the tomato is too thin and falling out, looks like criss-crossed bacon which is dumb as fuck, the bun is thin and smashed...all-in-all, it looks like absolute shit. Only thing that looks even a little appetizing is the lettuce, which is like 95% water. With food service prices as high as they are, I'll stick with tap water, thanks.
If they actually out-and-out banned anything, I'm sure it was for monetary reasons, not for health and safety. But idk, it seems like a small price to pay, you still get to feel like John Wayne whenever you want. Sorry you can't really fuck up that paper target like you want, but don't worry, it's dead.
Idk what race has to do with any of this and idc what Justin Roiland has to do with it , I just thought it was an ironic comment for someone with that username.
Well, night and day are two sides of the same eternally flipping coin, an endless cycle, back and forth forever. But dreaming isn't the flip-side of death, life is. So maybe he's saying that "life is just a dream"? Or death is dreaming, but without light? Idk, but it's from a sleep/dream-themed concept album called Can't Wake Up. I highly recommend it, it got no attention anywhere but it's easily one of my favorite albums of the last five years.
"What happened to all the fish?"
"Somebody ate them!'