TotallyNotSpez @ TotallyNotSpezUpload @startrek.website

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What the actual fuck! Get your shit together, UK.

That's the Gorn from Star Trek the original series made in the lste 60s.

Fun fact: the eyes were microphone covers.

R.I.P. Leon the lobster

Team Lemmy 100 %.

Just pirate it. Really not worth that amount of money.

Wait, that's illegal, I think...

You mean the player character's bomb, right?

Also, Cortex bombs are lame and lazy plot- & storywriting.

• GM with 20 years experience

He should shut his gob...

Loved watching Batman & Pinkie and the Brain. Freakazoid was the rare one.

Cheers. It's really great and lots of fun. Already recording an album for a German band in the studio thanks to some amazing teachers out there.

After loosing some of my hearing and not being able to compose electronic music anymore, I basically retired from being a musician. Picked up drumming about 9 months ago and I'm surprisingly good at it.

Took my bicycle for a ride to the next village last weekend, cops everywhere. Turns out some rich 30 years old lady fatally stabbed her 32 years old husband in their fancy ass mansion.

Back in the day I was the only person in my social circle able to beat that mission in one attempt each time. I don't remember how many times I had to do this so all my friends could continue with their GTA Vice City playthroughs...

Fish and seafood always disgusted me and killing animals for food just felt morally and ethically wrong to me. Thus I became a vegetarian at the age of 13. I've never missed eating meat so far. I went vegan for 2 years, but bounced back because I couldn't live without cheese and eggs.

So fluffy! <3

I haven't.

I've been a vegetarian for the past 24 years, but if I ate meat, and it was banned, I'd defo try insects. I'm actually curious about how they taste. Like friend ants, crickets, and so on.

https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/editors-picks/surprising-origin-quintessentially-dublin-slang-18604670

Can confirm, I used to live in Dublin for ages. It's a kip.