First of all:

1. The creator of Wonder Woman, William Marston, created the systolic blood pressure test used on modern machines.
2. Less than half of the states allow this type of evidence to be admitted in criminal trials.
3. Polygraphs are considered highly unreliable.

You should never take a polygraph test.

I really want one as well. I might resort to a toy for cosplay.

I just posted an update of my own regarding the sale that anyone interested in purchasing should go read immediately. https://startrek.website/post/22323204

I seriously hope not.

It’s a bizarre ad.

With the Borg Queen they have never explained if the different actors are all the same character or different iterations of the Queen.

That would work if SNW came after TOS. But in DIS and SNW we’ve seen ridges. But no direct mention of the events of “Affliction”. So by the late 2260s, why would a majority of those alive exhibit one singular trait that is considered a defect and suddenly disappear after 2270?

EDIT: If both groups of Klingons always exist side-by-side then writers would likely want to make it clear in dialogue. I think they should.

Huh. I would have thought for the sake of including more female Ferengi on screen, clothing would have been adopted more widely. I figure that Zek’s reforms when he was Nagus might have had a bigger impact. Guess maybe Zek wasn’t as well respected?

Hero Within has also been affected. They stopped ⅓ of manufacturing.

Let me tell you, as someone who isn’t getting news from television or the formerly awesome Breaking News (a digital news aggregator that was bought by NBC and later shutdown in 2016), things are bad when you hear about a mass shooting a day after it occurs. This shouldn’t be happening but it should be the worst thing making headlines. The fact it got drown out by President Dumbberfuckle Trumperdickle isn’t good.

Tell that to The Doctor! /s

I am so excited!!! I am so excited to show up in uniform, eat some hasperat, drink some bloodwine and see the D! Got myself a PIC season 3 uniform just for this.

Look Starbucks owes Peet’s everything. That company started off buying from Peet’s.

It’s a Bay Area company. They aren’t all over the U.S. According to a map on their website there are 286. Approximately 47.5% are located in the Bay Area.

Well they have been caught multiple times buying from slave labor farms in Brazil, buying from a farm with child labor in Guatemala and possibly contributing to the decline of commodity prices in 2019 (which was under a $1).

Does he know what a recession is? Genuinely asking. That would help understand this response.

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But that isn’t a Meta company.

And there is a big chance those of us clearly not on there can’t see them post about that denial.

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