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17 hours ago, Enrico_sw said:

Deep Space 9 and TNG are probably the best Star Trek shows.

I really liked DS9, because they never got too preachy. 
 

17 hours ago, Matt! said:

 

Favorite teams :rolleyes:

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Brilliant. 
 

too bad I really don’t like either team.

22 minutes ago, CandleVixen said:

Yes, it is very interesting when you look at color theory when applied to make up. 
 

The trick is getting the right shades. 

 

Very true!

1 hour ago, Matt! said:

Start caring and go plant some trees :clobber: 

 

I don't plant trees, I smoke them. :nicole:

5 minutes ago, Stromboli1 said:

 

I don't plant trees, I smoke them. :nicole:

 

Not anymore, you're retired from smoking :chicken:

25 minutes ago, Matt! said:

Not anymore, you're retired from smoking :chicken:

 

Taking a break ≠ retirement. :yes:

3 minutes ago, Stromboli1 said:

Taking a break ≠ retirement. :yes:

 

Taking 3 months+ hiatus = retirement. :yes:

1 hour ago, Matt! said:

Taking 3 months+ hiatus = retirement. :yes:

 

I'm taking a break (hiatus) not retiring, but have no timetable when I shall resume these activities. :yes:

32 minutes ago, Stromboli1 said:

The stay home vs reopen economies argument just got realer besides the potential for war as nations become desperate.

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8239619/UN-warns-biblical-famines-coronavirus-threatens-leave-three-dozen-nations-starving.html

 

I think famine was inevitable. Many countries are frequently on the edge in good times. As soon as it gets difficult, food shortages begin. I'm not sure there was any way to avoid it many of the countries where it is beginning and others where it will begin shortly, unfortunately.

1 hour ago, Stromboli1 said:

I'm taking a break (hiatus) not retiring, but have no timetable when I shall resume these activities. :yes:

 

Perhaps when the pandemic is "over"? :idk:

50 minutes ago, jkjk said:

I think famine was inevitable. Many countries are frequently on the edge in good times. As soon as it gets difficult, food shortages begin. I'm not sure there was any way to avoid it many of the countries where it is beginning and others where it will begin shortly, unfortunately.

 

I agree, certain nations won't get food aid for a long time as other nations are hoarding their food. This goes for other industries as well cause the ripple effect is webbed and symbiotic.

9 minutes ago, Matt! said:

Perhaps when the pandemic is "over"? :idk:

 

Yeah maybe, but I think the industry is going to take a hit which will affect availability and prices in my opinion.

Just now, Stromboli1 said:

 

Yeah maybe, but I think the industry is going to take a hit which will affect availability and prices in my opinion.

 

Unless you've extra space in your basement...:laugh:

6 minutes ago, Matt! said:

Unless you've extra space in your basement...:laugh:

 

I don't have a basement. :rofl:

 

 

today's update for my town (2): 889 cases

Bergen County, NJ: 13,286 cases

 

worst two towns:

Hackensack NJ : 970 cases

Teaneck NJ : 867

6 hours ago, CandleVixen said:

I really liked DS9, because they never got too preachy.

 

True, it has a relaxed approach of things, just like its captain.

 

I really liked Sisko, he's one of my favorite captains. He's nonchalant, relaxed most of the time except when the situation calls for action, then he becomes really punchy (like a peaceful river that can become a torrent in an instant). His approach to the world is very close to mine, so I've always felt that I could identify with his character. The crew is real good too: every one of them has a character arc, they're all likable and together they are pretty much a good team (and there was Terry Farrell, the delightful blue-eyed brunette :Angel:).

 

What's good is how they approached Star Trek; the ideas of the space station and the wormhole were really interesting and they sowed the seeds of many good stories. :bounce:

@CandleVixen The only "reservation" I have with old Trek is the soundtrack. I mean it's "good" (except STE's theme - which is very bad), but I don't like how they overuse  brass instruments, it's too much.

 

Now, they have Jeff Russo and this guy is a genius. I have chills every time I listen to his music

Spoiler

 

 

(unfortunately, the new writers are bad and new Trek scenarios are garbage... Alex Kurtzman is doing an awful job)

3 minutes ago, Enrico_sw said:

Jeff Russo

 

Did you know that the Russo brothers (Anthony and Joseph) have directed and produced several episodes of Community :rolleyes:

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