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The Random, Meaningless Announcements Thread 3!

Revoltingest

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
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Wirey said:
I just fired a 59 year old man because he was watching porn on his phone in the lunchroom. The lunch room he shares with five young girls. What the Hell was he thinking?
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He was thinking he didn't get enuf porn at his workstation.
 
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Shadow Wolf said:
TNG characters aren't static either. Data is constantly working towards his goal, many times Worf struggles with his more human upbringing clashing with the ways that Klingons normally behave, and of course there is the relation between Q and Picard, which is much more interesting than the relation between Q and Sisco. And of course Picard is both despised and revered by the Klingon High Council, which is really quite an accomplishment. In general I found TNG characters to be the best ones of the five.

Things aren't always easy in TNG, with the morality of the Prime Directive being called into question numerous times.

What they should be thinking "I am really missing out one of the greatest series ever made, and I should really start watching."
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But for the most part the characters are not really changed certainly not to the gigantic degree they are in DS9. Gul Dukat is the prime example of someone who shifted between good and evil repeatedly without the mirror universe as a plot device. Garek is another. It also applies to races with the Klingons shifting between bad guys and good guys.

Or shifting between male and female

 
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Shadow Wolf

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
TNG has two rendetions of Chopin. DS9 has none.
DS9 only has Shakespeare once, compared to 5 in TNG.
TNG has Bach twice, DS9 not at all.
A TNG video game has the USS Foucault.
By my count, TNG is far superior to DS9.
 
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Shadow Wolf said:
TNG has two rendetions of Chopin. DS9 has none.
DS9 only has Shakespeare once, compared to 5 in TNG.
TNG has Bach twice, DS9 not at all.
A TNG video game has the USS Foucault.
By my count, TNG is far superior to DS9.
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I'll give you Shakespeare and Bach. Chopin I don't care for. But much more than that, DS9 is better for many reasons one of which is humor like the following as taken from Get Thee to the Geek: How 'Star Trek: DS9' Boldly Became the Best, and Most Influential, 'Trek' Series | TV News | Hollywood.com

 
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Shadow Wolf said:
If I wanted to watch something that's funny, I'd watch a comedy.
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Since I obviously and in the highest traditions of the internet have failed to convince you to change your mind, only one thing remains - the ultimate weapon which I now deploy.

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Shadow Wolf

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Ant TNG lacks a character like Odo, who seems to be used as a means to move the plot along when they can't figure out anything more creative than "poof!! here's the shapeshifter who's just very conveniently there at the right time, right place, without the person he's spying on knowing he even got there."
 
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