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Nucleic Acids posted:Nah, they actually kept them. But everyone on Earth switched. I always felt that the decision to change the uniforms was in part to draw attention to the older uniforms on Voyager.
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They shouldn't have even had uniforms. They should all be manning the bride wearing Neelix-hide loincloths and tufts of Kazon hair.
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criscodisco posted:They shouldn't have even had uniforms. They should all be manning the bride wearing Neelix-hide loincloths and tufts of Kazon hair. Can't afford replicator rations for a cup of coffee, but can afford to have a fresh pressed uniform every day!
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But they don't replicate uniforms every day, many people are seen traveling with bags and things, and I remember something about Naomi Wildeman's clothes needed to be put back through the replicator because she was growing so fast. Consider that it's supposed to be a society of conservation, to replicate something you need more than just it's parts, you need the parts + the energy to make it. Though they should look more worn than they tend to. 
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May 27, 2016 23:47
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Syfe posted:But they don't replicate uniforms every day, many people are seen traveling with bags and things, and I remember something about Naomi Wildeman's clothes needed to be put back through the replicator because she was growing so fast. Consider that it's supposed to be a society of conservation, to replicate something you need more than just it's parts, you need the parts + the energy to make it. By TNG, matter and energy were interchangeable. That's why when they finished eating they'd put the dirty plates back in the replicator, and they'd disappear. So she was putting Naomi's clothes in the have them go back into the energy bank for replicated goods. Theoretically they would just have to collect space dust and gas to have all the goods they need, but they still have to use energy from the engine for the replicating/dereplicating process.
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May 28, 2016 00:13
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Remember, waste matter is transformed into food. Everything replicated is just transformed waste matter.
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whoflungpoop posted:geordi springs holobeach violin serenade on clearly uncomfortable coworker is wineandcheese goon in space Oh hey there famous engineer, I made holo-you fall for me so bedding you should be a piece of cake!
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Automatic Slim posted:Remember, waste matter is transformed into food. Everything replicated is just transformed waste matter. rabbit eats grass wolf eats rabbit wolf shits on ground poo poo fertilizes grass rabbit eats grass the circle of life, man. that glass of water in your hand might have been dinosaur piss eons ago.
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May 28, 2016 01:09
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I save the middleman and just sneak my feces info children's food.
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:rabbit eats grass
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criscodisco posted:By TNG, matter and energy were interchangeable. That's why when they finished eating they'd put the dirty plates back in the replicator, and they'd disappear. So she was putting Naomi's clothes in the have them go back into the energy bank for replicated goods. For TNG perhaps, but we are talking about Voyager, supplies are limited, that's why Neelix cooks and for all we know, does the dishes.
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That's the crazy part. Voyager takes place after TNG. There is zero reason for Neelix to be in Voyager.
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May 28, 2016 01:47
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Do you think you could beat Neelix in a fistfight? How many Neelix's (Neelixi?) could you fight at once before you were overwhelmed? prostrat: turn off the lights
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May 28, 2016 01:53
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Neelix combat-hosed that tall klingon woman. He could probably beat the poo poo out of me.
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criscodisco posted:That's the crazy part. Voyager takes place after TNG. There is zero reason for Neelix to be in Voyager. He did more than cook; he was supposed to be a cultural ambassador or whatever because he knew the region.
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shadow puppet of a posted:Neelix combat-hosed that tall klingon woman. He could probably beat the poo poo out of me. I'm pretty sure that was Quark. You have brought shame on your house.
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PhyrexianLibrarian posted:I'm pretty sure that was Quark. You have brought shame on your house. Quoting you to capture your shame. You are the Duras Jr. of this thread.  Mods please rename PhyrexianLibrarian to "Toral" Neelix hit this and quit this. 
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Huge Lady Pleaser posted:He did more than cook; he was supposed to be a cultural ambassador or whatever because he knew the region. Until, like, season 3 and they were beyond the region he knew anything about.
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PhyrexianLibrarian posted:I'm pretty sure that was Quark. You have brought shame on your house. Neelix takes a Klingon warrior to slam town when they meet some on a journey to find Klingon Jesus. It's Tom and B'elanna's kid 
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treiz01 posted:That's the part about the portable computer that they got wrong - you would never need all those tablets because all the information you would ever want can be accessed from one. The tablets in star trek were more akin to ebook readers. Any referencing of more than 2 or maybe 3 things I'd better with more screens.
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shadow puppet of a posted:Neelix combat-hosed that tall klingon woman. He could probably beat the poo poo out of me. He did it on Tuvok's bed as well. Tuvok had to sleep that night in a puddle of Neelix's ball sweat.
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The Sphinxster posted:I am racist against Neelix Its always the lovely races in trek that have backstories of being oppressed and nearly wiped out. Telaxians and Bajorans, separated by a quadrant, unfortunately both still cling to existence neither of them deserve.
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shadow puppet of a posted:Its always the lovely races in trek that have backstories of being oppressed and nearly wiped out. Telaxians and Bajorans, separated by a quadrant, unfortunately both still cling to existence neither of them deserve. You are talking my language. I also hate Bajorans.
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shadow puppet of a posted:Quoting you to capture your shame. You are the Duras Jr. of this thread.  Welp, time to line up the pain sticks!
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The Sphinxster posted:You are talking my language. I also hate Bajorans. Bajorans still routinely suffer from famines and segregate themselves into religious castes but the Federation wants to let them in. Meanwhile that one planet that made some genetically modified soldiers and then put them in a settlement on their moon got slapped down.
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Those super soldiers should've made Picard their Emissary. Even Starfleet officers have massive egos that can be sucked up to. Then you get to be on the fast track to citizenship.
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So aparently this is a thing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuMsb4nzmis There's all kinds of fictional space ship ambient tracks on youtube
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shadow puppet of a posted:Its always the lovely races in trek that have backstories of being oppressed and nearly wiped out. Telaxians and Bajorans, separated by a quadrant, unfortunately both still cling to existence neither of them deserve. The Sphinxster posted:You are talking my language. I also hate Bajorans. Who invited Dukat and the Pah Wraiths in here?
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What's with all the forehead crinkles? Everybody looks like a human only with one weird obvious facial deformity plus their shirt is made of oven mitts
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May 28, 2016 05:23
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Michael Westmore only ever knew how to make foreheads and the occasional flipper hand
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Still more effort than the black and white cookie aliens.
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Vakal posted:Still more effort than the black and white cookie aliens. Did they ever explain which one actually was the superior race
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Big Mean Jerk posted:can't fight those feet neelets: when will they learn?
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Did Neelix go around the ship in his bare feet for the whole series? That seems unsanitary by Starfleet standards.
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Mirror universe plots are almost as bad as time travel nonsense.
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