a1e3e8 No.22124
What is the best kind of Star Trek particle, energy, or spatial anomoly?
and why are they tachyons and subspace eddies
4065b0 No.22128
>>22124
Krieger waves are best!
9cff0a No.22130
>>22124
>Tachyons
>Not even a Depolarised-Inverted-Supspace/Polymetric-Quantum-Tachyon-Field
Pleb.
a5ad9a No.22131
Phase variant subspace chroniton plasma.
a1e3e8 No.22150
>>22124
Excuse me ensign, Baryons coming through.
549e6c No.22155
What kind of stupid question is this? Are the any other particles that the Borg worship as God?! I think not.
ec300e No.22158
I'm going for a completely different sci-fi franchise on this one : Eddy is in the space-time continuum, and this is his couch.
9cff0a No.22161
>>22158
Don't you mean he's in the Space Time Wash?
e44ffe No.22169
>>22124
>What is the best kind of Star Trek particle, energy, or spatial anomaly?
The answer is my dick.
ccbcdc No.22176
>>22169
>The answer is my dick.
Microspatial anomalies?
72bdd4 No.22244
A reverse time compression wave.
55cea2 No.22249
>>22176
Big enough to get into a tv show.
a1e3e8 No.22251
>>22124
Wait maybe the Metreon Cascade
ccbcdc No.22253
>>22249
Post your astrometric data, you anomolous slut.
a5ad9a No.22254
>>22244
It was a reverse time DEcompression wave.
61c790 No.22262
>It's another Stellar Cartography misusing the sensors to measure their dicks episodes
549e6c No.22283
>>22262
>Stellar Cartography guy quotes his dick as being "one-twohundredth of a femotoparsec" and expects you to do the math.
947a58 No.22289
>>22283
Not even a remarkable number either, just average.
549e6c No.22295
>>22289
That was the point. Multiply a huge distance by a teeny prefix.
Though "average" is actually more like 5.5".
9ce0f5 No.22322
a1e3e8 No.22330
>>22244
>>22254
>2388
>still using reverse time instead of anti-time
a5ad9a No.22351
>>22330
It's an inside joke among people I know IRL that also post here, as hard as that is to believe.
571623 No.22353
>>22351
Is this IRC faggotry?
f47b0c No.22356
>>22353
Nope. I'm talking about real life real life. People that live near me that I socialize with face to face. Sometimes we watch Star Trek. It's fun. You should try it.
9ce0f5 No.22359
>>22356
>>22353
>>22351
>>22330
Lol itt /strek/ goes outside!
Meanwhile the rest of /strek/ can't fucking believe it.
a1e3e8 No.22362
>>22356
>Sometimes we watch Star Trek. It's fun. You should try it.
The people I know irl are so offended by the idea of concept they don't even want to be in the same room as someone browses past it on Netflix. The Office (American version) is the only thing that everyone can half-heartedly agree on.
412cb3 No.22368
>>22362
I don't like The Office.
c0c2a9 No.22409
>>22368
There should be a porno parody called "The Orifice"
a1e3e8 No.22421
>>22368
bears, beets, battlestar galatica LOL ;-P
39f74e No.22872
>>22362
sounds like you need to rethink some life decisions anon.
e83a47 No.22878
>>22362
Then you're completely surrounded by tasteless faggots and should remove them from your surroundings in some manner of your choosing. You're also probably one of them if you like The Office, so remove yourself too.
7b7525 No.23016
>>22872
That isn't the girl that wore diapers doing weed while playing Mario Kart is it?
d87129 No.23458
>>23016
I dunno man the folder provides
d87129 No.23771
Some of the best particles in the franchise are the ones that make up Trois big ol titties
e47c9a No.23772
>>23771
Your comm badge is still on, Reg, everyone can hear you and Einstein talking about the counselor's ahem. Characteristics, for the last 15 minutes.