Okay now I’m confused. I thought you brought up “Up the Long Ladder” as an example of a different alien race which took something without consent. I thought the issue boiled down to how the Federation felt about genetic modification. I haven’t seen that one in a long time.
The problem was the Federation’s stance on genetic manipulation.
We should strive to be better people, despite how much we dislike the organization or the people in it.
Is the Internet warm?
Okay, what if it was someone in ICE they are responding to? Do they deny the compassion to heal wounded people just because they think a EMT might pick political sides?
Something, something… Rick Sanchez is probably horny?
Look, don’t try to deny how hot they look regardless.
cross-posted from: https://quokk.au/post/227988
The above photos are for reference. These are the image and recipe from The Star Trek Cookbook by Chelsea Monroe-Cassel. My soup was pretty messy. The immersion blender I meant to use was missing, so I resorted to a regular blender. 😅 Not going to do this again without one. The bread isn’t as green as I expected because I didn’t twist it enough. It seemed to me the filling of pesto was too much, making the dough too fragile. At least I tried.
If you are unable to read the text, I’m sure you are wondering who the Norellian are. They come from the DS9 novel “The Big Game”.
Synopsis from Memory Alpha: Mariner and Boimler work the Starfleet recruitment booth at an alien job fair, Rutherford challenges himself.
I grew up on TNG but I was not old enough to understand it (I was 5 when I saw First Contact). As I rewatch season 1, I notice things that are heartwarming like Deanna having a conversation about confidence with Geordi or Data’s instant infatuation with Sherlock Holmes.