Senior Chief Petty Officer. Starfleet is in my blood, and I’ve spent my entire adult life in service to boldly going.

Keiko and Molly are my favorite humans, but Transporter Room 3 will always be my favorite.

Just don’t ask who what’s in the pattern buffer.

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Cake day: August 27th, 2024

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  • “throwing together a quick meal” should have it’s own word.

    “cooking” to me implies you’re working on something worth the time it takes, something you want to put effort into.

    But when I just got home, nothing is easy to make and I have to throw something quick together, it doesn’t feel like really cooking to me. Like im half assing it, it should have a half-assed name.





  • For those who want to either go insane, or have limitless limited gloating capability!

    Limitless, because to those who know how difficult it is, they will never doubt your skill and dedication.

    Limited because to those who don’t know, they don’t care.

    And I will have absolutely none of that madness in my life, I’ve gotten enough suffering for many lifetimes… I don’t need to self inflict more!

    Now if you’ll excuse me, I have a date with Novice and only fun skulls…




  • He DID seem to be moving it around better, it’s a bit of a sore topic for him so I never pried, just listened to him when he talked about it. Didn’t want to just go “so, is your arm still shit?”

    Like it was noticeably not good when he quit, and the last time I saw him he was moving it pretty much as well as the first time I met him.

    So I’m guessing him going back out and doing stuff with his hands more is helping a lot.

    My wife has mobility issues with one of her arms due to injury, and she gets better mobility the more she does complex things with her hands.

    Protip: if you ever get an injury that limits hand/arm movements, take up knitting, tabletop gaming, and/or video games. Moving your hands around small objects to do delicate things can vastly improve your dexterity.


  • He convinced his doctor to “wait a couple days to inform” him so he could give a few days notice. This was less than a week into his new promotion, too.

    Now he spends his days trapping for muskrat (big problem for farmers in the area) and sells the furs for supplemental income because disability pays shit has hobbies.

    He seemed to be doing okay last time I spoke to him. Just a little bored when he can’t get outside.


  • Anecdote time, feel free to SKIP

    My buddy’s humvee got tagged by an rpg during desert storm, everyone inside lived but most were injured. He got away with shrapnel embedded in his arm for most of the next two or three days until it all got removed. Apparently his elbow got it pretty bad.

    Fast forward to 98, he’s basically lost feeling in two of his fingers except hot/cold and pressure. “it’s not service related”

    2005, most of his hand is partially numb. “it’s not service related”

    2013, he has no feeling below the elbow, except sharp pain and extreme hot/cold. “it’s not service related”

    2015, he has deadeend feeling from his shoulder to his elbow. “it’s not service related.”

    2017, he has difficulty moving his hand now unless he’s looking at it. Spatial awareness is gone. Elbow down completely numb. Shoulder down almost completely numb.

    2017, two months later, for seemingly no reason. “It’s service related. You’re on 100% disability. You have 24 hours to quit your job.”






  • Honestly, if you mounted some of these on a couple 1kw e-bikes with fat tires and suspension for better off-roading, you could get some nice hit-and-run squads, assuming you could clear or detect area-denial weapons.

    Mount an MG on one, a recoil less rifle on another, maybe some form of rocket launcher for heavier armor.

    It’s not going to take over any countries, but a fast attack force that can clear rough terrain quickly is worth it’s weight in gold.

    5 bicycle boys vs 10000000 Gen 5 tanks and 27 lions, who wins?