#Boanz

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Boarbone

Created by combining Porklin with Boanz

A beast evolved from a Porklin who had gotten lost and spent too much time around Boanz. After spending lots of time crawling around to avoid being eaten, it adapted to running on all fours. It’s hide is tough and covered in thick, stiff hairs, along with bony plates that resemble a boanz.

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Could not resist. These were 50% off at the card shop.

(Seriously though, no Boanz up in the shop? TF?)

Icons.

[hocapitochetiamo]

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boans vs bonez vs boanz vs bones

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Skulletar

Created by fusing a Goober with a Boanz

A goober which had absorbed a boanz. It’s body had become viscous and tar-like, with bones and other debris getting stuck in it. In spite of a spooky appearance and less than pleasant smell, it’s a jovial and friendly creature that guides lost travelers through dangerous terrains. It often uses flat stones as finger and palm pads.

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When someone wanna try to talk shit about Leonard "Bones" McCoy as a Star Trek doctor on this the day of our Lord right in front of my croissant:

We a touch touchy 'bout our Boanz, fren. That's our BONES.

You best be careful with your words when the doc's name come out that mouth, dumplin'.

Oh you think you got somethin' to say about Leonard Horatio McCoy? You wanna square up?

Do I have to roll up my sleeves and get to fisticuffs on behalf of my Sweet Southern Gentleman's honour?

*Menacingly* Oh bless your heart, dear. Bless your heart.

You must like the taste of hospital food.

Inspired by this post on reddit of someone attempting to shade Bones but the Trekkies let. Them. Have it.

(I'm really just kidding here guys, please don't in all seriousness be mean to anyone on the internet. Have civil discussions, don't call the police on me please-)

Gif sources: Gfycat

Edit:

My actual response to the reddit thread about Bones bc you know I simply couldn't resist picking up for Bones. (*shaky voice* I love him, dad.)

How you say something can matter just as much as what, though.

Do your best to be respectful and civil to each other; after all, we are all here because we love Star Trek. IDIC!🖖💚

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"Bones isn't saying he is 100% ignorant about the physiology of Vulcans, he is saying that he feels uncomfortable as a professional carrying out an experimental procedure that he has never done firsthand in those conditions. There were a lot of factors that made this particular event very stressful for Bones.

While he has read about the procedure in practice, he has never done any real-world field application of the Vulcan surgical techniques and training that he did receive.

He's not saying "I don't know how to do this" -- clearly, because he does the procedure successfully.

He is saying "I've never done this procedure in real life on a living Vulcan; as a medical professional, this is a highly unusual and a risky situation with the stressors compounded (ship shaking all over the place, experimental blood transfusions, attempted murder and mayhem afoot).

He is saying "I'm scared to do this on my best friend slash the best first officer in the fleet plus his dad who is an immensely valuable diplomat in this insane set of circumstances."

What sane doctor doesn't feel nervous about performing a highly experimental medical procedure plus surgery on two individuals who have no backup blood on board if things go sour? (Spock was able to experimentally generate just enough Vulcan blood to do the procedure so if anything went awry, they'd both die).

Plus the fact that the ship was getting thrown all over the place while he was performing delicate heart surgery . . . I feel like all things considered, McCoy had a justifiable right to be nervous and say so.

That's also something I loved about his character; he was fallible, humble, and had no qualms voicing when he felt out of his depth or uncomfortable. But in that same breath, if someone -- anyone -- needed his help despite his reservations, he'd always step up to the plate to try to help."