#ST-T-1

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[forcebookish]

whumptober no.1: (on the verge of a) panic attack

[boldlyexplorational]

Episode 23 "A taste of Armageddon"

This was definitely one of my favorite episodes so far. Without a doubt the first one where just the concept of it made my jaw drop. When they reveal how the "victims" of the computer attacks would just go be disintegrated for the war ...It really hit me. I found it deeply unsettling. These days, I could see it being the plot of a Black Mirror episode.

And it's so currently relevant too! Of course it had its own reference to real life events at the time, but the Idea that removing the horror and destruction from war means losing the deterrent to not have/make war, there's so much it could be applied to nowadays.

So yeah, I could talk about all the ideas I had about it but this post would be too long (let me know if you would be interested in that???), but the point is: I thought it was really good. Even the writing of women characters wasn't too offensive this time (not great by any means, but not terrible). Tamura, my beloved! You'll go far!

On a lighter note: I like how this episode was Scotty's time to shine, we got to see a bit more of him and he did great.

I'm always so intrigued by sets and costumes! The suit on the diplomat was awesome. I also feel like they often plan for men to be half naked too but then somehow end up wearing black turtlenecks.

When they write Spock sassy I fall in love with him a little deeper ("there's a creature on your shoulder" Iconic!). Never as deep as Kirk watching him telepathically caress a door with eyes that say "I wish I was a door right now".

Also I loved how Kirk knows that Spock is uncomfortable with killing, so he took a moment to check with him about how they might find themselves in a situation where it would be necessary to kill, making sure he was alright with it and silently apologizing for it. A quick but meaningful moment to me.

When the fight is over, before they go back to the ship, there's a moment when Spock and Kirk stand side by side contemplating their victory. I just wished they could hold hands there. They were so close anyway.

I know this episode is famous for the Miracle quote, and rightly so. But there's so much more to it! That to me is just the cherry on top.

[thali-lemmonpie]

Dig it in there, Mr. Spock! 🖖

[lonestarflight]

Shuttle Orbiter Columbia aboard 747 transport plane arriving at KSC.

Date: March 24, 1979

NASA ID: KSC-79PC-0056, C-1981-1158

[bumblingbabooshka]

Dark Frontier should have had an ending scene where after Seven returned to the ship and she's self-conscious about having 'betrayed' Voyager and whether or not the crew trust her (they retrieved her on Janeway's orders but her orders don't always match the feelings of the crew itself), thinking of Tom's comment, thinking of what she was a part of, she stumbles upon B'Elanna. They're both working well past the time to do so. Seven tenses up because B'Elanna looks irritated but she just goes into business as usual about mistakes in Seven's work (probably because she needs to regenerate!) and how much time and energy it took to find her and Seven apologizes for the inconvenience (sarcastically) and B'Elanna accepts her apology then she smirks, staring at Seven. Seven looks unsure about what this means. B'Elanna reaches up and clasps her shoulder. "Good to have you back, Seven." she says. Upon Seven's nod of acknowledgement, she leaves, calling over her shoulder "Get some rest!" threatening that she'll be back in the morning with more corrections if she doesn't. Seven stares after her for a moment. She continues to work. She pauses. She turns around and gets onto her alcove, beginning to regenerate.

[countsunflower]

[freshthoughts2020]

[rabbitcruiser]

Model T Day

Model T Day is a lively celebration of the iconic car that changed the way Americans traveled. This day is all about honoring the Model T, which was the first mass-produced automobile that made car travel affordable for many people.

The Model T, introduced by Henry Ford, symbolizes innovation and the start of modern personal transportation.

It’s a day to appreciate how this car transformed society by making it easier for families to own a vehicle and travel freely.

The significance of Model T Day lies in its celebration of technological progress and affordability in automotive history.

Henry Ford’s introduction of the moving assembly line revolutionized car manufacturing, significantly lowering costs and making cars accessible to the average American.

This shift not only boosted the economy but also changed everyday life, allowing people to travel farther and faster than ever before. Celebrating Model T Day reminds us of these advancements and the impact of innovation on our daily lives.

Model T Day also inspires inventors and innovators, encouraging them to pursue their dreams and make lasting impacts on the world.

Additionally, it fosters a sense of nostalgia and appreciation for historical advancements, highlighting how far technology has come and its role in shaping the modern world.

History of Model T Day

Model T Day started as a way to honor the revolutionary car created by Henry Ford. This day was first celebrated to recognize the impact of the Model T on society and transportation.

It officially began in the early 2000s, initiated by automotive enthusiasts and historical societies. They wanted to highlight the importance of this vehicle in American history.

The celebration acknowledges how the Model T made car ownership possible for many people. Before its introduction, cars were a luxury few could afford.

The Model T’s affordability and Ford’s innovative assembly line changed that, allowing millions of Americans to own a car. This shift played a significant role in shaping modern transportation and industry.

Henry Ford’s vision and dedication to making cars accessible to everyone is a core reason for this celebration.

The Model T wasn’t just a car; it was a symbol of innovation and progress. Celebrating Model T Day reminds us of the transformative power of technology and the importance of making advancements that benefit everyone​.

How to Celebrate Model T Day

Host a Vintage Car Parade

Picture a parade, but instead of floats, imagine vintage cars! Enthusiasts can line up their cherished Model Ts and drive them through town.

Neighbors will cheer, and cameras will click as these historic vehicles roll by, showcasing their charm and elegance.

Organize a Model T Quiz Night

Quizzes aren’t just for pubs! Gather friends and family for a fun-filled trivia night focused on the Model T. Prepare questions about its history, fun facts, and quirky details.

The winner gets bragging rights as the ultimate Model T expert!

Plan a Picnic with a Twist

Pack a picnic and head to a local park, but with a twist – everyone dresses in early 1900s attire! Enjoy sandwiches, lemonade, and a game of horseshoes.

Bonus points for anyone who arrives in a Model T, of course!

Create a DIY Workshop

Turn your garage into a Model T workshop for the day. Invite friends to learn about basic car maintenance, especially those with vintage car models.

Share tips, tools, and tales while tinkering with your beloved automobiles.

Film Screening Under the Stars

Host an outdoor movie night featuring documentaries or films about the Model T and Henry Ford. Lay out blankets, set up a projector, and enjoy learning about automotive history under the stars. Popcorn is a must!

Teach the Young Ones

Share the Model T magic with kids and teens. Organize a storytelling session about how the Model T changed the world.

Use photos, videos, and even toy models to make history come alive for the younger generation.

Visit a Local Museum

Plan a trip to a nearby car museum. Many museums feature classic cars, including the Model T. Walking among these historic vehicles provides a tangible connection to the past and inspires appreciation for automotive innovation.

Decorate Your Model T

If you own a Model T, get creative! Decorate it with period-appropriate accessories like old luggage, picnic baskets, and vintage clothing.

Then, take it for a spin around the neighborhood to share your creation with everyone.

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[androgynousabyss]

1 have hardly been -o-n here f-o-r tw-o- n1ghts and already 1 am devel-o-p1ng feel1ngs f-o-r pe-o-ple

[atldiscourse]

honestly even if the allegations never came out and i was still an atl fan, i still probably would've dropped them after sleepwalking because that song was just... bad... and the radio stations were playing it ALL THE TIME 🤢

god bless the uk bcos i never once heard that song on radio i literally could not even tell u what it goes like 🫡

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[rockmemusic24]

Sie Sie Sah Sah DJ ST 2025 [ Hip Hop Remix Rap Song]

[apatheticanachronism]

(qm) anon, "bottomfeeder" means a seadweller that has a quad or multiple quads with a low blood. anon- anon youre calling him a lowblood fucker (atleast where im from)

Yes, that is the widely used defiiniiti☸n, hahaha.

Pers☸na11y, I never underst☸☸d the stingma, but sti11, I d☸n't sea what a pers☸n's (assumed) quadrant preferences have t☸ d☸ with apparently "being a cl☸wn"

[isnt-it-too-dreamy]

loving someone so much and being kind of envious of them still one of the worst ways to feel ever

[kurohe]

Things you can do to actively participate in the revolution

Here's the list !

I know some of those will look really silly, i promise they are not. And obviously, this is not a checklist, you don't have to do everything. But they're steps that you can absolutely take if you wish to, and they WILL help.

(i am continually correcting things when people point out mistakes. Thanks everyone for your help)

(under the cut !)

1) Let's start off with a very easy one you can do right now: stop using Chrome. It's a google owned browser, and it sents all of your data towards it. Mozilla is a very good replacement, but almost anything will do, really. We revolting against capitalism as a whole, and this is a good first step

Also, resign your amazon prime subscription.

2) Start stealing things from supermarkets and malls. I am not kidding. Little things, that aren't really monitored: a can of food, a lighter, a pair of socks. Condiments are particularly easy to hide in bags or pockets. Steal hygiene products, steal food.

Remember that you should have access to those for free, and you don't because a few rich guys don't want you to.

Additional tip: train station stores are very easy to steal from, because they're so busy. But don't put yourself in danger. Check beforehand if they check bags at checkout, look out for employees that might notice what you're doing. Don't be reckless.

(edit: this used to also say airports, but i've been told it's way too high risk as it's considered a federal crime. Thanks for letting me know)

3) In the same line, if you see someone stealing anything from a big store, no you didn't.

4) I know a lot of people are scared of disrespecting rules. By fear of being caught, or by guilt. My advice is: start disrespecting stupid, meaningless rules. I don't have specific exemples, but you'll encounter them and wonder why you're doing that. Stop doing it. This will train you to be able to disobey autority way easier.

5) Put stickers everywhere. If you already have them, go ham. Especially on public property (lamposts are amazing). If you don't, buy them from artists or independant stores, not big brands. If you cannot afford them, remember that you can simply write stuff on an A4 paper and plaster it to walls. Or even post its !

6) Carry a sharpie with you at all time, the big black ones. If you see propaganda, scribble it out. Keep a look out for terfs stickers, maga posters, etc. Also good for getting rid of transphobic and sexist stuff written on public restroom stalls !

8) Learn how to sew. I know, that sounds dumb ! But i promise you, not only will it be amazing to trade with other people ("i'll sew back ur shirt and in exchange, you give me a can of peaches !"), corporations also haaaate when you know how to fix your clothes. Because they want you to buy more. You'll spend a lot less money if you know how to fix em

7) Buy locally. This means going to the market or small stores, and thrifting your clothes. If you can't for money or accessibility reasons, try trading with your friends, family and neighbours. Get communication going in your circles, and you'll realise there are a lot of things that you can simply trade with or buy from people around you. Like a jar of jam against some eggs, or a pair of socks for a t-shirt you don't wear anymore !

9) If you have the space and the money, grow your own food, and share it or sell it around you. Be careful, some assholes will call the FDA on you. Do that with people you trust.

Additional tip: growing vegetables and fruits can be a real nightmare. You can absolutely start by just growing some basil or mint :)

10) Organise. Join leftist groups online, even if it's just to see what's being said, you don't even need to interact. Follow creators, repost and share their content. By doing that, you'll stay informed on group movements like strikes, protests and boycotts, which you can then participate in. It's very important you're connected to other ppl and the movements that are started !

11) Unionize. I'm very sorry I don't know the exact way unions work in the US, but if you can, join one. They will help you in times of needs, especially if you're a student or a worker. If you're not sure how to do that, absolutely ask around to people you know are very active politically, around you or online. People will help.

12) Stay. Informed. Follow independant papers and news outlet. If you can afford it, give them a dollar or two. They are fighting everyday for access to unbiased information for all, and sadly, their independance means that they rely almost entirely on donations and people simply engaging with what they put out.

If you can't access those: do not get your news from TV. Ever. Or anywhere else that has been bought by the far right. Sadly, the majority of TV channels are just the worst.

13) Share that information. Talk to those you trust and who are ready to listen to you, and tell them about what's happening. Get angry with them. Revolution stems from people coming together and realising that they're being used and profited off of. Share videos and posts relating to politics, especially informative videos.

And, most importantly: fact check. All of the time.

14) Go to protests ! If you've never been, i know it can be scary. But you can stay in the middle (don't go all the way to the front, that's where stuff can get heated) and scream and walk with everyone else. You'll meet people who, like you, want things to change. Capitalism wants you to stay as unconnected to others as possible, and that's a great way to fight that.

Sometimes, there are sites that have a planning for all protests happening in a city. Look up if one exists for yours

15) Create and strenghten community. I know i really struggled with this one, because it's so vague. But here's a few places you can start:

-Go and introduce yourself to your neighbours, if you deem it safe. Give them a little gift if you can afford it, like a pack of pasta.

-Make new friends, even if they aren't deep friendships. You need connections. Online or irl, both are fine- don't stay isolated.

-If you already have community, go check on them right now. Ask your friends how they're doing, and if they need anything- ask how they're being impacted by what's happening right now politically.

16) Look for ways to fuck over the institutions in easy ways. One example that went around tumblr a lot is letting dandelions grow in your backyard, because landlords fucking hate it. If you work in retail or fast food, cheat. Accidentally forget to scan the diapers. Put in 7 nuggets instead of 6.

17) Engage in art. MAKE art. Music, shitty paint drawings, craft, anything as long as you're being creative. Share it. If you feel like you can't do that, then support artists. Make a point to look up cool illustrations, and new music. Go to the cinema.

(edit: been told that it's very risky for walmart workers to not scan things, so beware.)

If you're an artist currently in an underpaid office job, please, by the love of god, be creative during office hours. You're underpaid, they do not deserve your full time and attention. Take 30 minutes to write that snippet you've been thinking about.

(and actually, if you're underpaid at all: do the minimum required. So that you can't be fired, but that's it. Any more effort is not worth it. Companies will never be thankful for what you do.)

18) Look up books that your state banned, and go read them. You can get them secondhand, or as pdfs online. (if anyone needs ressources, i will glady look for and share them.)

19) Seek education. There's a lot of youtube channels out there talking about educational subjects in a fun way. Some things the rich assholes who run the country specifically don't want you to learn more about are: biology, history and archeology, social and economic sciences. GO LEARN ABOUT THOSE.

And, actually, read books in general if you can. Yes, fanfics count !

The people in power don't want you to be educated. It's why they eviscerated the education system.

20) PIRATE. I cannot stress this enough, anything you can pirate (that isn't from small, indie creators, except if you absolutely can't afford it) do it. Download music illegally, torrent movies and games. If you want access to academical studies and papers, some writers will give them to you for free if you email them about it. There are also ways to go around paywalls.

21) Don't fall for the traps of "progressive brands". Lately, i've seen a lot of praise for Ben and Jerry's for openly supporting lgbtq rights and being globally anti-trump. They are still a brand. Avoid buying from any big names when you can. That being said, if you have to, check beforehand which ones and what their history is. Some are more evil than others.

Additional tip: a lot of brands you see in stores are actually owned by bigger brands. One prime example of this is Nestle, who are fucking evil, but they own a shitload of other big names. Be careful what you buy.

22) I hate to say this, but be prepared to defend yourself. Revolutions are never peaceful. You will get in danger. If you can, get in ok physical shape. If you can't, buy a gun. (Remember Alabama has a 99% acceptation rate, you can get one in 10 minutes.) I hate firearms, but the enemy will have them too. Arm yourself.

If none of those are available options to you, please, make sure you have someone around you that will be able to protect you, or a place where you can be safe. Whether you are disabled, a minor, or anything else. Don't put yourself in more danger than is necessary.

23) Last but not least, be kind. When someone cuts off a woman speaking, interrupt and give her the floor back. Shame those who think it's right to say bigoted shit in public. Listen to those around you. If you can't act, then remember to always have empathy for the homeless, for drug users, for immigrants. Understand they are people just like you. You are not immune to propaganda and prejudice, no matter who you are. Always question yourself and your biases.

(if you've read this far, please repost. We need this to reach as many people as possible)

I want to remind you that you're not alone. I know things seem hopeless, but the simple fact that you're reading this is proof it's not. I don't live in the US, but i'm supporting you as best i can from where i am, and sending you strenght.

If you have any questions, do ask away. I'll end on this image that's very dear to me: