#USS Enterprise (Star Trek)

[marxstradamus]

Kirk was a real one for this

[emiink]

Made some Star Trek pants because I have a problem!!!! Had a lot of fun with this project and I’m gonna wear it everydayomgeheheheh :D !

A very special thanks to @strawberfolk for all their gracious help and for cradling me in their arms when the sewing machine literally attacked me at gunpoint

[clown-alchemist]

i would never use logic. that's appropriating vulcan culture.

[thisshrimpisfryingrice]

Damn these ships going crazy

Part 2

[akendara]

their difference

not to confuse..!

[machetelanding]

[spirk-trek]

Star Trek Set Tour 12/?: (More) Miscellaneous Corridors

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Star Trek USS Enterprise Action Playset and Action Figures - Mego (1974)

[stra-tek]

Wonderful photos of the Star Trek III self-destructed U.S.S. Enterprise model, from the Set Blueprint Archive

[hometoursandotherstuff]

[trek-tracks]

ship and let ship

[frogayyyy]

they're married btw.

[spockvarietyhour]

Space, the final frontier. These are the voyages of the Starship Enterprise. Its continuing mission To explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilisations To boldly go where no man has gone before.

[bisexualbakes]

hardest a tweet has made me laugh in a while

[parallelfallout]

This is how I imagine their texts go

[illeaadante]

one of my favorite things to think about is people becoming collectively weirder. I've talked about the people of Gotham just becoming stranger as a result of living in Gotham and being around other Gothamites, and that same vibe applies.

Mostly, I've been thinking about the crew of the USS Enterprise starting out weird by Starfleet standards and making each other worse.

Like, imagine that Kirk is originally the only one with a boot knife (bc trauma) but that boot knife helps save their asses on away missions so many times that now the entire bridge crew and all of security have boot knives, and that starts to extend to everyone who goes on away missions, until everyone on the crew has a boot knife and it just becomes normal. Like, someone asks to borrow your boot knife and its not even remarked upon. Crew members that are sufficiently close can just pull someone else's boot knife without anything being remarked about it.

It just becomes a Thing, where if you ever get lost somewhere, or if you're in a hostage situation, you want an Enterprise crew member with you. They keep cool heads in a crisis (Crisis? must be tuesday during alpha shift) they all know things that they probably shouldn't (the captain and security teams have self defense tutorials as well as lessons on how to escape various bindings and basic lock picking) and are generally insane. Oh, and again, they all have knives.