StarTrek.com took a positive note today in reflecting on Robin Williams by noting some of his ties to Trek in the Mork & Mindy series. I'm particularly intrigued by the Colonel Greene costume story, especially with the side-to-side picture evidence.
StarTrek.com took a positive note today in reflecting on Robin Williams by noting some of his ties to Trek in the Mork & Mindy series. I'm particularly intrigued by the Colonel Greene costume story, especially with the side-to-side picture evidence.
It was a good article they did. Brought back some warm memories (the Shatner bit specifically).
Do people really think the rest of the world cares about how boring and mundane their lives are?
It's like an internet forum with less direction and more chaos.
It can be fun. Very fun.
I used to get freelance art jobs from bands through MySpace and that started me on social media.
Then I had a job that required me to do social media for the company.
I've found Facebook is my cup of tea. Partly because all of the roller derby leagues I used to do art and design work as well as referee for were all using facebook together.
I've found Twitter is great for keeping up with the NBA. And comic book artists.
I've found tumblr is good for comic book artists. And mostly TRIBBLE.
I don't do much with pinterest or instagram. I can't really stand linkedin. And SnapChat isn't for my generation.
New Lunar Republic
"Where monsters rampage, I'm there to take them down! Where treasure glitters, I'm there to claim it! Where an enemy rises to face me, victory will be mine!" -Lina Inverse
i remember watchig Mork and Mindy as a teenager, used to crease me up,
there are so few people who, when their name appears in the credits for
something, i will automatically want to go and see. he was a wonderful actor,
a wonderful standup and by all accounts a wonderful person. RIP Robin
"Great War! / And I cannot take more! / Great tour! / I keep on marching on / I play the great score / There will be no encore / Great War! / The War to End All Wars"
— Sabaton, "Great War"
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It was a good article they did. Brought back some warm memories (the Shatner bit specifically).
It's like an internet forum with less direction and more chaos.
It can be fun. Very fun.
I used to get freelance art jobs from bands through MySpace and that started me on social media.
Then I had a job that required me to do social media for the company.
I've found Facebook is my cup of tea. Partly because all of the roller derby leagues I used to do art and design work as well as referee for were all using facebook together.
I've found Twitter is great for keeping up with the NBA. And comic book artists.
I've found tumblr is good for comic book artists. And mostly TRIBBLE.
I don't do much with pinterest or instagram. I can't really stand linkedin. And SnapChat isn't for my generation.
This show was way before my time, but I love the comedy!
"Where monsters rampage, I'm there to take them down! Where treasure glitters, I'm there to claim it! Where an enemy rises to face me, victory will be mine!" -Lina Inverse
there are so few people who, when their name appears in the credits for
something, i will automatically want to go and see. he was a wonderful actor,
a wonderful standup and by all accounts a wonderful person. RIP Robin
— Sabaton, "Great War"
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*plays The Last Post on saxophone*
*busts down your door while wearing a Starfleet uniform*
Time to boldy go, losers.
#this is how you SHOULD collect your crew from shore leave