Almost Forgot To Post The Announcement For This Video On Here Lol, Anyway, I've Been Getting Into Transformers

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Im really curious how people know about Esperanto. Since its a relatively recent language (from the 1880s), its obviously not going to be as widely spoken in the world as other languages (altho apparently it is the most widely spoken constructed language). I assume most people are introduced to it later in some way?

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please tag your most obscure blorbo

If you're reading this...

go write three sentences on your current writing project.

This is your brain after drugs... any questions?

From what I know, it's a mix of Worf being adopted by humans and something to do with the klingon council labelling his father as a traitor or smth? Anyways all that jazz leads to him growing up different from other klingons, with different morals and ideals, which makes them dislike/hate them.

There are a few episodes in which Klingon culture is expanded upon, but I don't remember the names, sadly :"D

There's also 3 episodes in Voyager in which Klingon culture is kind of explored? There's also a few in DS9.

Klingon culture is kind of a mixed basket. Some are very honorable and just, some are more loose with their honor and some are just using honor as a mask for their own ideals. Most, if not all klingons tend to be very religious though.

I haven't watched Star Trek much recently, so my memory might be a bit blotchy, but I hope it helps :)

So I did watch Star Trek tng but it was more of a casual viewing so I never got to see how Worf wasn’t actually “Klingon-like” (and tbh I’ve been using him as the basis for Klingon ocs), can someone explain that to me please? Like is there an episode where we see him compared to other Klingons? Or do people mean comparing Worf to Klingons from other Star Trek series’s?

So I had a hysterectomy today (hooray!) and I brought along my stuffed orca, Shamu, as a comfort object. And everyone i interacted with during my pre-op was like "Oh! Who's this?" so I was telling them all about him, how he's been with me since I was 9 and gone on every single vacation and road trip, and they were telling me about their own stuffed buddies (one lady said she still has hers after 40 years!) and all of this while I was signing consent forms and providing a list of the things I'd brought with me, you know, small talk.

So then a nurse comes over and goes "Okay, I've got some stickers I'll put on your things so we know they're yours" and I'm like "OK cool" so she puts a sticker on my coat and stickers on my bags of clothes and then she turns to Shamu and I'm like "oh I guess he gets a sticker too"

But no. She pulls out a hospital bracelet that's an exact copy of mine and slaps it on his tail, like so:

And i was delighted by this, so I took a picture to send to my friends, who were equally delighted, and were cracking me up with their reactions (like so:)

Anyway, they take me back and put me under, and when I awake groggily a few hours later it takes me a minute to get my bearings, so I don't notice Shamu at first. But then I realize he's tucked up next to me in the gurney, so I grab him, and my hand touches gauze.

And I'm like "huh?" so I look at him and I realize

They gave my fucking orca a hysterectomy

Op this is so cool and important to me thank u so much for posting this. Wing references are always so cool to have. Plus cool pigeon patterns