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Pronouns: They/them I'm a minor, don't be creepy Destiel forever!!!
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Intro post because I’m sick and bored:

Name: You can call me Noah (not my legal name).

Age: I’m 17

Pronouns: They/them (He/him is fine too)

Main fandoms:

- Supernatural

- Good Omens

- My Chemical Romance

- Star Trek (really only TOS, AOS, and SNW, I haven’t watched much of the other stuff) (Edit: just started TNG, will probably start posting about that too)

- Marauders

- Gravity Falls

- The Owl House

- Bill and Ted

- The Matrix

- Takin’ Over the Asylum

Favorite bands:

- Fall Out Boy

- My Chemical Romance

- HIM

- Blessthefall

- Taking Back Sunday

- Get Scared

- Pierce the Veil

- Slipknot

- LINKIN PARK

- I Set My Friends On Fire

- Green Day

- The Linda Lindas

- Anarbor

- Rage Against the Machine

- Hawthorne Heights

- Alesana

- Bring me the Horizon

And a lot more that I don’t have time to add.

Other stuff about me:

- I draw a lot. I want to be an artist when I grow up.

- I recently started making Kandi and I really like it.

- I speak English and Spanish fluently (English is my first language, but I have been learning Spanish since I was 5).

- I have OCD and possibly undiagnosed ADHD.

- I read on AO3 a lot (basically addicted to it).

- I’m AroAce, possibly a lesbian, still figuring it out.

- DNI: pedos, homophobes, transphobes, racists, ableist people, Zionists, antisemites (I’m Jewish), wincest shippers

I have two other active accounts. To see me review every Star Trek TNG episode as I watch them, follow me @tngreviews. To see me review Fan Fiction by Brent Spiner, follow me @thefanfictionchronicles.

#intro post#introduction#blog intro
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thestarship-enterprize asked:

How do you typically deal with the difference in communication between you and the humans on board? I might not be a Vulcan, but I’ll take any advice I can get.

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realmrspock answered:

Over the years I have learned to express concepts using terms that humans are more comfortable and familiar with. For example, 'luck' is an illogical concept. Random chance is, by definition, random. Favorable outcomes will happen just as aften as unfavorable ones. However, wishing a human 'good luck' in a situation they have little control over is considered polite, and can improve their overall morale. In return, some of my human peers have begun expressing concepts to me using logic. Their grasp on the nuances of logical reasoning is often somewhat lacking, but the fact that they are even attempting to do so in the first place demonstrates empathy and a willingness to compromise, traits which I appreciate and respect.

It is this idea of compromise that I believe best facilitates inter-species and inter-cultural communication. I hope you found this anecdote to be useful.

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Star Trek idea where they land on a planet inhabited by a psychic being that's torturing them but figure out that this being stops hurting them when they sing/whistle, leading to them figuring out that this being is a baby and needs a lullaby, so has fun bits like Bones has to stop someone from dying by singing show tunes, Scotty getting to use his bagpipes, Uhura and Spock doing a duet to put the creature to sleep while using Spock's Vulcan skills, Kirk monologuing in song form, also maybe Chekov singing Rasputin by Boney M

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Saw someone online say that byler not happening was “the biggest queerbait in media history”

1. People don’t know what queerbaiting is

2. Don’t disrespect the ancient texts

GIF by sonofagif
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Whenever I'm on the assembly line, pouring dangerous dyes into deadly chemicals, I always pour it messy into the bottle. That way, my hands get stained with purple and blue and green and pink. My manager tells me this is fine, some spillage is unavoidable (so long as I am not exceeding the product waste they have accounted for), but that I really oughtta wash my hands after. I tell him I will but I never do. The dyes are dangerous, sure, but in these small amounts, only four or five years will be taken off of my life expectancy. And now I got purple and blue and green and pink hands. When I donate my body to science, the students doing lab practicals on my cadaver will wonder what kind of life I lived, if my colorful hands bled ink onto the things I made with them. What they won't know is that I be fingerblasting muppets on the daily , ans Kermit was psusy alreadh greeg beforer babayyyyy

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