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so i am thinking of knitting these socks and using black and purple so that it looks like sandeoki and wooyonyang
@shiftythrifting Value Village sure had some things today.
This bag probably counts as revealing my location.
The ghost of Minnie Mouse.
Fascinating steampunk suitcase, featuring a woman I momentarily mistook for Steampunk Taylor Swift.
Is that Little Jimmy or Killer Joe (or both)?
I'm pretty sure Worf wasn't in that movie.
I don't think the photo captures how incredibly flimsy and cheap this clock looked. Also I think that's uncredited fanart.
Next chapter of my fanfiction is gonna be delayed because I had to build this amaze amaze amaze LEGO guy š¤Ŗ

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They're wearing the same pj's
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Warbler on a Plum Branch. ca. 1835. Credit line: The Howard Mansfield Collection, Purchase, Rogers Fund, 1936 https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/56942
šøMadeline: This is a concept painting from an early idea in the story where the ambassadors throw a welcome party for Elio when he first arrives.
š½Domee: Like Elioās grand entrance.
šøMadeline: The ambassadors are good hosts.
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He is lorge and chonky.
Guys we are seriously lacking on phm and Star Trek crossover fics
you canāt tell me it wouldnāt be absolutely awsome to see Mcspirk or data interact with eridians
Oooh, oooh, the Vulcans have known them forever because Vulcan canonically also orbits 40 Eridani!
OKAY, so the possibilities are of course infinite but I have two favourites.
Vulcans and Eridians have known each other for centuries, ever since the Vulcans first started exploring their own system. They get along quite well because their needs are so different they have literally nothing to fight over, and explore together because that just makes sense: Vulcans can land on M-class planets and Eridians can land on their type. The Eridians refused to pick a side during the Vulcan/Romulan schism (because what the hell are you wet creatures even fighting about?) and the Romulans hold a grudge about it to this day, but the Vulcans aren't mad at all because it was the logical thing to do.
Vulcans and Eridians come from different universes but the destruction of Vulcan in the Kelvin timeline created a wormhole that linked the two. Federation ships that came to search for Vulcan survivors also found a disabled ship full of lost and confused Eridians. The wormhole is not stable and may collapse at any time, so somebody's gotta figure out how to prop it open so people can come and go. This may have to wait a century-ish until the stability of the Bajoran wormhole can be studied, but that's not too long for Eridians.
#2 also comes with the possibility of Vulcan refugees in the Eridians' universe, where they're like, "well, we have this dome..."
EDIT: okay 2.1 here is the one I'm sticking with. The Vulcan ship's captain is called T'pir. She's got 70-ish Vulcans on board, two humans, and an Andorian, some of whom were already badly injured when beamed out, and she has no choice but to beg for help from these unknown creatures because she can't reach the Federation at all. Grace is like, "hold up, Vulcans aren't real."
Does... that count as driving them insane?

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Guys we are seriously lacking on phm and Star Trek crossover fics
you canāt tell me it wouldnāt be absolutely awsome to see Mcspirk or data interact with eridians
Oooh, oooh, the Vulcans have known them forever because Vulcan canonically also orbits 40 Eridani!
OKAY, so the possibilities are of course infinite but I have two favourites.
Vulcans and Eridians have known each other for centuries, ever since the Vulcans first started exploring their own system. They get along quite well because their needs are so different they have literally nothing to fight over, and explore together because that just makes sense: Vulcans can land on M-class planets and Eridians can land on their type. The Eridians refused to pick a side during the Vulcan/Romulan schism (because what the hell are you wet creatures even fighting about?) and the Romulans hold a grudge about it to this day, but the Vulcans aren't mad at all because it was the logical thing to do.
Vulcans and Eridians come from different universes but the destruction of Vulcan in the Kelvin timeline created a wormhole that linked the two. Federation ships that came to search for Vulcan survivors also found a disabled ship full of lost and confused Eridians. The wormhole is not stable and may collapse at any time, so somebody's gotta figure out how to prop it open so people can come and go. This may have to wait a century-ish until the stability of the Bajoran wormhole can be studied, but that's not too long for Eridians.
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