#spiferetti

Sukeban Deka and Crayon Shin-chan

Oh yes, they are wonderful and definitely make great memorabilia! The best is that they can be kept unaltered for long decades :)

I understand this so, so much.

I’ll sign this petition whenever it does surface.

This has made me question how I deal with people, whether the intent is explicitly witchy or not. Thank you!

I’m glad it helps. :) What goes on in that episode? (I know next to nothing about Star Trek, period.)

Starfleet sends the Enterprise out to make first contact with a life form that is huge and alien and strange, living in space and currently circling a dying star. They have a mission expert on board called Tam Elbrun, who is a Betazoid, a telepath. He has extraordinary powers, but can't shut out other people's thoughts/feelings/moods, and so he's very strange. He keeps alienating everyone.

Also a few years ago, he was involved in an incident where 47 people were killed in a diplomatic mission, among them friends and former colleagues of Commander Riker (he's second in command, also he's a dink I hate him). So most people blame him for that and don't trust him/ his judgement/ his abilities. He already shouted at Riker because Riker thought something along the lines of "who's to tell me you're not goin gto fuck up again". I like when people shout at Riker, 99% of the time he deserves it. He's wayyyyyy too smug and self-congratulatory.

Tam is super startled at first when he meets Data, because as an android, he can't sense Data's emotions/ thoughts. But once Data introduces himself and Tam gets over the first shock, he super likes him. Everyone likes Data. People who don't like Data are rubbish, don't trust them.

Deanna Troi, who is half Betazoid, half human, used to work with Tam when he was in hospital/ needed counseling. Right now they're talking, and Tam says that Tin Man (the space whale creature) is telepathically communicating with him, even though they are still lightyears away from the creature.

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