So would a star wars fan and a trekkie say "may the 4th be with you" once a year or "make it so" and "engage" at every opportunity?
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So would a star wars fan and a trekkie say "may the 4th be with you" once a year or "make it so" and "engage" at every opportunity?
"Fascinating."
Engage the force.
So soft hearted.
It rubs me the wrong way to equate those two franchises. One is for selling toys to children. The other is for selling toys to adults.
Come now. It's about who would win a war. Star Trek Vs Star Wars and More: Settling the Ultimate Sci-Fi Debate
I have never given this question much consideration, but I think Mickey Mouse would prove to be pretty much invulnerable. If the Federation had someone like Bugs Bunny on their side they might have a chance.
Oh wait. The Federation does. It has Q.
Game over.
Anyways the Star Wars 'Universe' is walled off and could fit inside a piece of the Star Trek universe. Probably the War Hammer universe could, too. For all we know the Force is controlled by the Qs.
I see one of our benevolent overlords in that image - the cat.
And three tribbles.
What kind of busy?
Volunteer work, dog walk, stuff around the house including shopping to replace dog door or flap that has degenerated.
Ah! Time for some hot chocolate. YESSSSSS
I'd like some.
Here you go: dairy and sugar free. When you drink it think of the bitter herbs of ancient Egyptian servitude, or you could add some cream and sugar. Most people add cream and sugar.
The word for today is viscosity.