It would seem so.

Not only that, but Trish is still naked.

So, are the girls staying?
Because if they are I want to be one of the first to say "there goes the neighborhood".

HAHAHAHAHA, Lars, I  you.

Hahahaha much thanks you guys, wow. 

Y'know the funny thing is, I'm actually surprised you liked that storyline so much... I thought people would hate it because I was being a sexist, sexist... sexist. Sexist being both an adjective and a noun.

So I mean, not to fish for compliments or anything, but for the people who liked the recent girl blockheads storyline so much, I have to ask... why? Just so I can get a little more specific feedback y'know...

(Also, I KNOW I didn't update yesterday or Monday like I said I would, but it's the beginning of Spring Quarter and... it's harsh.)

HAHAHA no, I don't actually think that all men and women act that way... if they did, then it really wouldn't be funny...

I guess I was just hoping that at least one person would think that I DID think that way. 

See I have this fantasy that I'm edgy... but no. Not even close.

I figure that's kinda its purpose. :-P  I could of course be completely wrong...

I Kant.

I certainly did. :-)

DEATH!!!!

It's rough for Sisko... space stations are just so... stationary.

But you got me curious now, do you prefer Sisko? I'd love to hear your argument. :^)

Aw, do people actually hate on Sisko? I don't think there's any reason for it, there's nothing wrong with the guy. I wasn't at all trying to hate on him, I just meant that the issues that a space station commander faces are inherently of a more domestic nature than those that a starship captain comes up against. And while some people would find that groundedness to be less interesting, I'm sure others might prefer it. If I recall correctly, Sisko was the only Star Trek leader to have a son. (Or wait did Kirk, and then his son died? Well anyway Sisko was the only one to have a relationship with his child in the actual show on a regular basis.) But yeah, parenthood's tough, I think you could use that point to make a strong argument as to him being up against more than the average Star Trek leader. Not to mention all that crap with the freakin' Dominion.

So when you say Sisko was a god, do you mean that literally? (Some sort of issue of ancestry?) Or is that just personal preference? As far as other captains having god complexes, I'm afraid I'm going to have to argue against that, at least as far as Picard is concerned. (My personal favorite.) Certainly there are some who speak of him as a God, and Picard does withhold himself from the crew on a personal level somewhat. (At least as far as his love life, or lack thereof, is concerned.) But Picard does share his feelings on issues of leadership with the crew fairly often, and in fact confers with his officers so often that the Enterprise-D ends up being a very democratically run ship.

Um, to sum up, I don't have anything against Sisko, or even Janeway. My preference for Picard could very well be because my favorite series is The Next Generation. (The only series with the one and only Data!) But on the other hand... Picard totally, totally rules.