He hasn't had to deal with any of those things for decades. In the meantime, he's become a wealthy man as well as a famous, cultural icon. You'd think at some point that would be enough.

You're better off not knowing anything about celebrities that you like. I know I should separate the artist from the art, but the human brain just doesn't work that way.



Edited to add a crappy Trek related photoshop pic I've been noodling with:

https://i.imgur.com/i3FSMFl.png


Yeah, I still suck at PS, but the Youtube tutorial dude that BEP recommended has actually made me a tiny bit better. Still pretty iffy on vanishing points and perspective and such.

I'm sorry my words injured your tender labia.

Woman.

Yet you continue to talk out of your ass.

Big surprise.

And if you don't want to read my posts, put me on Ignore, you ****ing drooling Mongo.

Calling someone a "woman" is apparently the biggest insult this old queer can come up with.

You wanna go with me, ****?

I've been around CP for nearly 21 years and every so often, some know-nothing mouthy little ****, like yourself, has issue with the fact that I've lived and worked in Hollywood for nearly 30 years and share personal stories about my experiences.

95% or more of the people enjoy those stories and ask for insight into upcoming movies or past movies, music, etc. But every now and then, some mealy-mouthed ****ing twerp, again, like you, comes along and thinks that demeaning my stories somehow makes you "cool".

Well, ****tard, you're far from "cool". You're just another ****ing loser that somehow thinks that reading a book or an article about their favorite person is exactly the same as being in the room with said person, which couldn't be further from the truth.

You're just another in a long line of pissants that I've stepped on, so pull up your panties little girl because it's ON.

You're worthless ****ing **** and I almost feel sorry for the broke ass parents that raised your stupid ass.

Yeah, you're a bad mother****er alright. People are going to be talking about the time you called someone a "woman" for years. They're gonna be quoting that sick burn like you were Winston Churchill or Mark Twain or some shit.

So uhh.... I like Star Trek. Anybody else like Star Trek?

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jfc dude take a chill pill and relax. LMAO And did you really brag about being on a internet message board for over 20 years??? :LOL: Right on man give yourself a round of applause. That's impressive I guess. :thumb:

I haven't been on here that long but I do admit that I've noticed that you come across like some smug dbag guy that thinks his opinion is always right. I obviously do not know you in real life but you gotta admit that you come across like a complete tool quite a bit when discussing anything movie related. We get it , you have worked in Hollywood for 3 decades or whatever. Newsflash, no one gives a shit man. Also, how did you come up with the whole " over 95& of people on here enjoy my insight on Hollywood! Alright! I AM SPECIAL DAMN IT!!!!!11" ROFL

I mean the lack of self awareness and smugness is absolutely fascinating but next time just chill the F out jfc.

Honestly, I don't hate that episode. Yeah it isn't exactly plausible, but it was weird enough to keep me entertained. "Masks" is another late TNG episode that most people consider terrible that I actually enjoy.

What the hell is wrong with you?

I'm not saying it's a great episode or anything, but I don't think it's one of TNG's worst by a long shot.

Negatives:

- Picard looks stupid in a mask.
- One of the voices that Brent Spiner uses sounds silly.


Positives:

- I like the fact that after 7 seasons the show wasn't afraid to do something different and weird. They weren't just doing "hard headed aliens of the week" plots or rehashing stuff they had already done.

- I like the fact that the plot weaves together multiple aspects of Picard's personality: his interests in archeology ("Contagion"), mythology ("Darmok"), mysteries ("The Big Goodbye") and theater to help resolve the problem.

- Most of all I like the fact that the episode makes me wonder.What is the artifact? Who built it? Why would they build it? I like the alienness of the artifact and the fact that the mystery isn't wrapped up in 45 minutes. Outer space is vast, ancient, and unimaginably strange, but it doesn't always feel that way in sci-fi, particularly in Trek.


Imagine if...

The artifact originated on a sunbaked world. The artifact is similar to the probe from The Inner Light; the difference being that not only does it contain memories and cultural data it also has terraforming capabilities. What's more the artifact actually uses its designer's creation myth to carry out its terraforming operation.


Or, imagine if...


It's a version of our own Voyager probe but it's technology is so alien to us that it can't communicate its message to us properly. Imagine an alien species that is very different from our own but has holodeck type technology. Now imagine they discover Earth's Voyager probe. How would their technology interpret the sounds, images, and other information that we sent into space?


Or, imagine if...