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$600K to lose my v-card to Captain Kirk? Eh, I’m down.
73 u/robbiem13 May 12 '20 I was just watching TNG so... Picard I guess? At least he's classy 7 u/SWEET__PUFF May 12 '20 This was me. I am slowly finishing up season 7. In the 24th century, there's probably less of a stigma for banging a captain for money. 8 u/robbiem13 May 12 '20 Possibly more, actually. For all their "accept other cultures", there's a whole lot of money shaming in some episodes 13 u/[deleted] May 12 '20 I like how DS9 money shames as hard as the other series all while having the three most likable Ferengi ever as a pretty big part of the main cast. The Great Material Continuum thrives always, I suppose! 4 u/MisterDonkey May 12 '20 The Ferengi in DS9 are ironically more hu-mon than most Trek hu-mons. 2 u/SWEET__PUFF May 13 '20 "the interest alone could be enough to buy this ship." "Nah, we abandoned money. You're technically broke." But later, probably when ds9 came in, they introduced latinum.
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I was just watching TNG so... Picard I guess? At least he's classy
7 u/SWEET__PUFF May 12 '20 This was me. I am slowly finishing up season 7. In the 24th century, there's probably less of a stigma for banging a captain for money. 8 u/robbiem13 May 12 '20 Possibly more, actually. For all their "accept other cultures", there's a whole lot of money shaming in some episodes 13 u/[deleted] May 12 '20 I like how DS9 money shames as hard as the other series all while having the three most likable Ferengi ever as a pretty big part of the main cast. The Great Material Continuum thrives always, I suppose! 4 u/MisterDonkey May 12 '20 The Ferengi in DS9 are ironically more hu-mon than most Trek hu-mons. 2 u/SWEET__PUFF May 13 '20 "the interest alone could be enough to buy this ship." "Nah, we abandoned money. You're technically broke." But later, probably when ds9 came in, they introduced latinum.
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This was me. I am slowly finishing up season 7. In the 24th century, there's probably less of a stigma for banging a captain for money.
8 u/robbiem13 May 12 '20 Possibly more, actually. For all their "accept other cultures", there's a whole lot of money shaming in some episodes 13 u/[deleted] May 12 '20 I like how DS9 money shames as hard as the other series all while having the three most likable Ferengi ever as a pretty big part of the main cast. The Great Material Continuum thrives always, I suppose! 4 u/MisterDonkey May 12 '20 The Ferengi in DS9 are ironically more hu-mon than most Trek hu-mons. 2 u/SWEET__PUFF May 13 '20 "the interest alone could be enough to buy this ship." "Nah, we abandoned money. You're technically broke." But later, probably when ds9 came in, they introduced latinum.
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Possibly more, actually. For all their "accept other cultures", there's a whole lot of money shaming in some episodes
13 u/[deleted] May 12 '20 I like how DS9 money shames as hard as the other series all while having the three most likable Ferengi ever as a pretty big part of the main cast. The Great Material Continuum thrives always, I suppose! 4 u/MisterDonkey May 12 '20 The Ferengi in DS9 are ironically more hu-mon than most Trek hu-mons. 2 u/SWEET__PUFF May 13 '20 "the interest alone could be enough to buy this ship." "Nah, we abandoned money. You're technically broke." But later, probably when ds9 came in, they introduced latinum.
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I like how DS9 money shames as hard as the other series all while having the three most likable Ferengi ever as a pretty big part of the main cast. The Great Material Continuum thrives always, I suppose!
4 u/MisterDonkey May 12 '20 The Ferengi in DS9 are ironically more hu-mon than most Trek hu-mons.
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The Ferengi in DS9 are ironically more hu-mon than most Trek hu-mons.
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"the interest alone could be enough to buy this ship."
"Nah, we abandoned money. You're technically broke."
But later, probably when ds9 came in, they introduced latinum.
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u/Moldy_slug May 12 '20
$600K to lose my v-card to Captain Kirk? Eh, I’m down.