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I’ve seen a lot of posts commenting on how there is no fake Star Trek fan or Trekkie, and how which series or movies you like do not determine if you can call yourself a Trek fan. They’re right, it doesn’t matter which Star Trek you like.

However, if you are the sort of Trekkie that comments on a photo of Sulu with homophobic and racist remarks, or the sort of Trekkie that makes violent threats in the general chat on Star Trek Online, or the type that writes an angry homophobic letter to an author of a licensed Star Trek book or even the type who comments on a photo of Captain Janeway with gendered slurs… You are no “real” Trekkie. Be it racism, misogyny, sexism, homophobia, transphobia or ableism, if those are the sort of values you espouse, your interests in Star Trek are superficial at best. You have missed the core values of Star Trek, from the IDIC to Starfleet’s credo. When Star Trek came on the air it instilled hope of a better future, so why are you so eager to drag us into the past?

Beasts of Burden by Jill Thompson and Evan Dorkin.  Epic creepy coolness!

My dash is exploding with Hobbit feels and I don't get to see it until Monday.

The Daily Grump | December 24, 2012

the longest forty minutes are the forty minutes between calling for pizza and the pizza arriving

No springs!

the evil Spring Sprite: Coily

This is a great likeness!  Poor sad Roy - you need to draw Ed to make him feel better.

More playing with naturalism. This time depressed!Roy. Just because.He misses his Ed.

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