Hey. The door was open to make a joke about incorrect gender/names.
I saw the opportunity and took it.

Did you just assume the guest's gender?

Morgan Freeman...? Y'all need Jesus.

This technology could be built on though, to turn on automatically once the temperature gets to a certain level inside of a vehicle, IF the vehicle is occupied. Sensory nodes could be placed at strategic locations inside the vehicle that would allow the device to know if there are people or animals in the vehicle.

Whut? You get bowls instead of bowls?

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I still read Peanuts comics. Same with The Far Side comics, and Calvin and Hobbes.

Someone was canning that peach. That is for damn sure.

Top right corner next to the restrooms.

One sips from a monocle after a piece of glass has steeped in the Boston Harbor for approximately 250 years.

Keyboard would be in the slideout section under the desk. Hence why one of her hands is under the desk, maybe

A young Coon dog.

So was the tea dropped in the harbour for this theory to be tested properly?

Hmm. I must be seeing things then. I apologize.

I swear I am not blind. I feel like it was mentioned a couple of times.

I definitely feel like someone menyioned the dinosaur thing.

Did someone mention the dinosaur thing!?

The title is the tag that has been used for this image from the various other sites it has been on.

Vala Mal Doran in Stargate

Apparently part of the word translates to English as "Danube steamship company captain".

There are over 28k Starbucks (not including the stores that sell Starbucks drinks and also use the green iconic straws). Consider this. Most Starbucks average over 100 customers a day (I used to work at one, and was curious about averages and whatnot of customers and their orders). Approximately 45% of those customers order cold drinks that require the iconic green straws. Doing the math, that is approximately 1.2 million green straws used a day throughout the corporation. That is about 463 milli9n green straws a year. So I am fairly certain that there will be some form of positive impact on the environment.

As a Trekkie, I can say that you'd rather be in a red shirt from ST:TNG, over a gold shirt. Thw original series, it was dangerous to be in a red shirt, and safe to be any other color shirt. Also, both Picard and Riker have red uniforms.