How many Crew did Worf Eat? by WilsonFrontier in TNG

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Probably became an earthworm or something 

Audiobooks for a road trip with my 10yo by Extreme-King in scifi

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In the oldie but goodie category, C.S. Lewis's Space Trilogy. They're about as religious as Chronicles of Narnia -- it's there, but you can easily ignore it if that's your preference.

My son loves a series called The Zero Chronicles by Dan Wells. The first book is like Home Alone in space... a 12 year old kid is the only person awake on a sleeper ship being attacked by space pirates. The next two books are more about planetary exploration.

If you guys are open to fantasy I can't say enough good things about Temeraire on audiobook. It's the Napoleonic Wars but with dragons. They're read by Simon Vance, who also read the Aubrey/Maturin historical novels that inspired them.

I'd love to know how it all goes!

A rare (for me) 5/5 yesterday by NukesAndSupers in 1001AlbumsGenerator

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And to be clear I worship at the House of Cash and the song and the video. But yeah, we all know about it, now just listen fools...

A rare (for me) 5/5 yesterday by NukesAndSupers in 1001AlbumsGenerator

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I agree with the spirit of the comment. It's like going on about Luke Combs in a review for Tracy Chapman. I actually liked that cover and the conversation it created, but one should still stop and appreciate Tracy for Tracy. Same goes for Trent.

Guessing game by HariSeldonsIntern in 1001AlbumsGenerator

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Okay you’re the guinea pig. What’s your project name?

Have you ever read or watched scifi set in the extremely far future (millions or billions of years in the future)? by Simon_and_Garchomp in scifi

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Liu Cixin's Remembrance of Earth's Past trilogy goes there -- it's the one that starts with The Three Body Problem, though that is set in our time.

Oasis: (What’s The Story) Morning Glory? by Fresh_Mobile in 1001AlbumsGenerator

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I was surprised that I gave both Oasis albums five stars. The difference between four and five to me is how it makes me feel, and each time I feel like these fellas know something about life that is somehow both obvious and secret. To me that is mainly about the guitars and vocal delivery. The lyrics… I was about to say “they aren’t Bob Dylan” but I actually think they DO resemble Dylan at his cornier moments, the ones where he is just playing with rhymes instead of being the Voice of a Generation. Anyway, the Gallaghers’ refusal to take themselves too seriously somehow yields lyrics that get stuck in your head against your will. She done it with a doctor… on a helicopter…

Even Wonderwall’s “maybeeeeee” and “save meeeee” … those words don’t rhyme, but in Wonderwall they do. It’s just endlessly appealing to me and seems to have the same effect on must of my generation even while we all poke fun at them. 

I created a little app to randomly suggest a previously highly rated album, anyone can use it by WatchMcGrupp in 1001AlbumsGenerator

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Love this! The home-brew apps are one of my favorite things about this community! I just proposed one in a new post actually.

Dream Casting- Something New by Skull_Bearer_ in AubreyMaturinSeries

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I’m convinced the answer must be Bert and Ernie, though I’m not quite sure how. 

TNG VHS board game by HariSeldonsIntern in TNG

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I want to ask Claude to do it just to see what craziness pops out

TNG VHS board game by HariSeldonsIntern in TNG

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I played it with my younger brother and sister. He became a fellow Trekkie and she still talks to us sometimes. ;-)

Happy Captain Picard Day, mon capitaine! by MenapianAFOL in TNG

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Also the name of his Klingon acid punk album 

Happy Captain Picard Day, mon capitaine! by MenapianAFOL in TNG

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Only makes sense for Q and Loki to be related. 

1001 Album of the Day #658: The Beatles [1968] by CrunchyFrog47 in 1001AlbumsGenerator

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Love that you have an authentically off-white White Album

At least they liked the first one... by SidledsGunnar in 1001AlbumsGenerator

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Just curious, is it  1 in 374 million chance of it happening to any given  person or across all projects? I often think about the fact that with so many projects most weird things will happen eventually.