Believe it or not, it seats seven.
Believe it or not, it seats seven.
Also, it's remarkably giant caveman-proof.
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"How are the red shirts suppose to die on the planet if they can't even fit inside the shuttlecraft?"
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If there’s one thing certain about shuttles is that they’re about as dangerous as a red shirt.
That said, man, I’d love to have one of those! Practical geekiness is the best geekiness.
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Yes, but is the transporter any safer?
I'd say never leave the ship, but they have an unfortunate habit of crashing into planets.
And then I'd say never leave the planet, but they have an unfortunate habit of being attacked by space ships which then crash into them.
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Or having a strip carved into them by round probes… which subsequently crash into them.
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You can get a tent of the same design for $77. Not sure I'd trust it in inclement weather, but it's real cute. https://www.toynk.com/products/star-trek-the-next-generation-shuttlecraft-justman-2-person-camping-tent
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I'd call their claim of two-person to be generous unless those two people knew each other very well.
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The rabbit hole you’ve sent me down by showing me that site! Thanks!!
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Someone’s on a lap then.
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That would be Seven on your lap...
("It seats seven")
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This comment brought to you by Harry Kim.
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Who put a boot on a Starfleet ship?
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Ferengi repo men probably.
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Brunt, FCA.
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Must be bigger on the inside... just like the real one!
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Equipped with a Logitech controller, too?
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Why, is it going down to the Titanic?
No wait, that's a game controller.
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I don't know where to buy that specific type of camper, but it's definitely custom painted.
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Hah, I love it.
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That is cute.
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how does it has seats for seven?
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How do people commenting here not know basic Star Trek stuff?
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/woosh
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Borg efficiency strikes again.
Two have to stay out