How to start a semantic argument, part 1: Crew Rapport
How to start a semantic argument, part 1: Crew Rapport
Keep it civil, if possible funny.
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This exists, making Picard the winner. All other arguments are invalid.
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I see your perfect work of musical art, and raise with The Ballad of Bilbo Baggins.
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That's the greatest thing I've ever seen
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I have no idea why I clicked on your link, knowing exactly what it was. Then I clicked it and remembered. Such a banger.
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Did he and Riker ever work together like this?
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enters the chat
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He beamed both of them into the wormhole then ascended already, it's a competition for second place now
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- Personable and friendly with crew
- Harsh when he needs to be
- Open to different religious beliefs
- Lets his crew have a cool bar
- Cool dad
- Can live with it
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He's nothing, if not self sufficient. But then that's not what we're here to argue.
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The only question
I ever thought was hard
Was do I like Kirk
Or do I like Picard?
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Before Key & Peele, there were... Key, & Peele.
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Should anyone feel so inclined:
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Picard wins overall best captain, but if the question is "crew rapport", I have to admit that Kirk did it better. He was buddy buddy with everyone and joked around with them as friends, while Picard kept a professional distance.
Hmm... that answer wasn't funny. So here's a gif:
Thanks for the sincere answer. The straight VS seemed too easy. And I have to agree. Just look at them together:
Don't mind Spock. The rod hasn't been surgically removed yet.