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Since the st_tos_kink community only has an archive for the filled prompts and it was such a pain finding anything when I felt like filling something, I have made an archive for all prompts (with tags for filled or unfilled). I made it mostly for my own convenience, but think it might be helpful for others as well, so I thought I'd offer the link:

TOS Kink Prompts on Delicious

[Originally posted a week ago on ontd_startrek and thought I'd re-post here. :)]

I had to work on New Year's Eve day and since only about 5 other people were in the office, I decided to make good use of the office equipment. I bring you the December 2009 and January/February 2010 issues of Star Trek magazine. They're HQ PDF scans so all the text is legible. Just open with Adobe Reader, zoom in if necessary and there ya go! :)

The December issue covers villains, including Nero/Eric Bana, Q/John de Lancie, and of course Khan/Ricardo Montalban. It also includes a Q&A with Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman about STXI (Is Amanda really dead?, What about Spock's "biological imperative" Pon Farr?)

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The January/February issue covers Star Trek: The Motion Picture, including an interview with Walter Koenig. It also has an article about what happened to Winona Kirk after the Kelvin.

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[x-posted at startrek_tos & startrek]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1gqLERzk_w

George Takei in Kathy Griffin's "movie."

This is not mine but nevertheless I thought to post it here cause it`s one of the best things I ever found on deviantart.com. And I`m sure you like it too.

http://theartslave.deviantart.com/art/A-Trekkerrific-Birthday-pg-1-132823893

so i just found these pics, and i thought i should share:
greatarchitect.wordpress.com/2006/09/07/happy-40th-star-trek/

Has anyone watched that?

Star Trek 25th Anniversary special

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugfBduNp1wo

That`s cool. Especially for Bill Shatner and Leonard Nimoy fans. (I for myself think it`s mean that just these two are doing the host).

Star Trek 30th Anniversary special

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xALC9lBVZUc

I remember that I watched the 30th anniversary in german television. I was young, hadn`t heard many english names before and was so confused how some of them were named rightly. I still have problems with the name Cirroc Lofton, lol.

I found this just randomly and thought it was hilarious. Thought you all would like it too.

GoAnimate.com: Spock's Death (Director's Cut) by Mojochi


Like it? Create your own at GoAnimate.com. It's free and fun!

"The last thing he said to me was REMEMBER.
As if, in a million years I could EVER forget my neck." lol

After following a couple of links from tawg's post about the Trek podcast, I've just spent the last couple of hours clicking around a really great Star Trek Scrapbook blog. It's got a ton of magazine clippings, promo photos, and other stuff like Star Trek stamps and trading cards and comics.

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(I shrank these down, by the way, but there are nice big versions if you follow the link, and seriously lots more photos. :)

Since it seems like there are a lot of us who are discovering/rediscovering Trek, I through I'd share a resource that I've found invaluable over the past few years:

Look At His Butt: The podcast where LT and JK, two geek babes, talk about Star Trek, science fiction, books, TV, the Internet, sex toys, and William Shatner's butt.

It's a great podcast, with over one hundred episodes. There are episode reviews, discussions about the sheer amount of Trek crap out there, and (perhaps my favourite element) they talk a lot about fandom. There's some poking fun at rabid fans, and some interviews with people who have contributed a lot, but there's also convention reports and some talk about the early days of Trek fandom, back when everything was run through zines.

Anyway, I definately recommend that you check it out.