Captain James T. Kirk (
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( closed ) I wanna know, have you ever seen the rain
who: Jim Kirk & various
what: catch-all for several threads
when: late February, possibly through early March
where: various places around the Quarantine
warnings: nsfw in one thread
(( ooc: I'm just tossing starters in here for different people, but feel free to poke me through PM or @
extreminator if you'd like a thread with Jim, and we can work something out. Don't be shy! I won't bite. ;) ))
what: catch-all for several threads
when: late February, possibly through early March
where: various places around the Quarantine
warnings: nsfw in one thread
(( ooc: I'm just tossing starters in here for different people, but feel free to poke me through PM or @
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Hover bikes! What! I want a hover bike. My world needs to get with, jeez. [ At the mention of transporters and replicators, she's immediately fascinated. ]
I mean, like, in sci-fi shows and stuff. But we don't have anything that fancy, a lot of people think it'll be never possible.
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[ You know, if she feels like taking advantage of this place and her time here, she may as well start by getting herself a cool bike. ]
Oh, definitely possible. In my universe, anyway. Transporters and replicators are very much a reality where I come from.
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[ She absolutely will. Once she... has the money. It's rough out there for a DJ trying to make a name for herself here in Quarantine. She's optimistic though that she'll get somewhere soon, hopefully. ]
So, like. You can just get zipped from one place to another? That's so convenient.
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In any case— she'll find that it really is easy to buy a bike, if she wants one. ]
As long as you're within range, and there's no interference. We can, yes. It comes in handy when you travel around through deep space a lot. My ship's not very easy to land, and using transporters is much quicker and more practical than heading out with a shuttle every time we get to a new planet.
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I guess that makes sense. So, like, deep space- How deep we talking? Again, in my time, we're like... at Mars, max. Which is a pretty big deal for people.
(( ooc: heyo! i'm on hiatus until probably mid-april due to life stuff so i will still be painfully slow if you'd rather drop/handwave this and start something new when I get back lmk!!! ))
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Mars does not count as deep space, technically. [ Well, depends on what sort of 'deep space' they're talking about, but for the purposes of this discussion. ] We can go well beyond the limits of our solar system. The galaxy's divided into four quadrants, and we can get to the largest part of two of them. The other two quadrants not so much yet. But there are countless planets and stars even just on the Alpha and Beta quadrants, so there's plenty there to see, find and learn about.
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Huh, [ is all she says to that at first. It's fascinating, really. The idea of whole galaxy to be explored just beyond their solar system. ] What's stopping you from exploring the other two quadrants?
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Too far away. We have pretty advanced technology but it still takes too long to get to either of the other two quadrants, at least for now. [ He shrugs. ] We'll get there. Baby steps, you know. There's still a lot for us to explore on the Alpha and Beta Quadrants anyway.
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Huh. I guess I figured in the future nothing would be off limits still, but... That makes sense. We're still figuring out how the heck to get to planets within our solar system in my time, so. We'll get there. And you guys will too!
So, like, is that what you do? Go off adventuring to new planets and whatnot?
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[ But that hardly means one should stop trying. As a matter of fact Jim's not once given up on a thing after joining the Academy, and he's gotta admit, that tendency has worked very well for him so far. New life, all that. ]
A little bit of that, a little bit of politics and diplomacy, a little bit of dangerous stuff. It's not all fun times, and it can even get boring at times, but I love it. Wouldn't trade it for anything.
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That's good, at least. I feel the same about my job, I guess. I took it just because it was what seemed like it'd be easier but then... I really did love it.
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Yeah? [ He cants his head a little. ] What is it you do?
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That's what I did back home. Set up stage and fetched coffee for musicians way better than me.
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Ah! Alright, yeah. I know what you mean now. [ He nods. ] Sounds exciting. Any musicians I'd have heard about?
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[ Eighties, she almost says. But he knows her timeline now. Well, her fake timeline. She doesn't look at day over twenty-five (or so she's been told) so that wouldn't line up. ]
-early 2000s. So unless Pop and Rap starting to mix was your jam then nah, probably not.
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Jim probably wouldn't even blink at that, actually. He's seen a lot of weird so far. This would be nothing. (Maybe almost nothing.) ]
Well, I've got a very eclectic taste, so— you never know, actually. [ He pulls up a holoscreen between them. She'll find a playlist there. ] Okay, give me a name. Let's get some music going.
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Woah, nifty, [ she says to that pop up holoscreen. ] Uh. How about... some Nirvana?
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Computer, play some Nirvana. [ And promptly a playlist of shuffled Nirvana songs starts playing. See, it's kinda like having his own personal Siri. Except cooler because Siri can't take him to outer space. ]