My favorite holiday

Linktank , 3 hours ago

Wow, just use some quotes instead of causing strokes with this use of capitalization.

Corgana OP , 2 hours ago

That’s incorrect grammer actually

ValueSubtracted , 1 hour ago

Happy “Labour” Day to you, too.

inspectorst , 1 hour ago

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proper_noun

MrGG , 3 hours ago

My headcanon is that after world war 3 we lost track of time (for a while; survival was priority) and a lot of records were destroyed / reconstructed, so the dates become fuzzy after world war 3, and by the time of TNG and DS9 those fuzzy dates had become accepted as fact because they didn’t know any better. The eugenics wars haven’t happened on the canon dates, but whose to say they don’t actually happen 10 or 20 years from now? 😛

Real life example, our date system involves numbering based on the birth of somebody that almost certainly didn’t exist. It’s just widely accepted that Christ was born 2024 years ago. Or would it be 2025 years ago? I’m too tired to figure that out.

Malgas , 2 hours ago

In fact Diyonisius Exiguus made some errors when counting back to establish the anno Domini date system and as such Jesus would likely have been born between 4 and 8 BC.

StillPaisleyCat , 1 hour ago

No need to fuss about calendars. Just need to revisit Dr. Macdonald’s Temporal Mechanics 101.

There have been several temporal incursions since the DS9 crew did theirs - Voyager, Picard, SNW and Prodigy, not to mention the rippling effects of the Temporal Wars established in Enterprise and Discovery.

Dates and details can slip as long as the major events stay more or less the same.

Breadhax0r , 3 hours ago

Didn’t the bell riots really spark on the third though? We still have days to milk this!

Corgana OP , 3 hours ago

https://c.tenor.com/QuGBMbNuEwwAAAAC/star-trek-that-is-enough.gif

Repelle , 2 hours ago

Rewatched it yesterday. The calendar says 9/1 on the day of the riots.

ValueSubtracted , 4 hours ago

I like the cut of this guy’s jib.