Side Game: Dystopia

[http://users.livejournal.com/_samalander/]

In the world you are entering, there is a Federation. There is an Enterprise. There is even a Captain Kirk.

But in this world, they are not as you know them.

George Lowther, 27, is the captain of the pirate ship known throughout the galaxy as the Enterprise. Of course, he's not the real George Lowther, and neither was the man before him, a fellow called Chris Pike. They're in the process of trading the identity, so Pike can retire, having made his fortune. The new Lowther, real name James T. Kirk, has hired on a crew, and they're off on their first voyage, affiliated with the Federation of Interstellar Pirates.

So. How's the crew doing? And, of course, who's fucking?

Comments

[http://users.livejournal.com/_samalander/]

Is the slang term "kirk out" for "to freak out" popular where you guys are? I don't know why, but growing up we always said people were "kirking out" over things and I just made the connection to Kirk.

[theoreticalpixy.livejournal.com]

Nope, haven't run into it.

[http://users.livejournal.com/_samalander/]

Weird. According to urbandictionary, to Kirk Out is "To be so extremely pissed off at a situation or person that you can only talk in short chopped sentences like Captain Kirk from Star Trek."

[emmypenny.livejournal.com]

Nope. But I love it. I do think though that the new movie, we'll have "spock out" start being used. Hey Spock, YO MAMA

[http://users.livejournal.com/_samalander/]

It must be a Baltimore/DC thing.

HAHAHA. LOVE IT.

[emmypenny.livejournal.com]

Guess so.

I THOUGHT YOU MIGHT.

[captlebubbles.livejournal.com]

TRUFAX: Ever since that seen where Spock pretty much gave the Vulcan high-ups the Vulcan finger, I always imagine "bitch" at the end of that scene. "Live long and prosper, bitch".