What am I in for?
>>22133029Gaghing on illegal alien pubic hair pastanow skibidi yeet urself out of here unc
>>22133029Poorly prepared gagh with weak blood-wine.
>>22133029>tfw no hasperat
>>22133029AIDS
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>>22133054I can't read that
There are *multiple* Star Wars cookbooksI don't even recall anyone eating in any of those filmsMaybe Jabba? What did he eat. Small reptiles? No cooking
>>22133058he ate galactic goyslop
>>22133054>googling gives me nothing>image too shit to view
They don't cook food in Star Trek though, they have replicators for that
>>22133029Too much leola root.
>>22133070sisko's father owns a restaurant
>>22133058They did in most of the movies.>>22133066anon is actually right, it was mostly slop, slop bars, blue milk slop and 1 dated cgi pear>>22133070They do.
>>22133029>What am I in for?Facts and Logic
>>22133029I still haven't made Sisko's allegedly amazing sautéed beets.What could he have done to them to make them enjoyable to someone who hates beets.I think about that scene several times each year.
>>22133057I was hiding the fact that it's from a Babylon 5 cookbook.
>>22133070Replicator food lacks nuance. It's similar to the difference between food made with dried spices that have been in a cupboard for years and those made with fresh herbs from the garden.
>>221331015 was so much better than DS9. Everyone agrees
>>22133070>>22133108https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAsrsMPftOIReplicators make a consistent, technically correct version of food/drinks based on Federation standards. But it's not good, that requires human ingenuity and talent
>>22133109True but I like them both and never understood the need for one of them to be seen as bad.
>>22133112Tastes like replicated protein molecules and textured carbohydrates. i.e. it's simplified to be less of a power draw on the constantly exploding eps conduits
>>22133116I loved DS9 until I started watching Babylon 5 and realised how much more I love it. I don't think DS9 is bad, but it does just feel stiff and a bit shallow by comparison
>>22133070Isn't there a /tv/ webm where one of the captains cooks eggs for someone?
>>22133198>one of the captains
>>22133198This one?
>>22133248That's it. /tv/ posts it a lot. I think the idea is Why is he cooking eggs for the robot man?
>>22133276That's commander Riker you dummy.
>>22133508No the robot man is being served the eggs. The captain cooked them for it to show the robot how superior human beings are to artificial life.
>>22133524You're right. Turtle head man was the only one that liked them. I forgot that part.
>>22133276Contexthttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1C-i7J9ZLuMAs for Data being a robot, he mentions in another episode that he can eat food though he doesn't need to. He probably has the ability to detect different flavors with far high sensitivity than any human or Klingon.
