Sorry to be a downer, but glitter is very bad for the environment and health. It’s basically tiny bits of plastic, microplastics, that bypass filters and end up washing into streams, rivers, lakes & the ocean. Eaten by fish, then eaten by humans.
Ah yes, when imaginations ran as wild as we did back then. There was a spot in our woods that had a rock formation that we used as the bridge of the Enterprise. There was a particularly chair-like rock in the center that was the captain’s chair and another formation out front of it that we used as the helm. The woods were the various planets we would visit. Technology has been helpful in countless cases, but when it comes to a child’s imagination, all the game consoles, smart-devices, and such have, well, dumbed that sense down. We would have rounds of “Plyke” (play like: and something would follow). Hell, two empty soda cans would ensue a marathon game of kick the can. But, (gasp), thats not safe anymore. Somebody will get hurt kicking the cans and running away or someone will get their feelings hurt because they were “it” too many times. SMH.
uncleskull over 5 years ago
Love those pointy ears!
Baslim the Beggar Premium Member over 5 years ago
The glitter is clever! Well done!
kraftjeff over 5 years ago
It’s not glitter it’s space dust… err space dandruff… dog treat crumbs… Mr. Spock will now do a mind meld to figure out which one it is…
Hey they got the uniform color correct this time too.
Catfeet Premium Member over 5 years ago
Everything is on point…especially Rover’s ears!
GROG Premium Member over 5 years ago
At least there isn’t a multilegged creature crawling on his shoulder.
over 5 years ago
The glitter effects are quite impressive!
jpayne4040 over 5 years ago
Leftover transporter residue.
pony21 Premium Member over 5 years ago
So that’s how they did it …!
danholt over 5 years ago
We used to play ‘Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea’ in cardboard boxes…
one8romeo over 5 years ago
Flying Sub!
PoodleGroomer over 5 years ago
… And he did scattered glitter outside.
WCraft Premium Member over 5 years ago
And as luck would have it – ANOTHER class M planet with oxygen and gravity levels exactly the same as Earth!
kathleenhicks62 over 5 years ago
So glad Rover is back; as Spock also exact fit.
NaturLvr over 5 years ago
Sorry to be a downer, but glitter is very bad for the environment and health. It’s basically tiny bits of plastic, microplastics, that bypass filters and end up washing into streams, rivers, lakes & the ocean. Eaten by fish, then eaten by humans.
El Cobbo Grande over 5 years ago
Yeah, very funny…..once I caught on
dsatvoinde Premium Member over 5 years ago
Ah yes, when imaginations ran as wild as we did back then. There was a spot in our woods that had a rock formation that we used as the bridge of the Enterprise. There was a particularly chair-like rock in the center that was the captain’s chair and another formation out front of it that we used as the helm. The woods were the various planets we would visit. Technology has been helpful in countless cases, but when it comes to a child’s imagination, all the game consoles, smart-devices, and such have, well, dumbed that sense down. We would have rounds of “Plyke” (play like: and something would follow). Hell, two empty soda cans would ensue a marathon game of kick the can. But, (gasp), thats not safe anymore. Somebody will get hurt kicking the cans and running away or someone will get their feelings hurt because they were “it” too many times. SMH.
BWR over 5 years ago
Red needs…totalklike….CaptainKirk.
mymontana over 5 years ago
LOVE THIS, BOYS!