More PewPew
More PewPew Less QQ
(Patrick Stewart)
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FTW!
Everyone who dosn’t get it fails.. but the MAIL issue here is that this is a REPOST!! And the entire picture fails due to this.
No No NO!
Captain, they are antique terms, but get them right!
It’s “PooPoo” and “PP”
I think they mean “pew pew” as in phaser/torpedos. By the by, there is an episode title “Q-less”
And also, you fail.
Its from World of Warcraft MMO -_-. It means less crying, more action
61-point Trekkie spec
The new talents in Wrath of the Borg King allow for more PEWPEW!
I wanted to roll a Klingon warrior but I decided the Ferengi bonus to goblin faction was just too high to pass up.
I don’t think we are on the same page…
Make it so!
You won’t get it unless you’re a trekkie. It means more action such as phaser fire, and less episodes where a character named “Q” would screw around with the cast. The very first episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, “Encounter at Farpoint”(two parter), featured “Q”.
*sigh* I miss Star Trek.
no. its WoW refferal. Pew Pew means action, to Q’s next to eachother (QQ) can resemble to crying eyes, which is why people say “QQ more” when someone is wining.
Actually its an MMORPG reference.
More Pew Pew means, more damage, more action, more lasers.
QQ means.. no more crying, as two Q’s next to eachother resemble eyes and ears leaking out of them.
MORE ACTION, LESS CRYING.
If you played World of Warcraft, you would know
It still works for Star Trek, as per Scott @11:41
Some days I’m glad I’m just a WoW geek and not a WoW/Trekkie geek. Rationalizing a WoWlulz for Star Trek tops back-in-the-day when my friends and myself went to see The Crow and talked amongst ourselves as to which Disciplines from Vampire: The Masquerade Eric Draven was employing at any particular point in the movie.
*facepalm*
…I think I may have known you and your friends in high school.
“Animalism level 4.”
“Yeah? Well that was Auspex level 3.”
“Sure, but he has up to level 4 because he gets memories from people not just objects.”
“Oh right. There’s Obfuscate level 2…”
“What gen do you think he is?”
“7th at least. Maybe 6th.”
“Malkav you think?”
“Or Toreador. He WAS in a band after all.”
lol. We do the same thing with the underworld movies.
“dredgaze. With the retest. And she failed both, damn…”
THANK YOU! I got it right off, WoW is definitely the reference here. You guys are all noobs.
@Smyers – some of us choose NOT to play WOW.
Dofus FTW! An AWESOME-ER MMORPG!
Nope. WoW is poo.
Dude, It’s a Star Trek picture. The caption is obviously (If you were a Trekker) a reference to Q and Phasers. It may be a double entendre but its certainly not all about the WoW.
It’s called a double entendre… whether it was intentional or not is debatable, but it has a double meaning.
Exactly! And as far as WoW, I will probably be a “not-B” — at least until I retire someday, but by then (15+ years) it will be something else that will be popular. (Looking forward to virtual reality that truly, honestly, and completely ROCKS!)
(What am I THINKING!?!) Holodecks!!
No. If you watched Star Trek you would know.
Joe has it exactly right, and we Trekkers have the added bonus of knowing the QQ works on two levels–no more crying, and less Q, the character.
Yes. It’s a sort of multi-level pun, people. It’s two jokes in one.
First to engage !
Thank you number one.
beware of klingon…!!!
*looks around and backs out of the room slowly, whistling*
“Scotty, say ‘what’ one more muthaf@cking time!”
“What?”