There's some park in LA that looks like it's just running a holdoeck thanks to some stickers care of a man named Arthur Edward Chadwick. Fans of Star Trek, be on the look out for these stickers put on some recycling trash cans that make some park in LA look like a holodeck program is running.i fixed these pylons last week. apparently it’s making people happy. https://t.co/L6mBjzardq pic.twitter.com/H3nUtUvqdO— AEChadwick (@chadwicks) July 19, 2020
You can find them in what seems to be Valley Village Park at this location.
Wouldn't it be sweet if Robert Picardo (The Doctor) just waited nearby and asked how your were feeling?
But if you do find it, please, please dress up and do some Sherlock Holmes or Abraham Lincoln cosplay and post it on Twitter.
I’ve officially found the holodeck controls in North Hollywood Park.— 🎶 Bonnie Gordon 🎶 @ 6 Feet Away 😉 (@BonnieBellG) July 18, 2020
“Computer: End Program - Pandemic Apocalypse 2020”
... didn’t work.
I think there might be a glitch with the ship’s power converters.
Can someone get engineering down here?! #StarTrek #HoloDeck pic.twitter.com/U7NN1Kulgz
I had to call up a holodeck image of my wife and child. pic.twitter.com/A80dZuCdQn— Central Line (@mikestan) July 20, 2020
via Comicbook.com
We really want to try the news Japanese sandwiches at Katsu Sando's
Katsu Sando’s Chinatown Shop Opens on Friday With Craveable Convenience Store Bites
Can't say we like another Japanese sandwich shop, Konbi, past it's presentation. And forget the $70 special sandwich unless you're rolling in it. It's Grand Opening is this Friday 7/24.
Huh, why's a Japanese sandwich shop opening in Chinatown and not Little Tokyo or on Sawtelle?
A game we've been waiting on, Yakuza: Like a Dragon has a release date, November of this year.
Supposedly, we're getting tiny boats to watch movies in, where and when hasn't been made clear.
Floating cinema equipped with social distancing boats coming to Los Angeles
