Tribbles infesting San Diego Comic-Con

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Wed Jul 15, 2009 — by Glenn Hauman

Tribbles infesting San Diego Comic-Con

I told them they were going to have to spray for those things, now they're everywhere...

So to promote season 2 of the original Star Trek on BluRay, Paramount is looking for pictures of people with their Tribbles. There's no way this ends well... the best case scenario is that somebody's going to grab a few hundred and do this:

The worst case scenario? Tribble porn.

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Steve Chaput (2:14 PM on Fri Jul 17, 2009)

Wow! My cat has been coughing up Tribbles all this time and I thought they were just hairballs. No wonder they are all over the house.

Seriously, I would love to have a black & white Tribble all my own.

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