Star Trek

Oh my. So it goes from Facebook to ST.com. Matt, Matt, Matt. . . 

Okay. I say briefs. They just seem more his style. I image that Data's reaction to boxers would be:

"All this extra fabric is wasteful. It serves no fashion function as it hidden by my clothes, and I have no sleeping partner to admire them, so briefs would be the most logical choice."

Data would never go underwear-less. Remember how his "mother" said how he used to run around naked before they put "modesty" into his programming? Well, there you have it. I think that covers that.

Still LOLing. . .

What's standard issue in Starfleet? Do they still wear those blue ones from ENT?

What can I say Roboto?  You are my muse.

Data is being modest while in uniform alone.  Everything is covered; anything else would be a waste of fabric.  Data has as much use of undies as he does a spacesuit during an EVA.

Data was a by the book kind of guy, so if they still had standard issue in the 24C, he probably wore them.

I'll go with a brief like undergarment.

Data seems like a briefs man to me.  

I have it on good authority that he a certain prediliction for women's silk, crotchless panties.

 OMGG!!!  i asked myself that question today as i was watchingTNG!!!!  I can only see him wearing undies if it made him feel more human.  Whatever works to strive toward humanity i guess. I LUV DATA SOOOOOO MUCH!!!!

Yeah, I think he did. Just for the sensation of feeling them as a human would.

There's an interesting thought. Did he have the "equipment" referenced by Mr. Mathias? As He was programed in multiple techniques, he obviously had a giggle stick, but would he have a sack full of joy to go with it? Either way, what ever tools he did have might need some protection and support, unless he was retractable.

Not even for support? If he was THAT detailed and accurate, then they would have been swinging and swaying like the rest of us.

I log on and this is the first thing I see. Definitely made my day.

I think Data wore underwear, most likely briefs. That's just more like Data.