Any Star Trek fans here?
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Bernie
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That prophet stuff got a bit too deep. I really loved the part when "her Eminence" got barbequed in the last episode by the Par-Wraiths. Made me really happy!!
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That prophet stuff got a bit too deep. I really loved the part when "her Eminence" got barbequed in the last episode by the Par-Wraiths. Made me really happy!!
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I think it's generally accepted that even numbered Star Trek movies are better. I loved Star Trek IV for its humor, Star Trek II for the action, and I thought Undiscovered Country was pretty good too.
"Wait till you read Hamlet in Kligon!" - General Chang
"...Cry havoc!..." "I wish he could just shut up!" Dr. McCoy
"Wait till you read Hamlet in Kligon!" - General Chang
"...Cry havoc!..." "I wish he could just shut up!" Dr. McCoy
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Too deep, eh? For you to know about the Par-Wraiths and Eminence tells me that it was just your speed! :-)
I think the Wrath of Khan may go down as my all time favorite... being the die hard Original fan that I am.
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Damn, I got caught out!
I can't help it. I'm addicted to the damn program!!!
Give me a Defiant of my own and I would sort out half the problems of the world!!!
I think the Wrath of Khan may go down as my all time favorite... being the die hard Original fan that I am.
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Damn, I got caught out!
I can't help it. I'm addicted to the damn program!!!
Give me a Defiant of my own and I would sort out half the problems of the world!!!
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I haven't watched in a long time but Star Trek has been profitable for me. For the last five years my "Borg" costume has won several Halloween contests in New Orleans. They take Halloween seriously there and the prize money has made it worth our while to keep going back. Besides the costume has taken a few years to complete my "assimilation" and it wasn't cheap either. I'll have to add a "Borg-cam" to share the fun.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Bernie
[B][QUOTE]Originally posted by s2kdan
Screw the Defiant, I want a transporter!
Heh, screw the transporter, give me some Dilithium crystals and put them in my little VTEC...I'll be doing warp 9000, baby!
[B][QUOTE]Originally posted by s2kdan
Screw the Defiant, I want a transporter!
Heh, screw the transporter, give me some Dilithium crystals and put them in my little VTEC...I'll be doing warp 9000, baby!
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You can't do that. You need intertial dampers in your Stook first otherwise braking from warp 9.9 might be hazardous
You can't do that. You need intertial dampers in your Stook first otherwise braking from warp 9.9 might be hazardous
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by mingster
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You can't do that. You need intertial dampers in your Stook first otherwise braking from warp 9.9 might be hazardous
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You can't do that. You need intertial dampers in your Stook first otherwise braking from warp 9.9 might be hazardous
