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The Scimatars shields failed to stop a large object such as the Sovereign class Enterprise. Similarly the Oddesy's shields did not stop the Jemhader attack ship that rammed her. The most interesting thing is the shields did not even attempt to stop a ship - ie flare up and try to block an incoming ...

Archer grew a spine for one. I especially liked it when he locked a Xindi or some such race in an air lock and started decompressing it untill he got the information he wanted.

I wouldn't take that figure as accurate anyway. Remember Phlox just had a basic crash course in how to run the ship, so he couldn't be too accurate. So of course anything T'Pol said wouldn't be right, since she was just a hallucenation anyway

Could also be some odd side effect of him being a hybrid *shrugs*

Even if the Defiant only had rations and not replicator...which it does have...you do realize that the Defiant is not designed as a long duration warship yes? Its always docked somewhere when not in use, unlike a GCS which stays out for months or years at a time.

What about the Enterprise A, B or C? Were they ever considered flagships or was it just when they got to D that the Enterprise became the flagship? I don't think the A would have been a flagship, by the time she was commisioned the Excelsior class was online. Being a bigger, more advanced ship I'd ...

Vertigo1 wrote:Damn, not a single gargoyle in there....or Farscape for that matter.

Gargoyles http://www.howardhallis.com/artgallery/ ... sla17.html

Holy crap

http://www.thepictureofeverything.com/

Just off hand so far I've found Spawn, Hong Kong Fooey, Fortess Maximus, Voltron, C3PO, Waldo, Battlestar Galactica, Space Ghost...it goes on and on...good god, who has this kind of time heh

Praxis wrote: Also a single proximity torpedo in a later episode sent 3 Maquis warships flying.

Warships? Giving them a bit much credit aren't we? Those maquis 'warships' barely qualify as a runabout, more like a fighter really

Been reading some of the Trek lost era books, this one in particular involved the Enterprise B. Near the end of the book a romulan warship loses it singularity containment while at warp. A quantom singularity got dumped into subspace going warp 9, the resulting shockwave devastated 'trillions of tri...

The fact that the shots often meet up in the center of FOV also automatically proves that they can fire off-axis, since otherwise they'd just go straight ahead. While they may fire off axis this is not what would prove it. Even a P-51 Mustang in WWII had cannon fire converge because the cannon them...

The last mission is nasty, still working on that one

Aya wrote:I'm at a stalemate with that damn pirate ship that you fight in the beginning of the second mission. The things alittle too fast for the Connie. Although, I have managed to do a few loop de loops in the Enterprise.

pfft, I wooped the pirate ship no sweat in less than 40 seconds

Pfft, STII proved that the friendship between Kirk, Spock and Bones was more than professional. I mean, Spock chose Bones to carry his contra and how about the goodbye between Kirk and Spock? spock played contra? wow. learn somthing new every day, Eh, no. His contra was essentially a copy of his sp...

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Somehow, I could see this happening, but its funny anyways heh

mmmm...boooobies

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Ctrl Alt Del is still my favorite web comic

Been posted before.

And it is meaningless, it ignores this little thing called a navigational deflector. Also ignores the fact that the air in in the wind tunnel is putting far more stress on the model than would be found in space

oops heh, late for me up watching Trek out of bordum

How does the Dominion War Galaxy compare to the Klingon War Galaxy as seen in Yesterday's Enterprise? Just watched the episode and it was taking multiple hits from 3 K'vort class battle cruisers before it even started to flinch

I just wanna know who the 18% good is. Come on, fess up!

Someone posted this on another board I frequent, rated SD.net

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We're 82% Evil!

Just thought it amusing, since its true

Not really, the Excelsior suffered fairly minor damage. The E-A was the one that got ripped a new asshole

This kind of relates to the longevity of Excelsior class vessels. In one TNG episode Geordi's mother goes missing while commanding the Heracles. One of the ships the admeral said was searching was the Excelsior. Is this Sulu's old ship or a new one with the same name?

Been watching some Batman Beyond today, been really bored. So lets say in a no holding back, knock down fight to stop the other at any cost between Bruce Wayne's Batman in his prime vs Terry MgGuiness Batman after he has a few villans under his belt. Who wins this fight? Would Terry's fighting abili...