Also:
Star Wars Cosplayers:
Star Trek Cosplayers:
Uh uh. That's what I thought.
Those chicks in the 2nd picture....they could almost wear it to the office?
I disavow all other star wars movies
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Those chicks in the 2nd picture....they could almost wear it to the office?
The metal bikini is awesome, but nothing compares to Orion Slave Girls.
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That working together thing, Klingons and Romulans anyone. That is why I enjoy the original star trek so much over some of the others. The klingons were the bad guys and Kirk would do what was necessary to defeat their evil actions. The Next Generation had 10 really good episodes, the best would have to be "Yesterdays Enterprise" followed closely by "Oh, what a wonderful Q."
What was the original topic again???
Best episode is S6E19 of DS9, "In the pale moon light"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_the_Pale_Moonlight
Billi you would love it. Sisko does whatever he has to to win the Dominion war. Way cool!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_the_Pale_Moonlight
Billi you would love it. Sisko does whatever he has to to win the Dominion war. Way cool!
For Bob....
That Star Wars I {sorry IV) was the best and only SW film.
Then we got into the different narrative goals between Star Wars and Star Trek.
Then we got into the really important stuff ... :angel:
For Bob....
most definitely a 'how in the hell does this stay in place?!'
(or a 'don't it hurt when you rip the duct tape off there?')
Maybe but she might like it.
I guess I just experienced a similar feeling to a guy seeing another being kicked in the groin....
Fixed that for you
Chris Parker
Grandmaster
Oh dear lord, Bill, there needs to be an antagonist for the narrative in order to put forward the message of unity that the show was aiming for. In other words, there needed to be something for the diverse group to work together to overcome, and for most of the original series, that was the Klingons. But even that wasn't against the message, as the unity shown was represented by the Federation (The United Federation of Planets); it was a group of different cultures and societies coming together under a single banner. The antagonists were typically (until some of the later movies and series) from outside of the Federation, so to a degree they were exempt from the "togetherness" ideal.
But, more importantly, Cryo, any news on that Leia's details?
Sensei Payne
Black Belt
Oddly, I like both Star Wars and Star Trek...neithe one really wins in my book.
Star Wars should apoligize for Jar jar and a whinie Aniken.
and Star Trek should apoligize for just about every other movie.
Star Wars should apoligize for Jar jar and a whinie Aniken.
and Star Trek should apoligize for just about every other movie.
Cant. We. All. Just. GetAlong? (said Shatner style)
