[Unknown Target]

OMFG0x0r!!!!!!!!!!11111oneoneonone STARGATE! OMFG!!!! TEY R1PPD OF FS@ SO MUCH!!!!!111oneoneone

[Cobra]

dude, you have problems

[Unknown Target]

Me or supernova?

[Falcon]

Originally posted by Cobra
dude, you have problems

At least he isn't an annoying über-n00b

[Unknown Target]

Oh, he was talking to me?

*hands Cobra a sarcasm detector*

Here, now re-read my post.

[Falcon]

Oh boy I need to buy me one of theme sarcasim detectors

[Night Hammer]

Originally posted by Unknown Target
Oh, he was talking to me?

*hands Cobra a sarcasm detector*

Here, now re-read my post.

[Cobra]

Originally posted by Falcon


At least he isn't an annoying über-n00b

tch. all i did was say 'pleeeeaaase' and got my rank renamed. PEOPLE HAVE NO TOLERANCE FOR ME!!

[WMCoolmon]

That's because you're not in the Museum of Tolderance yet.

...Wait, why is the museum of 'Tolerance' filled with examples of intolerance? That doesn't make sense.

Anyways In Star Trek 7 a sun was blown up too.

[Cobra]

huh? which star trek? original, the motion pictures, next generation, voyager, DS9, or the movie Star Trek: Generations? Be more specific man!

[WMCoolmon]

Star Trek: Generations, the movie with Kirk, Picard, and Harriman.

[Unknown Target]

He's right.
Sucks how Kirk died, though.

[WMCoolmon]

Well, who'd want to spend an eternity chopping wood?

[Cobra]

Oh yeah. you know, Kirk never really died. (at the end of the movie i mean) he just lost conscience. there's a book written by william shatner that comes after ST: Generatons. he comes back after a virogen starts devastating system after system. in that book he gets re-united with spock (who takes is father's place after his father dies from a rare Vulcan disease called the Bendii syndrome)

[Falcon]

Originally posted by WMCoolmon
Well, who'd want to spend an eternity chopping wood?

What if it were human headz?

*wishes he had the vasudan chopping headz off smilie*

[Cobra]

aw, man. you posted while i typed.

[Unknown Target]

Originally posted by Cobra
Oh yeah. you know, Kirk never really died. (at the end of the movie i mean) he just lost conscience. there's a book written by william shatner that comes after ST: Generatons. he comes back after a virogen starts devastating system after system. in that book he gets re-united with spock (who takes is father's place after his father dies from a rare Vulcan disease called the Bendii syndrome)

You're joking, right?
So he fell down a clift, talked, then fell over. Then Picard, not checking his pulse, carried him up, and buried him, not feeling his heart or checking his breathing. Then, Kirk, after surviving the weight of about 100 large stones on top of him, suddenly lifted said 100 stones off of him, after about a day or two underneath them in the boiling sun, walked off, and did what?

[Falcon]

Originally posted by Unknown Target


You're joking, right?
So he fell down a clift, talked, then fell over. Then Picard, not checking his pulse, carried him up, and buried him, not feeling his heart or checking his breathing. Then, Kirk, after surviving the weight of about 100 large stones on top of him, suddenly lifted said 100 stones off of him, after about a day or two underneath them in the boiling sun, walked off, and did what?

I think cobra is one of those rare members that pops out of nowhere, gives us a couple of laughs and just leaves (hopefully).

[Japong]

Nah, I saw the back of that novel too. It burned my hands when I picked it up. Apparently Kirk comes back as a borg working on the side of the romulans, I kid you not:

FROM OUR EDITORS
The Borg and Romulan Empires have joined forces against the United Federation of Planets--and their ultimate weapon is James T. Kirk, resurrected by a mysterious alien science to destroy the Borg's hated enemy: Jean-Luc Picard, captain of the starship Enterprise. "

[WMCoolmon]

No, what happened was a cloaked Romulan warbird entered the system and destroyed the rescue ship there. Then it beamed up Kirk's remains (he was dead). He was resurrected using an alien machine the Borg had obtained (The Borg and the Romulans were working together). Then, to gain his help, the Romulan who was chiefly responsible for him had sex with him in the holosuite, to convince him that they were married, and their children had been killed by Picard.