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I don't think it is impractical given ST technology (shit, they could just build a reallllly big one of those "replicators" or whatever they're called and then just materialize starships, build one every ten minutesSchu wrote:I doubt it's impossible or anything, but it certainly is impractical and wouldn't happen.
), but I agree they would build it in space anyways just to make it even easier.Ok il give you that in the ST universe it is not ratarded, but at least agree that the guild could not have have built their ginormis carrier class massive ships that held 1000s of capital ships, were not built in an underground caveA Thing of Eternity wrote:I don't think it is impractical given ST technology (shit, they could just build a reallllly big one of those "replicators" or whatever they're called and then just materialize starships, build one every ten minutesSchu wrote:I doubt it's impossible or anything, but it certainly is impractical and wouldn't happen.
Of course.SwordMaster wrote:Ok il give you that in the ST universe it is not ratarded, but at least agree that the guild could not have have built their ginormis carrier class massive ships that held 1000s of capital ships, were not built in an underground caveA Thing of Eternity wrote:I don't think it is impractical given ST technology (shit, they could just build a reallllly big one of those "replicators" or whatever they're called and then just materialize starships, build one every ten minutesSchu wrote:I doubt it's impossible or anything, but it certainly is impractical and wouldn't happen.
A Thing of Eternity wrote:I don't think it is impractical given ST technology (shit, they could just build a reallllly big one of those "replicators" or whatever they're called and then just materialize starships, build one every ten minutesSchu wrote:I doubt it's impossible or anything, but it certainly is impractical and wouldn't happen.
Weeeell... doesn't saying "just to make it easier" mean that building it in space is more practical? Meaning building it on earth would be impractical?A Thing of Eternity wrote:I don't think it is impractical given ST technology (shit, they could just build a reallllly big one of those "replicators" or whatever they're called and then just materialize starships, build one every ten minutesSchu wrote:I doubt it's impossible or anything, but it certainly is impractical and wouldn't happen.
wiki wrote:On the May 9, 2009 episode of Saturday Night Live, Nimoy appeared as a surprise guest on the skit "Weekend Update". He appeared with Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto, two current stars of the most recent Star Trek film. Nimoy then went on to call old trekkies who did not like the new movie "dick heads". He ended the interview by saying he was open to further appearances in any future films in the series.
I was truely shocked. It's amazing how a franchise can dump a fan base of thirty years without blinking. Sound familiar?inhuien wrote:I really did assume you were exaggerating there, but you're not.
wiki wrote:On the May 9, 2009 episode of Saturday Night Live, Nimoy appeared as a surprise guest on the skit "Weekend Update". He appeared with Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto, two current stars of the most recent Star Trek film. Nimoy then went on to call old trekkies who did not like the new movie "dick heads". He ended the interview by saying he was open to further appearances in any future films in the series.
When he told the Trekkies to get a life?Rakis wrote:I'll look it up tonight...
That reminds me what The Shat did on SNL way back...
Buy GM and Prosper!GamePlayer wrote:Live debt-ridden and consume!
Kirk was born in Kansas do not in deep space! (This is familiar too)Freakzilla wrote:I was truely shocked. It's amazing how a franchise can dump a fan base of thirty years without blinking. Sound familiar?inhuien wrote:I really did assume you were exaggerating there, but you're not.
wiki wrote:On the May 9, 2009 episode of Saturday Night Live, Nimoy appeared as a surprise guest on the skit "Weekend Update". He appeared with Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto, two current stars of the most recent Star Trek film. Nimoy then went on to call old trekkies who did not like the new movie "dick heads". He ended the interview by saying he was open to further appearances in any future films in the series.
Riverside, IowaFreakzilla wrote:I believe it was Iowa.
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