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[McCoy]Damnit man, this is Star Trek, not the Jetsons![/McCoy]Vertigo1 wrote:My personal theory is that they fold up in to convenient travel size suitcases for storage.
Janeway: Damn, there goes another shuttle.
Chakotay: Don't worry, I'll have Torres replicate another suitcase.
Janeway: I thought we had like fifty in storage as it is?
Chakotay: Yeah, but at the rate we loose them we'll be out before the next episode!
Janeway: Good point!
I thought that the main premise of the first few seasons was that they were running out of material.Kurgan wrote:Maybe evertime crewmen were killed, they somehow used the transporter/replicator to "recycle" the raw materials into shuttle parts?
Though, that still wouldn't explain where all the metal came from (mining asteroids?). heh
You should read the stories about changing lightbulbs in Star Trek....I'll dig the link out sometime...Pcm979 wrote:I thought that the main premise of the first few seasons was that they were running out of material.Kurgan wrote:Maybe evertime crewmen were killed, they somehow used the transporter/replicator to "recycle" the raw materials into shuttle parts?
Though, that still wouldn't explain where all the metal came from (mining asteroids?). heh
And replicators have been shown to be able to make sod all.
I read 'em. But I lost the link and wouldn't mind knowing it anyway. BTW have you read the one where the TOS crew get yanked to monster island?Keevan_Colton wrote:You should read the stories about changing lightbulbs in Star Trek....I'll dig the link out sometime...Pcm979 wrote:I thought that the main premise of the first few seasons was that they were running out of material.Kurgan wrote:Maybe evertime crewmen were killed, they somehow used the transporter/replicator to "recycle" the raw materials into shuttle parts?
Though, that still wouldn't explain where all the metal came from (mining asteroids?). heh
And replicators have been shown to be able to make sod all.
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Of course, there is the actual Evil Overlord list itself aswell.....Pcm979 wrote:*bookmarks*Keevan_Colton wrote:http://www.eviloverlord.com/parodies/
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EDIT: Funny as hell. Before it's frozen over, of course.
I know. The dungeons are pretty good too.Keevan_Colton wrote:Of course, there is the actual Evil Overlord list itself aswell.....Pcm979 wrote:*bookmarks*Keevan_Colton wrote:http://www.eviloverlord.com/parodies/
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100 things to do if you aim for proper world domination
Number 100 has my vote though.Pcm979 wrote:I know. The dungeons are pretty good too.Keevan_Colton wrote:Of course, there is the actual Evil Overlord list itself aswell.....Pcm979 wrote:*bookmarks*
EDIT: Funny as hell. Before it's frozen over, of course.
100 things to do if you aim for proper world domination
I'm rather partial to 174 myself.Keevan_Colton wrote:Number 100 has my vote though.
Though for a secretary this advice is goodPcm979 wrote:I'm rather partial to 174 myself.Keevan_Colton wrote:Number 100 has my vote though.
Seamless loop back into the main topic. Good job.Keevan_Colton wrote:Though for a secretary this advice is goodPcm979 wrote:I'm rather partial to 174 myself.Keevan_Colton wrote:Number 100 has my vote though.
"Mythical guardians will be instructed to ask visitors name, purpose of visit, and whether they have an appointment instead of ancient riddles*." *(such as where the hell those shuttles are coming from)
*bows with a grin*Pcm979 wrote:Seamless loop back into the main topic. Good job.Keevan_Colton wrote:Though for a secretary this advice is goodPcm979 wrote:I'm rather partial to 174 myself.
"Mythical guardians will be instructed to ask visitors name, purpose of visit, and whether they have an appointment instead of ancient riddles*." *(such as where the hell those shuttles are coming from)
My pleasure.Keevan_Colton wrote:*bows with a grin*Pcm979 wrote:Seamless loop back into the main topic. Good job.Keevan_Colton wrote: Though for a secretary this advice is good
"Mythical guardians will be instructed to ask visitors name, purpose of visit, and whether they have an appointment instead of ancient riddles*." *(such as where the hell those shuttles are coming from)
Thank you very much.
