TSonofvulcan

YEA! A special congrats to Mrs. Picard

I remember hearing about that last year, they finally got her spaceworthy I see

I have never attended a trivia game before so I was wondering, when do the trivia games occur and when is the next one? Thank you!

Every time I watch the TNG episode "Galaxy's Child" I notice that when the alien entity is supposedly over Shuttle bay 2, the entity is actually over Shuttle Bay 3. When LaForge was suggesting they decompress the shuttle bay he said Shuttle Bay 2. That is the only error I have caught so far in TNG, I'll be looking for more.

I noticed last night that O'Brain's pips indicated he was a chief petty officer. This is very confusing since in TNG I destinctly remember that he was a Lt. (Jr. Grade). How is this possible? To be in the officer ranks you have to go to the academy and those who do not are considered "enlisted" if they enter starfleet with a whole seperate ranking system. Does anyone know what happened?

Ok, here is a mind boggler made my your vulcan truely (me)

Everyone says nothing is nothing and something is something. However, when we say something is nothing we are classifing something existing as nothing which should not exist. However, it is existing as something to go into nothing. Therefore, nothing is existing in that is does not exist. So does that change anything something to nothing? Does everything exist? Nothing has to be existing as nothingness since it would have to be existing to be known about to be said it does not exist.

It would be a smile of a pointy-eared face staring blankly

^ Has a website on which you can register

Since the borg do not have shields they can transport pretty easily without worry of the shields going down. However, I suppose they have to let down that thing that prevents transport for a few seconds but still, an enemy would have a hard time sliding in in those couple of seconds

Picard all the way, Mrs. Picard was lucky to marry him

I find it logical to log out since my other family members use the computer. Also, I do believe it is the will of the Phrophets

Let's see, I didn't say violated the treaty of alzeron, I said Neutral Zone Violations. Question "2267 (SD 3478.2) The Enterprise violates the NZ as a short cut to where they are going. "The Deadly Years"(TOS), (This one is the Federations fault.)" did they cross the neutral zone? V2268 (SD 5027.3) The Enterprise violates the NZ, steals a cloaking device, and kidnaps a Romulan Commander. "The Enterprise Incident"(TOS), (This should qualify as at least three violations, but I'll count it as a single event, and say one more on the UFP.) Wasn't that before the treaty establishing the neutral zone? 2364 (SD 41986.0) Both the Enterprise and a Romulan War Bird investigate the disappearance of outposts on both sides of the NZ, later blamed on the Borg. "The Neutral Zone"(TNG),(This one, I believe, to be a justified violation by both sides. So a free one to both.) I beleve the terms of the treaty that defined the neutral zone stated that if both partys agree that the other may cross they can. 2365 (SD 42609.1) The U.S.S. Yamato violates the NZ to steal alien technology on a planet, but it fails. Later the Enterprise-D violates the NZ and destroys an alien 'transporter site' on the planet. A Romulan ship enters the zone to investigate the Federation invasion of the area. "Contagion"(TNG),(Again, this could be considered two violations, but I'll count it as only one Federation violation) Very true, and I can't beleve the Yamato did that. However, the Romulans also violated the zone there too. 2366 (SD 43349.2) A two man, Romulan scout craft crashes on a Federation world. The Enterprise takes one of the Romulans into custody, but later lets him die when they had the means to save him. A Romulan ship enters Federation space to retrieve the two men, but is able to save only the one survivor. "The Enemy"(TNG), (The first violation was an accident, but the Enterprise made the choice to let the Romulan die. The War Bird entered UFP space only when lives were on the line. One more Federation violation.) Wasn't a neutral zone violation, in fact, the romulans crossed the line without at least asking for legal approval by the federation. 2374 (SD 51721.3) The Federation murders a Romulan senator and frames the Dominion to get the Romulans to enter the war on the Federations side. "By the Pale Moon Light"(DSN), (A horrible violation by the Federation.) How did they do this? (Sorry, I haven't gotton that far in DS9 yet) Ok, now I count 7-7. Something elese though, every time you see a Romulan vessel in Federation Space and they haven't been invited then and it was post-bellum, then they have violated the neutral zone. -counts- 50,60 venture a guess?

in the movie section. I put it there since the Excelsior is first seen in Star Trek III: Search for Spock

^ Found that in my inbox at Starfleet Command

STARFLEET COMMAND MEMO TO REAR ADMIRAL NCC-1701-B (T'SON) DECLASSIFIED BY ORDER OF THE FEDERATION COUNCIL:

Hello Admiral,

I am pleased to inform you that data has been alive the whole time. Mr. Data went undercover to foil a plot of the romulans to invade the federtaion and we can now ise that information to stop the incursion force and knock a serious blow to the star empire. We apologize for any grief we might have caused.

Regards,

Fleet Admiral Necheov

^ Is correct how ever my name is T'Son, son of T'Sare

^ Is stating something already pointed out

*stares blankly* How illogical FORGET THE KEYS? *sigh* you must be human

lol, yes Romulans are a very prideful race

it is up

The Phropets will see to it if it is for the good

^ Is in the Navy

(are you in JAG?)

some species have seperate starship fleets, of course, they are all subject to Federation irders if the federation needs to give them some.

yes, they did have a couple of cubes in A at one point

you have time and anti time just like matter and antimatter