Christiantrekfan

I wouldn't change any part of the way things went with thier relationship in the series and movies. I think it turned out great...Just the way it should have.

I'm with Matt, they probably would have had to wipe his memory for him to become good.

I didn't reallly think one way or the other about them. I just enjoyed the episode.

Oh cool! I hadn't heard about that! I will definatly try to be at the chat. Also, I can't wait until that book comes out! It sounds so cool!

Thanks, Sam, I'll go look there. And if any of you can give me any more information, them please do! I need help, please!

Okay. Well, when was it, exactly? I never get much a chance to watch anything besides TOS and TNG, so please answer in terms I can understand, lol! You know, like whether it happened in between movies eight and nine, or nine and ten. Anyway, I have an idea for a fanfic story I want to write, but I need some info on the Dominion War before I can start. Like, I need to know a bunch of stuff other than the main question, too. Please help me! If you can give me some info, or tell me site or something I can go to to get some good info, that would be great!Thanks for helping! :lol:

B) This is so cool! B)

Kaitlyn nodded and started to head to the table, but then noticed a strange look pass over Lida's face, one of regret, sadnes, and something else she couldn't identify.

"Lida?" she asked.

"Mmm..?" Lida said. "Oh nothing." She sighed. "You'll find out at supper. Go sit down now."

Kaitlyn obeyed and silently went and sat down beside Abigail.

"Are you okay?" her freind asked.

"I'm fine," Kaitlyn said. "But I think there might be something wrong with Lida."

"What do you mean?"

"Never mind."

I am almost always reading "somthing", and it's usually Star Trek, but right now I'm not. Right now I'm reading some cool Christian Sci-Fi/Fantasy books I got for Christmas.

Wesley had stopped crying, but he was still in quite a lot of pain and cried out when he hit the floor. He landed on his stomach, and had to froce himself to roll over onto his side dispite the pain of moving, because the pressure on his bruised stomach hurt worse.

"I can't just lie here," he thought miserably. After a moment or two of gasping, he finally caught his breath. Then, willing himself not to scream from the the pain, he carefully pushed himself up until he was sitting

Thanks again Lizzy, and here's more of the this story!

(Also, if you want to read some of my stories, go to www.fanfiction.net/~startrekfreak)

Actually, I keep forgetting to read the rest of them. I've only read the first two!

I don't have any of them, but The library in my town has a few, and I've listened to a couple of them: "Dark Mirror" and "Generations". Bothe were interesting to listen to, even though I had already read the real books. Something you should know though-they don't read the "entire" book, not down to every last word anyway. I found that out when I tried to read along with "Dark Mirror". They shorten it some. I don't know if they do that with all of them, though.

Anyway, what I want to know is where I can buy them. I would love to have some of the TNG ones, but don't know where to find the.

interesting...i didn't know he had been anything else

Thanks Lizzy!

Over on the pirate ship, the two men hauled Wesley to his feet, the boy yelling pain from his bruised stomach. They all but had to carry him back to the brig, and when they arrived they dumped him there and left.

Too weak to stay standing, Wesley collapsed.

Thanks so much you guys! And Merry Christmas!

I had to do a poetry journal for school last year, and a couple of the ones I wrote were about Data. When I finally thought about them I decided to post them here. They are supposed to be funny so enjoy!

There once was an android named Data,

Who for the first time looked at Beta.

He looked at it and said,

"This fish is red,"

And went off for a mission on Theta.

Data sometimes tries to be funny.

He always tries to tell jokes.

He thinks they're hilarious,

But they're more like ridiculous,

And they never get any laughs from folks.

It is two days 'til Christmas and that poem really lifted my spirits! I love it Indy! It's great!

Yes I do! And I'm proud of it too! I chose the top choice!

Hey people, Christmas is in two days! Woo-hoo!

:o :o :hat:

I am simply confused!

I love it!

Thanks, startrekidiot, I am sure that my friend will be pleased to hear that. Oh, and by the way, I love your screenname! It's so funny! And here's some more of the story for you!

Chapter 4

The screen abruptly changed back to stars, and Picard went back to Beverly, but did not have time to say anything before Worf broke the silence that had settled over the bridge.

"Captain, apparently Alan did not think that he needed shields up while he...." the Kilngon hesitated, which was unusual for him. "Was doing what he was," he finished. "Their shields are down."

Immediatly Picard stepped over to his chair and hit the intercam button. He quickly asked Chief O'Brien to try it again. Dr.Crusher, in the meantime, dried her tears and held her breath, hoping they would be able to get her son out of there this time.

"They have raised shields," Worf said after a moment. "The beam-out was unsuccessful."

"Oh no," Beverly muttered in dismay.

"Are they hailing us?"the captain asked, begginning to worry.

"No sir."

Picard sighed. "Good."

"They are powering up weapons!" Worf said suddenly.

A small point of light flew across the viewscreen. The "Enterprise" shuddered slightly.

"Oh dear," Lida said, frowning.

Kate who had heard what Kaitlyn had said, sighed and said. "If I were my character I could use my ship's transporters to beam her here, but I'm afraid that I'm not."

Kaitlyn smiled,"That's okay." Then she turned back to Lida, "So what can we do? Can we help her? We just have to a way to get her here, we just have to!"

"All right, all right," Lida said. "Calm down, girl. We'll find a way."