SeeingEyeBorg

^is a captain

I voted Tuvok. Chakotay, as some people have established wasn't all that great. Riker would've tapped Janeway and made things awkward. Any TOS character was simply too good for the USS Voyager. A female first officer serving under Janeway, IMO, is simply asking for blood on the floor of the bridge.

You gotta admit though...he handled the whole "Borg" situation a lot better than Janeway in the "Scorpion" eps. Instead of dealing with them, he just decompressurized the cargo bay. LOL - my man.

Well...I just got contacts today, so I'd have to say my face...sans all the face gear. (And the woman who helped me with them was EVIL).

^is a Brit, which I didn't realize

(in a lispe) ^"fabulous"

^likes to say "I'd do her"

Maybe

^is a fan of 7 of 9 *cough* camera whore

Yay or nay?

sweater

One time in Houston, a whole section lost power because some chick hanged herself from a tower. Traffic was hell that day.

Seriously, men; I wanna know.

^will be my guide

If newspapers want to limit the perception of bias, all they have to do is to not endorse any candidate. I don't understand why they do that anyway. Their job is to report the facts, not to tell me who I should vote for.

A-freakin'-men.

<_< LOL - Good point.

http://www.askmen.com/fashion/austin/32_fashion_style.html

Read it and speak.

^Has great hair.

^Um...supports Picard/Riker 2008?

I'm with the Queen on this one.

Uh...did no one notice the whole Denise Crosby having a bad hair day part?

Worf got spanked by two hoodlums sent by Lursa and B'Etor. But on DS9, during "The Way of the Warrior," he was taking on multiple Klingons and and representin' without batting an eyelash. And let's not forget how he schooled the Jem'Hadar in their own camps. So why did he get smacked down by L&B's little peons? :blush 2: Was somebody using a hypospray? Naughty, naughty!

Honeys, we're in the middle of a TNG marathon and hex yeah...Wes TOTALLY should've died. I know I originally said by airlock, but the more eps I've watched, I'm thinking one of his experiments should've gone horribly wrong.

I can't believe that I only just learned about this. I can't stop laughing!

http://www.trekcore.com/specials/artifacts/article30

I gave it a four; it was a good ep. Now, I kinda agree with the fact that Star Trek does have a bad habit of bashing spirituality; at least, spirituality is rarely painted in a favorable light. The Bajorans were portrayed as an annoying idiot race who couldn't stand the hard evidence that their "gods" were just an alien race. And Seven of Nine's "spiritual experience" involves observing a freakin' omega molecule.

At the same time, it's almost understandable why the writers would sorta kinda look down on faith in the 24th century. There are always scientific explanations for everything. Most of our ravaging diseases have been cured. There are no racial problems, no gender problems, and if you're going prematurely bald, nobody cares. In a world of replicators, holodecks, and no need for money, there's hardly anything left to pray for. And if there's nothing left to pray for, why would you need someone/something to pray to?