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KM, any competent scientist would know you don't test an unknown drug on yourself.

 

Actually those who pioneered the use of Ether in the field of medicine often tested it on themselves before applying it to surgery.

There weren't any other Vulcans on board for her to test it on. She probably thought she could control herself and still observe the effects of the Trellium. Vulcans in Enterprise's time period are very arrogant and don't seem to consider the possibility that they might make a d****ss decision. B)

I also like it better before they fiddled with it. I think it sets a slightly different tone for Enterprise as a Trek series, which isn't a bad thing.

I think it's simpler to assume it could have been an ancestor of Worf's, perhaps his grandfather. I was under the impression Worf was about the same age as Riker, maybe a little younger.

I LOVE A POWER NAP!!!! B) Sometimes even while standing up B)  B)

I actually have fell asleep standing up before, the trick is to prop yourself up against something.

I had about half a 2liter of Pepsi and a raspberry popsicle. Nutritious ain't it B)

uhoh, pop quiz, I'm gonna have to put on my thinkin' face. B)

Yay! Now I know something new, ouchie brain hurts now. B)

My main is Outlook but I rarely give that address out, I use yahoo and hotmail for places I think might spam me.

I don't think it's possible to have to much coffee, or anything else that has caffeine in it. I couldn't function without massive quantities of caffeine everyday. :)

Careful Harry or the villagers will take up pitchforks and torches and chase Dr. Frankenberry's monster to the abandoned windmill. :)

I see lots of little miracles everyday. They're all around if you stop to see them. A gentle rain on a spring day, an owl perched in a tree outside of my bedroom window, the sun setting and painting the sky in impossible colors.

I've only been to DC once but I'd love to visit again. I remember standing in front of Lincoln's statue at the Lincoln monument and feeling chills go through my body. :)

The Sovereign class for me, but the Defiant class is pretty nifty.

As much as I remember about that episode the changling wasn't a sentient being like the Founders, I got the impression it was some kind of predator that used shapeshifting to get close to it's intended prey.

I'm still trudging forward in my quest to get rid of Tom Paris. <_<

In no particular order, Nebula class, Galaxy class, and Akira class are my personal favorites, among Federation ships that is.

So c is being used as a reference point to define v? Am I even a little close?

So if c is a constant does that mean it has both a positive and negative value or is it like 0 and has neither?

Ok this may be a really stupid question but what is c?

I'm throwing a situation out here for everyone to consider. You're the captain of a Federation starship, you come across a prewarp civilization that is facing complete annihilation from a natural disaster, one that you can prevent. Would you violate the prime directive and help or follow the rules? Please explain why you decided on your particular course of action.

I ain't even touching this thread for a couple o reasons. <_<

God Bless you Jim and every other serviceman and woman for defending my freedom. I salute you sir. <_<

When the shower scene started I thought "Oh, here we go a little sex to spice things up, typical." But when TPol changed and attacked Trip and woke up in a cold sweat, then I got what the writers were trying to do. It was a very short scene and demonstrated TPol's deteriorating mental state.

I know what you're talking about. I have to have some sort of soft repetitive noise in order to sleep. If it's quiet it's almost like the silence is a roar.

He would have beamed down, mistaken Saddam for a Klingon, sent some redshirts to their doom, found a greenskinned woman and have sex with her(where in Iraq I have no idea), be captured in an obvious trap along with Spock and Bones, Spock figures out how to escape, Kirk beats the crap out of Saddam in a slightly cheesy action sequence complete with overly dramatic music, they all beam back to the Enterprise where Kirk says something that's witty to him at least while Bones rants at Spock who, as always has them both tuned out. And all inside of an hour. <_<