BoBW nit?
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Re: BoBW nit?
Could've regenerated.
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Re: BoBW nit?
plus the cubes look like a pile of junk anyway, I doubt we would have been able to tell as long as it fit into the cube structure.
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Do we know for certain that the Klingons actually engaged the Borg? I remember it being stated in the episode that they were sending ships. However, due to Picard being assimilated, Wolf 359 may have been over a lot sooner then anyone expected. Is there mention in subsequent episodes of Klingons engaging the Borg, or being assimilated?
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*shrug*kostmayer wrote:...Is there mention in subsequent episodes of Klingons engaging the Borg, or being assimilated?
There was a Klingon Borg in First Contact, but that doesn't mean anything in regard to your question.
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that's exactly what we're discussing, do we know if the Klingon's made it and if they did what happenned to them since we don't see any of their ships/debris at Wolf 359kostmayer wrote:Do we know for certain that the Klingons actually engaged the Borg? I remember it being stated in the episode that they were sending ships. However, due to Picard being assimilated, Wolf 359 may have been over a lot sooner then anyone expected. Is there mention in subsequent episodes of Klingons engaging the Borg, or being assimilated?
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Re: BoBW nit?
Maybe they warped in cloaked and saw the Feds getting owned and decided better of it.
I mean, there's honor, and then there's stupid.
I mean, there's honor, and then there's stupid.
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ya, but these were TNG era Klingons, meaning they were more than willing to cross that line.stitch626 wrote:Maybe they warped in cloaked and saw the Feds getting owned and decided better of it.
I mean, there's honor, and then there's stupid.
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Besides, imagine the honor and glory to the Captain who, IF he SOMEHOW managed to win. He may very well have been made a member of the council and a Dahar Master
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I thought you had to be really skilled at Dahar to become a Dahar Master. 
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Is "Dahar" a title (I always thought so) or something more akin to Klingon Yoga?
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I always took it to mean some sort of warrior-mysticism, like Shaolin.
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Re: BoBW nit?
Same here. As in "A Master of Dahar".
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