What if Voyager had been a Sovereign-class?
Re: What if Voyager had been a Sovereign-class?
Well, as Mistress Janeway told him, he was a VERY DIRTY boy. Which is why she likes to pull his ear hair during their "sessions".
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Re: What if Voyager had been a Sovereign-class?
... and, I've been trumped.
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Re: What if Voyager had been a Sovereign-class?
Will one of you mods please lock this thread before it get's any worse...I think it's safe to say , the intended topic of this thread has long outlived it's usefullness.
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Re: What if Voyager had been a Sovereign-class?
As I said in the other threads - end the zero-content one-liners or the thread gets locked.
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Lock then...
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Why are we debating locking this again? Because it's off-topic?
Huh.
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Because it's pointless at this point...
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Yeah. We should leave the spoof thread open, but no one seems to have anything else to contribute on this one.
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Aye, it's dead. Let's let the thread rest in peace.
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