Mikey wrote:They have postal codes over there, too.

Even more confusing - letters and numbers mixed together...

I donate to the Salvation Army whenever I get the chance. Here in Wyoming it is a wonderful organization.

Mikey wrote:Me neither. Did he ever catch himself?

Caught him red-handed! Er...green-handed!

*Whispers to self - Why am I in this thread?*

One woulda thought that the movie hotshots would have known that the film would be under intense scrutiny by Trek fans. They could have easily put out a tech manual and made it available on the film's release date...

Aye, there is quite a difference! Will be going back up the mountain on Sunday - think I'll take the fly pole my father made for me and do a little fly fishing out of the river...

Don't worry - somewhere in the French War Museum (a Winnebago, IIRC) someone is keeping score...

I agree...very lacking on top. But it does make one conjure up some thoughts...

I assumed they run the ships on Terran time and just dim the lights to prevent the same type of issues we have in the arctic, keeping the bodies natural rhythm. I would tend to agree. One thing I've often wondered about - the lack of clocks shown on-screen. Any workplace I've ever been in has had a...

I know it's a fake, but some definite fantasy fuel...and check out the redshirt at lower left!

Ol' Steamrunner have a foot fetish? Nah...

Thanks Harry!!! I TOLD you T'Pol had cute toes...

Perhaps Trip's parents were from another area of the South (I know they lived in Mississippi at one point)... Children often pick up the dialect(s) of their parents - I grew up with a kid who was born and raised here in Wyoming but had a Texas accent like his parents. He retained that accent into ad...

Mark wrote:Both my home PC and my laptop are rebuilds. Built them both from spare parts I got at Salvation Army.

(Fails to mention the purchase of a polyester leisure suit while roaming the Salvation Army...) 8)