Getting smoked by Paris...Mark wrote:And still getting smoked by Paris in his suped up Mustang or Corvette 8)
Nah, I'll leave it.
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The Motion Picture Vs. Star Trek 11
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Nah, I'll leave it.
Tom Paris in a bright red Saleen. With a giant spoiler... I can see it.
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For some reason, and Dont ask me why, I am Riker in a Cadillac....i dont know why....
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I can se Troi running a Jaguar.................maybe an XF model.
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Talk about off topic...
Chekov would drive a non-Russian car and swear that it was made in Russia.
Personally, I'm with Bashir. I'd take the Turbo.
Chekov would drive a non-Russian car and swear that it was made in Russia.
Personally, I'm with Bashir. I'd take the Turbo.
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Escalade. I can see that.Reliant121 wrote:For some reason, and Dont ask me why, I am Riker in a Cadillac....i dont know why....
There is only one way of avoiding the war – that is the overthrow of this society. However, as we are too weak for this task, the war is inevitable. -L. Trotsky, 1939
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Chekov: Dis is a Land Rover Defender. Perfect for navigating rugged terrain, like on Ceti Alpha 5. Most people think dis vehicle vas created in dae UK, but it's design is really from Russia.stitch626 wrote:Talk about off topic...
Chekov would drive a non-Russian car and swear that it was made in Russia.
Personally, I'm with Bashir. I'd take the Turbo.
They say that in the Army,
the women are mighty fine.
They look like Phyllis Diller,
and walk like Frankenstein.
the women are mighty fine.
They look like Phyllis Diller,
and walk like Frankenstein.
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vehicle + char pairs? No question... Kirk, on board Captain America's bike from Easy Rider.
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I think Janeway would have a Micra. It seems that every Micra in the country is owned by middle aged women who can't fucking drive.
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They say that in the Army,
the women are mighty fine.
They look like Phyllis Diller,
and walk like Frankenstein.
the women are mighty fine.
They look like Phyllis Diller,
and walk like Frankenstein.
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Tsu, how exactly were you able to develop good manners and still be so dirty-minded?Tsukiyumi wrote:Getting smoked by Paris...Mark wrote:And still getting smoked by Paris in his suped up Mustang or Corvette 8)
Nah, I'll leave it.
Tom Paris in a bright red Saleen. With a giant spoiler... I can see it.
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That's actually a rather good question.
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I see Data in a Volkswagon Jetta for some reason. And Riker's a jazz man. I'm not seeing him in an escalade. Maybe a Caddillac sedan. I see McCoy in an old, long Caddie.
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Grundig wrote:I see Data in a Volkswagon Jetta for some reason. And Riker's a jazz man. I'm not seeing him in an escalade. Maybe a Caddillac sedan. I see McCoy in an old, long Caddie.
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I can imagine Chekov struggling with the voice activated GPS system in his car.
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