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My question is why they didn't hire merceneries to help them attack the weapon? In human history, mass displacement like that always preduces a bumpercrop of soldiers for hire, and its not like they would need them long term, just to destroy the weapon. Problem #1: How is a lone ship struggling to ...

This from Memory Alpha, because it was going to drive me nuts until I found out: According to the non-canon Star Trek: Ships of the Line book, the Columbia crashed on a desert planet in the Gamma Quadrant, and remained there for two centuries. It was apparently discovered during the early months of ...

Oh, ready to post on the first day and everything!
Really nice. I like the attention to detail. Plus, I like how Malcolm can call her "my love" while pretending not to know what he's saying.

I like that Archer has the residual effects of having Surak's katra. It's all very sad, though, this death and destruction.

Watching Not much. I'm not a huge TV person. I see a lot of "Frasier" reruns because my mom loves them. Reading Yesterday I finished Diplomatic Implausibility , a TNG novel that was actually pretty good, if you overlooked the fact that almost every Klingon known to the Enterprise-E crew w...

*sigh* Erika didn't know he was going to propose... how tragic. At least she went out making a difference in the battle.

Lovely work as always, Rigil. Although somehow, "lovely" doesn't seem like the right adjective for a brutal space battle.

Yeah, I wasn't so keen on that. It was like they decided in "Observer Effect" to make Hoshi a different character.

Oh, now I remember The Tides of Space. Titles aren't enough for me. While I quite liked that story, I don't think much of the concept for Voyager. I always thought they would get home or die trying.

So, KTR, write it in English. Your English is good enough!

I want to get published someday (don't we all!) but currently my only publication is a history article in my school's online history journal. Actually I want to have more historical stuff published and then some fiction, eventually.

Well, the ring finger, I'm told, has the softest touch. Therefore, if using your finger to apply eyeshadow, use the ring finger.

evcake wrote:The Tides of Space is one of Linda's stories in Soval's Annex over at TnT.

Oh, thanks.

Kevin Thomas Riley wrote:Heh, I wonder if there were any Travis/T'Pol 'shippers out there!?

Oh, that's just wrong. He's too young and couldn't really keep up with her mentally and... it's so wrong.

(But isn't this the wrong thread?)

What's The Tides of Space?

Thanks everyone! Because seventeen years of schooling isn't enough, I'm starting work on my Master's in the fall, but to celebrate the B.A. I'm going down to Florida for eleven days to visit my cousin, starting Saturday.

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Hey, he's wearin' more makeup than Great-Aunt Janet.