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"Where's Tolaris?" "...I think ensign Rodriguez mentioned him floating past her quarters yesterday. Why?" *snerk* I'm sorry but that made me burst in to laughter. Also? Corpsicle satellite? Another giggle there. I honestly think that laws in space weren't fleshed out for humans ...

we have a very strong legislation around our official workplaces (which the military is - officers are state employed), what you can and can't do, how you look at merit for promotion etc, and also how you deal with abuse and blackmail in a sexual context. Ah! I read further down and find that the S...

No it's true it doesn't have to end with death but the likelihood that it does increases dramatically when you have someone under the influence of plak tow. It's not desired. Ever since the time of awakening Vulcans have tried to control the violent side they have and if you can't do much about the ...

They had difficulties, as I mentioned, but you surely didn't miss just how good they were at settling matters and go on? They worked well together and obviously had great respect for the other's knowledge. I thought it was very obvious from the very beginning and I'm at loss at how anyone could have...

I have always thought that a betrothal (sp) made in childhood by he parents was barbaric. Especially a species that valued Logic. Logic woulld indeed say hat the child when grown up may well not want to marry the other person in the betorthal. I know, we on Earth had it, still do but that doesn't m...

Which one has explosions in it? Sign me up for that one. :raspberry: Well, I have to agree with Rigil on that one. On the topic romance versus love, I have always interpreted romance as a short lived fling, a flirtation, a positive break in your every day life that is based on what you yourself rea...

Actually, it isn't unclear at all. In ENT it flat out says that Starfleet is not considered military AT THAT TIME PERIOD . Later on, at the beginning of the Romulan War, and the founding of the Federation, Starfleet is officially absorbed as part of the Federation's Military. As are all the members...

Silverbullet wrote:Who gives a damn who is right or wrong. clear the air.

This. Especially in relationships.

This is a good example of the issues with Star Trek canon. I have interpreted this Pon Farr thing pretty much like WarpGirl has but there are room for different opinions, simply because canon isn't consistent and extensive and we've got no off screen manual on this subject. There are also people who...

His wife have. My significant other have. He just isn't getting it. He's having a hard time understanding that I really do need to have those breathers, and that it's not about him not being good enough a grandfather. I'm not budging on this because I need them. If I comply I will pay dearly for ign...

I'm going to whine about my father-in-law (well, not the real one because he's not my significant other's dad, but he has been around since he was 8, so it's more a FIL than his real dad is). Anyway, he thought for real that I don't trust him with my toddler. Gah! I tried to explain why I'm not too ...

Sending good thoughts and I hope he's doing better by now.

Yes and no. There are books going in to great detail on NCC-1701 so it's entirely possible, but someone needs to think it's a good idea for it to happen. Apparently no one have. Speaking of which, I remember when a good friend of mine, before I was bitten by Trek myself, proudly showed off his lates...

Absolutely. However, not everyone understand the difference. That goes for both the one asking and the one supposed to answer.

Well, I don't need that kind of reassurance. I have eyes. I can tell if a dress is ok or not. If I want reassurance from someone special I'll tell them I need it and why. Not everyone are like that though.