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Finaly the vulcans are an endangered species in Star Trek 2009. I can finally safely say>>>

Finaly the vulcans are an endangered species in Star Trek 2009. I can finally safely say>>>

 

 

I really hate there logic without ethics, emotions and what not. There arrogance, their judgmental attitudes and jalousy. Did you know vulcans feared humans because in a span of only 200 years we discovered the warp theory. It took them civil wars  and 1000+ years to start exploring the stars.

 

 

They delayed humanitys progress towards achieving their goals so it should have been less than 200 years.  I don't much like the rumulan empire because of their conquest attitudes and hatred towards peaceful races but vulcans could have been the most powerful race in the galaxy if they werent so stubborn. To think they didn't even believe in time-travel and among many other things and in the end it ended up destroying them.

Live long and prosper Spock.

It ain't something personal-just my view of things,

 

 

 

You know whats the worst part of the vulcan story: Its the fact that because they somehow killed the rumulans in the movie in 2009 then time might reset itself-eventually in the next movies and that desert of a planet will be staring into the stars wants again with that stupid grin on its face.

 

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Reply #26 Top

"One" is the loneliest number.

Reply #27 Top

... Fascinating ...

Reply #28 Top


Oh, i just cant count in a 10 based system...   now if it was hex.....

Reply #29 Top

ElanaAhova, it isn't a matter of counting ... it is simply a matter of reading and remembering after all you still need to progress through 6, 7 and 9 to get to "A" in hexadecimal too, hahaha. How about a brain fart as the simplest explanation?

Reply #30 Top

Quoting Ryat, reply 24
As if there was any.

Indeed. Kirk was a slut, even before the fan fringes started writing and drawing about him having sex with Spock. 

Reply #31 Top

Manwhore.  Sluts were the sometimes human ladies he macked on every other episode.

Reply #32 Top

Quoting Sinperium, reply 20
I'd Pon farr for that.

Uh..yeah. Bring the lirpa! ( I abhor succumbing to the primordial ;))

 

the name is Spock and if we don't battle to the death, they will kill us both......

Reply #33 Top

I'd rather be extinct than suffer anymore of your atrocious spelling ;p

Reply #34 Top

I keep hearing that music...the Jim Carey version from Medieval Times in "Cable Guy".

Reply #35 Top

Quoting psychoak, reply 25


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December 16, 2011 23:34:10 from Sins of a Solar Empire Forums Sins of a Solar Empire Forums

OMG, it was 7 of 9, not 6... Such perverted minds, to get it wrong...

thank you! I thought I had it wrong and was crestfallen that I had not detected such hidden in plain sight bawdiness for RD Moore. I almost had to check my Star Trek  compendium!

Reply #36 Top


not brain fart... old age...

Reply #37 Top

I'd just like to take this opportunity to say again that, as much as I like some of J.J. Abrams' TV work, what he did in that Farce Trek flick deserves some serious instant karma punishment.

The brewery in the guts of a starship alone is worth ten thousand lashes with a wet noodle, and yet it is trumped by having water pipes large enough to beam a human into, and watch him freak out because said ludicrous tubes are, even more ludicrously, partially transparent. Bah, bah, bah.

Reply #38 Top

Yeah that part was pretty bad, adding a completely pointless machine just because you need a laugh or something. Reminds me a bit off the scene in Galaxy Quest where they have this pointlessly dangerous room in the ship, just because they needed a dangerous moment in an episode.

But other than a few minor things like that, I quite liked the movie. Making it an alternate timeline gives them the freedom to do new things without the fans going nuts screaming "THAT NEVER HAPPENED!!!!1!11!!". I just wish they would have found a more interesting villain. And that I wouldn't have to wait more than a year for the sequel.