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What Trekie things did we learn from this 'rendition'..?

Started by RVR II, November 20, 2009, 05:47:35 AM

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Doctor Who?

#30
And making Black Holes don't forget that.

Plastic Self-Cleaning Duck

Quote from: Lemming Howard on November 22, 2009, 08:57:56 AM
I learned that in the future all disagreements...ALL disagreements... will be settled by everybody beating the crap out of each other. 
Nah...that was the original..



Although....


Darth Geek



Lemming Howard

I learned about thirty-five minutes in that Forklifts are alive and well in The Future!  And not the floating kind one would have imagined.  So a potent weapon is still available.  That said anti-gravity seems to be reliable enough that transports fly over crowds of people who seem totally unconcerned that tons of machinery are floating maybe ten feet above their heads.
And I'm worse than Hitler.

Darth Geek



Russell

#35
Quote from: Darth Geek on November 23, 2009, 01:39:50 PM
I learned that spokes on wheels are no longer necessary.
I learned that in the future, you'll find "Beastie Boys" in the classical music section(If it's anything like Futurama)

MST3Kgirl

QuoteSome of those sets reminded me of "Space Mutiny." 

HANDRAILS!!!!

MST3Kgirl

I learned that there are some pretty steep ass canyons in Iowa

I learned that the song "Spock Funk" is pretty darn catchy.

I learned that Scottie can get a uniform asap but Kirk needs to hang out in his rebellious "black" till the end.

I learned that Hollywood is now looking to my age group to cast for character's "parents".

ManUnderMask

Quote from: neeka27 on November 23, 2009, 03:32:13 PM
I learned that there are some pretty steep ass canyons in Iowa

Pyramids in Akaba and now canyons in Iowa... what's next?
I survived the San Diego Comic Con 2010 Hall H stabbing.

Doctor Who?

#39
Well to be fair it did look like it was man made and it is 300 years in the future,maybe they found Dilitium crystals deep under Iowa.

Plastic Self-Cleaning Duck

Quote from: Doctor Who? on November 23, 2009, 03:57:38 PM
Well to be far it did look like it was man made and it is 300 years in the future,maybe they found Dilitium crystals deep under Iowa.
Wow...changing the timeline even did that?

I think it's more likely that that's where they mined the magical stuff that's allowing them to build Constitution-class heavy cruisers on the ground in Iowa and then get them off the planet in one piece.

goflyblind

yeah, i'm kinda disappointed that 200 years in the future they're still building spaceships on the ground. where the hell are the space elevators i was promised? >:
dF = 0
d*F = J

Plastic Self-Cleaning Duck



:D

(btw, has he been on the cover of Star Trek Magazine yet?)

D.B. Barnes

Quote from: Imrahil on November 23, 2009, 06:43:40 PM
Quote from: Plastic Self-Cleaning Duck on November 23, 2009, 04:27:52 PM
Quote from: Doctor Who? on November 23, 2009, 03:57:38 PM
Well to be far it did look like it was man made and it is 300 years in the future,maybe they found Dilitium crystals deep under Iowa.
Wow...changing the timeline even did that?

I think it's more likely that that's where they mined the magical stuff that's allowing them to build Constitution-class heavy cruisers on the ground in Iowa and then get them off the planet in one piece.

Suspensionofdisbeliefium.

:D

Isn't that like kryptonite for a Trekkie?
VIVA IL ESORDIO DEL DIABETE ADULTO DUCE!!!

dalem

I learned that Delta Vega is close enough to Vulcan for marooned Spock to watch the destruction of his homeworld.  With his naked eyes.

So that's pretty close then. 

-dale