Quote from: Mike Anderson on March 01, 2013, 06:42:28 PMI'd take it over the unrealistic addition of another Explorerooh they are hideous!
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Show posts MenuQuote from: Mike Anderson on March 01, 2013, 06:42:28 PMI'd take it over the unrealistic addition of another Explorerooh they are hideous!
Quote from: Reece Thompson on March 01, 2013, 06:45:09 PMI disagreeThen imagine how shiny your insides are
Coke wins though.
Quote from: Zuriel Soreka on March 01, 2013, 06:46:29 PMI made a point to follow everyone back. If I missed you let me know@OldSoulSunrise I've already had SF for awhile don't know if you guys hit me back yet.
Quote from: Jon Tulley on March 01, 2013, 06:31:30 PMConceded. I gave it up for a while and now I'm back on the horse. I love Pepsi!I stopped drinking soda years ago. It's like putting battery acid through your digestive system It can be used to clean toilets you know.
Let's settle it once and for all!
Quote from: Revek Tre'el on March 01, 2013, 04:06:47 PMThe engineers would be little more than glorified coal shovelers and the security teams like those guys from Wild Wild WestBLASPHEMER!!!!!!!!! No seriously that was some heinous blasphemy. Everything is better in steampunk. Gadgets are better, stories are better, Defiant-Class ships are better. Everything is better. But still I was simply saying get a drawing just cuz it would look cool lol. I can't imagine the headache of a steam powered warp drive *shudders*
Quote from: Revek Tre'el on March 01, 2013, 12:27:52 PMI don't eat bread because its bad for you. A steampunk Defiant class ship would be as unsightly as it would be impractical...and bad for the health of the Fleet!And now that we have brought steampunk up I think we should commission someone one here, who can draw because I can't, to draw a steampunk defiant!! cuz that would be just about as cool as sliced bread.
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Quote from: Saffir G'Tollikos on March 01, 2013, 12:01:11 PMThat's far out. But I meant how are they named? After battles, etc?From Memory Alpha:
Quote from: Saffir G'Tollikos on March 01, 2013, 11:30:19 AMIt's a'ight. What is the naming for a Steampunk class ship?Hey, YOU sound too old-fashioned. No wait, you don't. Still, that's not much of a reason to dismiss an excellent starship design. I could just as easily say the Defiant sounds like a petulant child.
Also, there's nothinig wrong with steampunk. Also too, the Steamrunner is cool, and looks like this:
That is a cool ship design.
Quote from: Saffir G'Tollikos on March 01, 2013, 10:48:29 AMIt sounds too old fashioned. Like a steampunk starshipSteamrunner.
Quote from: Jon Tulley on March 01, 2013, 08:49:17 AMHow about an Imperial Star Destroyer?Whats the possibility of having the Solar Sail ship from DS9? no? ok.
Quote from: John Harriman on March 01, 2013, 08:38:31 AMThanks! You've followed @Shadow_Fleet from day one.Mine is @CrouchGabe I want all my friends to follow me.
I voted Sabre because, taken in context, the scale of our fleet does not merit two explorers. The ratio should be kept realistic.
Plus the Sabre is pretty.
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I was flexing in front of the mirror the other day and noticed a small band of fat sloshing over the brim of my undergarment. Concerned, I moved my body until I found an angle where it didn't show so that's taken care of.
The latest news on from the home front is heartening. As Laura is past the first trimester the morning sickness is fading and her food aversions are not as strong. There was a time with our first child that certain food smells made her nearly vomit.
Gerald also is beginning to realize that there's another baby on the way, though I don't feel he will truly know what it entails until it's here.
Speaking of it, Laura's next check up will be when she is 17 weeks, well within the time a person can find out the sex of the baby. I fully intend to and to be prepared. Research and preparation cost little compared to failure and disaster, my father always said.