Krige: The Queen WAS the Borg

TrekToday · August 1 2009, 01:30 AM

Alice Krige (Borg Queen) came to the conclusion that the Borg were only an extension of the Borg Queen after reading Stephen Hawking. As reported by Star Trek Magazine, her search for just who the Borg Queen was led...

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Starbreaker · August 1 2009, 06:02 PM

Stephen Hawking?

Jim Steele · August 1 2009, 07:52 PM

That's a real pet hate of mine. It's Stephen Hawking, not Hawkins.

T'Bonz · August 1 2009, 09:19 PM

Jesus...I'm going through a bad patch.

The saddest thing is that I spelled it two different ways, in the same article!

**headdesk**

Mr. Laser Beam · August 1 2009, 09:25 PM

TrekToday wrote:

Alice Krige (Borg Queen) came to the conclusion that the Borg were only an extension of the Borg Queen after reading Stephen Hawking.

Wonder what she'd think if she read the Destiny trilogy...

anti-matter · August 1 2009, 10:05 PM

T'Bonz wrote:

Jesus...I'm going through a bad patch.

The saddest thing is that I spelled it two different ways, in the same article!

**headdesk**

T'Bonz you have to start delegating and enjoying life before it passes you by. There has to be 100 members here that can do that for you...unfortunately I'm not one of them. But your Captains know who they are.

xoxoxoxoxo

Jim Steele · August 1 2009, 11:34 PM

Ah crap. Was in a real pissy mood when I posted that, sorry for being a pedantic douchebag.

T'Bonz · August 1 2009, 11:39 PM

LOL.

I don't mind people pointing out mistakes. I mind MAKING the mistakes.

Jolaris · August 2 2009, 12:12 PM

Well... There is another mistake in there...

Not from you though, but the article says they were found in the Antarctic, as far as I remember the on screen text said the Arctic Circle, which is one hell of a difference, considering they didn't even say if it was the northern or the southern one... :P

I always considered it to be the northern one, so now I'm just waiting for them to drop on my head...

Edit: D'Oh, since the southern is called the Antarctic Circle, it is definitely not in any way, shape or form anywhere near the Antarctic, if it had said the Arctic, then I almost could have agreed...

Santaman · August 2 2009, 12:55 PM

T'Bonz wrote:

**headdesk**

Bonz VS desk 1:0

August 1 2009, 01:30 AM	#1
TrekToday Rear Admiral	Krige: The Queen WAS the Borg Alice Krige (Borg Queen) came to the conclusion that the Borg were only an extension of the Borg Queen after reading Stephen Hawking. As reported by Star Trek Magazine, her search for just who the Borg Queen was led... More... Last edited by T'Bonz; August 1 2009 at 09:21 PM.

August 1 2009, 06:02 PM	#2
Starbreaker Fleet Admiral	Re: Krige: The Queen WAS the Borg Stephen Hawking?

August 1 2009, 07:52 PM	#3
Jim Steele Vice Admiral Location: Darkest Scotland	Re: Krige: The Queen WAS the Borg That's a real pet hate of mine. It's Stephen Hawking, not Hawkins. __________________ Gamewank: Wank about Games

August 1 2009, 09:19 PM	#4
T'Bonz Romulan Curmudgeon Location: Across the Neutral Zone	Re: Krige: The Queen WAS the Borg Jesus...I'm going through a bad patch. The saddest thing is that I spelled it two different ways, in the same article! headdesk __________________ Live long and suffer! - Ancient Romulan greeting. Romulans aren't paranoid. We're merely proactively cautious.

August 1 2009, 11:34 PM	#7
Jim Steele Vice Admiral Location: Darkest Scotland	Re: Krige: The Queen WAS the Borg Ah crap. Was in a real pissy mood when I posted that, sorry for being a pedantic douchebag. __________________ Gamewank: Wank about Games

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August 1 2009, 11:39 PM	#8
T'Bonz Romulan Curmudgeon Location: Across the Neutral Zone	Re: Krige: The Queen WAS the Borg LOL. I don't mind people pointing out mistakes. I mind MAKING the mistakes. __________________ Live long and suffer! - Ancient Romulan greeting. Romulans aren't paranoid. We're merely proactively cautious.

August 2 2009, 12:12 PM	#9
Jolaris Commander Location: Umea, Vasterbotten, Sweden	Re: Krige: The Queen WAS the Borg Well... There is another mistake in there... Not from you though, but the article says they were found in the Antarctic, as far as I remember the on screen text said the Arctic Circle, which is one hell of a difference, considering they didn't even say if it was the northern or the southern one... :P I always considered it to be the northern one, so now I'm just waiting for them to drop on my head... Edit: D'Oh, since the southern is called the Antarctic Circle, it is definitely not in any way, shape or form anywhere near the Antarctic, if it had said the Arctic, then I almost could have agreed... __________________ What does God need with a starship? To get to the other side of course!