FINAL POLL: March Challenge - It's a Small Trek After All!

[Ptrope]

It's a Trek of laughter, a Trek of tears, it's a Trek where slugs crawl from giant ears,
Where a 60-foot Spock in a cartoon's a shock
It's a small Trek after all!

Sorry, biotech, I just couldn't resist! That's what happens when folks work for scale!

So, anyway, March came in like an ion and it's going out on the lam, and it's taking a lot of king-size craziness with it. biotech has apparently seen Land of the Giants one too many times, and got his shows mixed up, but, hey, that's what these things are all about: looking at Trek and ourselves a little differently.

This time, no one shrank from the challenge, as the ranks of entries grew and grew. Now you've got a task greater than a stellar amoeba: size up the competition and cast your votes (because they're so small, it's two for one time!):


biotech


B.J.


EliyahuQeoni


Flux Capacitor


Four Mad Men


Harry


Klaus


ProfJonathan


Ptrope


Redfern


Starscape

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You may vote for TWO entries - poll closes 4/2/2008, 11:59 PM BBS time (GMT)

 

[blakbyrd]

Flux Capacitor
Ptrope

 

[RogerWaters]

Klaus
Starscape

 

[Ziz]

Hey Ptrope - what's with the new avatar...you lusting after Temis the Vorta?

 

[Klaus]

Flux
redfern

ty for my votes!

 

[Redfern]

Hey Ptrope - what's with the new avatar...you lusting after Temis the Vorta?

Temis? I thought that was supposed to be T'Bonz!

Anyway, I voted for Flux and Starscape. I mean, who has not bolted awake in a cold sweat from dreaming the family dog has knawed your prize collectible to "kibble"?

Sincerely,

Bill

 

[Ptrope]

I've always lusted after Temis the Vorta, but in this case, yes, it's T'Bonz - or, as we like to put it, "Curmudgeon Gone Wild"

Incidentally, I cast my votes for B.J. and Starscape . Great stuff across the board, though.

 

[Michael]

B.J. and Redfern.

But, really, they are all good!

 

[Temis the Vorta]

You guys think that butt nekked Romulan is me?!?

I voted for:
Klaus
Flux

I like fuzzy wuzzy animals.

 

[Redfern]

Unless a group of friends suddenly stack the votes, it looks like B.J. is the clear winner.

Sincerely,

Bill

 

[biotech]

I think its a safe bet that BJ should be thinking of ideas for the April contest.

 

[B.J.]

Huh. Well, it's always the ones you least expect to do well, isn't it? Thanks guys!

Well, as for an April challenge, I was thinking....

What's that? What are you doing? Stop it, ow! OW! OKAY!

*ahem*
Here's an idea, how about a Trek tribute to Arthur C. Clarke?

(Can you stop twisting my arm now?)

 

[Ptrope]

Arthur who? (King of the Britons?)
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[Ptrope]

Congratulations, B.J., our March winner with a truly microcosmic depiction of Star Trek. We'll feign surprise at the topic you've chosen for April, and hope that you can participate, what with that stress injury that we have no idea how it happened .

Congratulations and thanks, as well, to everyone else who entered, and who voted - once again, a widely-varied field of ideas and responses - it's always nice to be surprised by the outcomes of these things .

And now, let us went to the Monolith for the April challenge ...