^ I didn't know about that either.
Guess there wasn't any writers bl'oq there, eh?
Guess there wasn't any writers bl'oq there, eh?
Have any of the novels ever just made you mad? (
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*groan*
Seriously, though, "Let's All Get Rich And Famous". Brilliant. My only issue, is that I fell for it.
I do love Melissa Crandall, though. "Shell Game" has to be one of my favorite Trek novels. I love the whole atmosphere of the book.
I bet you couldn't put it down once you started reading it, right? Just sat there...around the cl'oq?
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^ I'm not m'oqing you, by the way.
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"Project Apollo, the eradication of smallpox, the Human Genome Project, the ISS, Beethoven's 5th Symphony" are scientifical - and one cultural - achievements, starri.
They don't really prove anything regarding "decency and compassion"; at most, they prove humans can be creative.
About the human nature - our society reflects it best; we're neither angels, nor devils. Most humans try to make a better life for themselves and their families, not going out of their way to help strangers, nor eager to harm them.
About 'Destiny' - the point regarding the thalaron weapon is that it was a poorly used story element, riddled with inconsistencies and obtuse decisions - our 'heroes' break their morals never to use WMDs every time they fire photon torpedoes (matter-antimatter warheads); they not using thalaron weaponry only makes them hypocrites, failing to convincingly make a statement about them choosing their morals, if one is willing to think about the issue for a few seconds.
I still think the defiance Geordi showed was more about his 'robosexual' crush on Data than his morals.
Also the Human Genome Project is probably looked on about as favorably by the Federation's historians as the Manhattan Project is in Japan.
This is because the Federation is run by chauvinist arch-conservatives.
^Indeed? 
Well, you have to admit, it IS a very prov'oqative subje--
Wait a second.
(Oh,
, now I'M doing it! CURSE YOU, EV'OQ-INVOKERS!!!)
Wait a second.
(Oh,
, now I'M doing it! CURSE YOU, EV'OQ-INVOKERS!!!)you mean ev'oq inv'oqers don't you?
(I knew it. I knew they were going to do that....)
It's as reliable as my grandfather cl'oq.
^ That must be very valuable. Do you keep it under l'oq and key?
Nah, I don't want to bl'oq the view.
^ I suppose not. I mean, what if one of your neighbors comes n'oqing at the door?
He probably gives them a head-lo--
Okay, you know what?
I'm not gonna go down to the level of you people.
Okay, you know what?
I'm not gonna go down to the level of you people.
Why not? It's a st'oq joke around here...
Yeah. Join our fl'oq, Rush Limborg!
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