^^Where do you get that number?
"Parallels," I'd imagine.
"We are receiving 285,000 hails," etc.
Okay, but why assume that number represents the entirety of the multiverse, rather than simply the number of parallel realities being encountered at that moment (especially considering that they were continuing to multiply)?
Agreed, although it might make the MU alot less interesting if all we get is an other UFP. But on the other hand the transition and reactions to it could probably be pretty interesting.I hope somewhere down the line we see the pay off for what Mack set up.
^ Now that's just crazy talk!!!!!!!!
Okay, but why assume that number represents the entirety of the multiverse, rather than simply the number of parallel realities being encountered at that moment (especially considering that they were continuing to multiply)?
Besides, 285,000 would technically be 28.5 myriad universes.
^ Now that's just crazy talk!!!!!!!!
Naw, if it was a joke he would have said "What do you do with an elephant with three balls?...You walk him and pitch to the rhino."
...sorry, just channeling Hot Shots! there for a minute...
^ Now that's just crazy talk!!!!!!!!
Naw, if it was a joke he would have said "What do you do with an elephant with three balls?...You walk him and pitch to the rhino."
...sorry, just channeling Hot Shots! there for a minute...
I think KRAD has a monopoly on random, confusing baseball references...![]()
it's what the colonials call rounders
You really should, all three stories are at least good. And IMO the TOS story is simply amazing. The second book is pretty good too. My favorite in that collection was KRAD's Voyager story.
it's what the colonials call rounders
That be the one! The game where there is a World Series yet only a few nations take part!![]()
FYI: The World Series is actually named after the newspaper that once sponsored it.
it's what the colonials call rounders
That be the one! The game where there is a World Series yet only a few nations take part!![]()
Only two, and one of them is Canada, so that doesn't really count.
FYI: The World Series is actually named after the newspaper that once sponsored it.
IIRC, that explanation is a myth.
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