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Many thanks for the win!!! Didn't know how well semi-noobs were looked upon.
Vulcan Delivery Driver: Yeah, yeah, peace and long life, and all that, but seriously, someone ordered this giant flamingo to this address on Mt. Seleya, cash on delivery. Money talks, lady.
In the hour immediately following First Contact, Zefram Cochrane almost blew everything sky high when he thoughtlessly attempted to introduce the Vulcans to the concept of the Flaming Moe.
Vulcan Matriarch: Spock... Spock, son of Sarek... I'm sorry but I don't see your name on the list. Yeah, I'm sorry but I can't let you into Kolinahr if you're not on the list.
"You call this place a drinking establishment? On our home planet of Vulcan we have bars, pubs and eateries with the greatest interstellar attraction ever created by mortal beings."
"Really? What?!?"
"A giant red foot."
Sorry Kirstie...Mother warned me about you Hollywood hussies. You just want to burn my goo goo.
Cochrane: Let me get this straight. You guys embrace logic? So how does your *brrrp* culture differentiate paradoxical predications, or even their negations, like the posit "This statement is false?" We normally follow the rule that contradictory...erp...predicates can be true of the same substantive *hic* only by equivocation or in succession. Without *hack* appeal to such a rule about truth-values and their distribution, and a metastatement to the effect that the Liar's *groof* statement is subject to the rule, we could not...*fart* call the Liar a paradox.
Spork (whispering to fellow Vulcanians): Logic dictates we're in trouble.
Cochrane: First thing *spew* you got right, Spork.