Registry meanings?
- Thread starter F. King Daniel
- Start date
I first heard of "420" about 10 years ago and I used to live in Humboldt County!
USS Steven Gerrard NCC 2005
If your an old ship with hull number XCV 379, you should be the Tolkien...
Three Rings for the Elven-kings under the sky,
Seven for the Dwarf-lords in their halls of stone,
Nine for Mortal Men doomed to die,
USS Jon Anderson, NCC-90125
(sorry for the rest of the band, but the USS Yes just did not sound right
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USS Jack Bauer, NCC-2424
(dedication plaque motto is one word: "DAMMIT!!!!")
I only know it from an old George Carlin routine. I didn't know what it meant at the time, though - he was talking about things you hear on the AM radio dial and he said "What kind of good stuff are we missing on 420?". I just thought it was an old station that no one ever listened to.
(sorry for the rest of the band, but the USS Yes just did not sound right
)USS Jack Bauer, NCC-2424
(dedication plaque motto is one word: "DAMMIT!!!!")
I only know it from an old George Carlin routine. I didn't know what it meant at the time, though - he was talking about things you hear on the AM radio dial and he said "What kind of good stuff are we missing on 420?". I just thought it was an old station that no one ever listened to.
USS Turk NCC-182
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You would be correct, sir. My ship is the good ship U.S.S. Trollololol, and it's stops include comic book shops, and Star Trek conventions.
i approve
Bump:
USS Boston, NCC-51513 (for a modern era Starfleet ship)
Or:
USS Boston, NCC-617 (TOS era)
USS Boston, NCC-51513 (for a modern era Starfleet ship)
Or:
USS Boston, NCC-617 (TOS era)
