The Delaney sisters and dating on a starship.

[Guy Gardener]

But he wasn't an officer either.

the Enlisted should be held to a "different" standard since they don't go to the Academy and are not pressed with same the duty and responsibilities of officers. I've speculated that citizens opt for enlisted duty as a sort of "tradeschool" to give them hands on experience and education in particular fields without making the 4 year commitment to Starfleet Academy before they're allowed on a Starship or an open ended contract towards how long their commitment to the fleet might go on.

Considering some engineers/scientist might have already had a decades worth of education, and they wanted to serve before their hair turned grey, enlisted duty seems like a viable option if they don't have any intrest in command.

Miles however was a lifer.

 

[SPCTRE]

Although (a character written/played by) Woody Allen married two sisters (sequentially) in Hannah and her Sisters, but then, Harry Kim is no Woody Allen.

Truer words have never been spoken

 

[Timewalker]

Seven got caught with her Chuckles program and the Indian thought of it not only as a compliment but as an in into her britches. Objectification, launching pad? Potato, potaddo.

Although Geordie married Leah, so maybe some girls like clues written in blazzing forty foot capitals too that they are ignorant of a fertile opportunity?

Nobody else knew about Seven and the Chakotay hologram except the Doctor.

Since when did Geordie marry Leah? She was already married.

I always found it hard to believe that a ship like TNG's Enterprise, with over a thousand people on board, would be so platonic. I mean, there had to be officers on the lower decks who didn't really give a rip about what Picard thought was "proper" behavior.

What about Miles and Keiko?

I never liked Keiko. She was always "It's what I want that's important!"

I think Miles should have married Julian.

 

[Guy Gardener]

25 years later in the (alternate)future of "All Good Things..." Geordie mentions his wife "Leah".

Deduction.

LAFORGE: You've got leaf miners. You might want to use a bacillus spray. My wife is quite a gardener. I've picked up a little bit of it.
PICARD: How is Leah?
LAFORGE: Just wonderful. Busy as ever. She's just been made director of the Daystrom Institute.
PICARD: What about the little ones, Brett, Alandra and er?
LAFORGE: Sidney.
PICARD: Sidney.

Destiny has written a cheque Geordi might not have the balls to cash.

Although she changed her name, halved her weight, joined Starfleet and starred in a Coup D'etat to run away from Geordi's stalkng ass.

Or maybe she just likes it when men pursue her?

 

[Timewalker]

I'd forgotten that scene. It's been years since I've seen any Star Trek at all (no TV).

 

[Guy Gardener]

I remember an episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer where Xander was cleaning the librarian/Watcher Giles Apartment, and after he'd cleared one corner of this piled lounge filled with spellbooks and histories, young Mister Harris finds a Television under all that mess... Which is when the glorified bricklayer says "Look Giles has a TV, he's stupid just like the rest of us."

Your PC can play dvds.

Nudding to worry about...

Oh?

You're not browsing the internet on your phone are you?

 

[Timewalker]

I have been having the most aggravating several weeks with my computer and related companies that were supposed to be easy and professional to deal with. Suffice to say, I am convinced that the first requirement for a Purolator courier driver is illiteracy. And for some reason, my computer which, for the past week has been refusing to allow my new modem to communicate with it, has suddenly changed its mind. The old modem got fried after a thunderstorm. The new one + my temperamental computer suddenly started working after a several-block radius power outage (a very pleasant surprise after I came home from shopping for a new laptop to replace this temperamental computer and not finding a whole lot that's within my budget).

Given all this, I am not about to ask it to play DVDs for me, even if I had any! My Star Trek collection is still on VHS. And no, I don't go online via my telephone. I don't own any phone that is capable of such a thing.

 

[Guy Gardener]

According to Red Dwarf, DVD's are too bloody small and no one remembers to put them back in their cases, thus losing loose disks behind the TV and down the cracks in sofa and fur... By the 22nd Century mankind had returned to using the Video tape cassette as it's standard expression of media format.

There's free dvd rendering software out there and is standard with m... But what you really want is a way to plug your video cassettes into your computer.

But you're ahead of your time, why not dig some tiger traps while you're waiting for the rest of the world to catch up?