Okay..time to make the big prediction!
I know some of you will reply with "we can't predict such a thing" - not true.
Meteorologists make such predictions every day.
It's true that they're often wrong. But what difference does it make whether our predictions are right or wrong? No one will remember this thread by the time Trek premieres, and in the meantime it's killing ten minutes while I wait for "Brazzers" to load on my dial-up connection.
So, will you be carrying an umbrella or wearing bermuda shorts to the theater the day Star Trek XI opens?
I know some of you will reply with "we can't predict such a thing" - not true.
Meteorologists make such predictions every day.
It's true that they're often wrong. But what difference does it make whether our predictions are right or wrong? No one will remember this thread by the time Trek premieres, and in the meantime it's killing ten minutes while I wait for "Brazzers" to load on my dial-up connection.
So, will you be carrying an umbrella or wearing bermuda shorts to the theater the day Star Trek XI opens?