I know.
What’s with those links in your post?
I know.
What’s with those links in your post?
I’m not clicking them they look maliciousAre they not working for you or are you too stupid to understand the message?
I’m not clicking them they look malicious
I’m not being a “twat”.They aren't malicious. It's the fella from "Hot Fuzz" telling you "Don't Go being a Twat now!".
In other words, anyone who knows enough to call it the USS Frank Lin doesn't need the origins of the name explained to him.
Or in simpler terms, you're being a twat. Stop it.
I’m not being a “twat”.
It’s a pet peeve of mine when someone doesn’t use the proper name of something.
I get it from my father.
How about you stop being rude and calling people names.That's the dictionary definition. Stop it.
How about you stop being rude and calling people names.
and even the Franklin don't have the presence and majesty of the NX.
Does anyone else think that "Star Trek: Enterprise" was too advanced for the 22nd Century?
From the sleek starship design of the Enterprise NX-01, which should have been more retro or more inline toward the pre-Constitution class, rather than the Akira-class looking one we got, to the 24th century style rank pips. Why would they use 24th century style rank rips? Couldn't the designers come up with a different rank pips for that period?
The uniforms were also wrong and ugly for the period. Should have been more like "The Cage" style era uniforms or completely different.
To the inside of the Enterprise itself. I think it was still far too sleeker. Although it did have push buttons like the Constitution class starship, the monitors and that were too advanced. The bridge resembled that of NASA control room.
Also, why did Captain Archer have a ready-room when Captain Kirk did not? They should have held their meetings in a briefing room or something similar.
It should've gone backwards, but instead they were stuck in the same 24th century style era. I think you can thank Rick Berman and Brannon Braga for that.
I hope non of my points were previously mentioned before.
Nope, not at all. One can easily imagine it being more primitive.it looks and feels 2 hundred years in advance from Kirk's universe.
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Are they not working for you or are you too stupid to understand the message?
They aren't malicious. It's the fella from "Hot Fuzz" telling you "Don't Go being a Twat now!".
In other words, anyone who knows enough to call it the USS Frank Lin doesn't need the origins of the name explained to him.
Or in simpler terms, you're being a twat. Stop it.
That's the dictionary definition. Stop it.
Well now, this cascade of personal insults, name-calling, and goading is impressive! Congratulations, you win a warning for trolling. Please endeavor to treat your fellow members with more courtesy in future.How about you behave yourself and stop blaming your condescending nitpicking on your father.
Then the daedulus is butt ugly. I know everyone agrees deep down.
The ringship would be in a prequel to Enterprise.Sorry. I think the Daedalus is a beautiful design. I've never understood why people think its ugly. Having said that the only acceptable design for the prequel Enterprise is the ringship as seen in TMP. There's just no valid reason for using anything else.
A ring ship wouldn't make sense for the plot. Why would a solely human made engine use a vulcan design?Sorry. I think the Daedalus is a beautiful design. I've never understood why people think its ugly. Having said that the only acceptable design for the prequel Enterprise is the ringship as seen in TMP. There's just no valid reason for using anything else.
A ring ship wouldn't make sense for the plot. Why would a solely human made engine use a vulcan design?
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