@Romeo Fabulini,
Quote:OmSigDavid said: Q has offered members of the crew ANYTHING that thay want, for free.
Who has treated u as well as THAT, Romeo????
Wud u reject his offers of powers and adventures?? If so, Y ?
Romeo Fabulini wrote:Yes I would
Y woud u choose to have
LESS power than Q 'd offer u????
I 'd
LOVE to have that additional power, the power of the
Q.
Romeo Fabulini wrote:in fact I suspect he's gay and has got a crush on Picard and Riker.
That 's
not part of the storyline,
besides, Picard is an old man.
Kirk was better a better captain.
Romeo Fabulini wrote:Anyway, space is BORING!
Space travel and time travel are
THRILLING.
I 'm a
very intense supporter of the Space Program.
I 'd multiply NASA's budget by 2OO,
but
private exploration of Space is
better.
"Earth was Man 's cradle; it shud not be his grave."
Romeo Fabulini wrote:In one episode a friendly alien called The Traveller
offers to take Wesley Crusher on a tour of the "wonders"
of the universe, and Wesley is all for it.
Me, I'd have said "Thanks but no thanks mate".
I
loved those few episodes with The Traveller in the script.
Thay were very creative. (I watch the re-runs of those eps.)
Admittedly, to have gone on that trip with him woud have taken
courage.
If I had the power of the Q, the first thing I 'd do is
eliminate,
annihilate, any and all government control of gun possession,
or faser possession. Its neat, how the target
VANISHES from a faser blast.
No need to dispose of the target. I was discussing with a friend in NY
that he shud plan his anti-burglary defenses beforehand
so that he need not
START to decide what to do
when an emergency is already in progress or when
he has shot an ugly dead thing on the floor of his apartment.
It might be difficult for him to get rid of it without involvement of police;
potentially
awkward taking the dead target down in the elevator,
if he meets his nabors. He has a lot of guns, but its un-likely that he has fasers.
Maybe he coud use the freight elevator; I dunno. What do u think ?
Romeo Fabulini wrote:But in fairness to Wes, he did come to his senses in a later episode
and quit Star Fleet and all that space stuff, good for him..
He accepted The Traveller 's offer and
he went with him, with his mom's blessing.
She counseled him to "dress warmly on those other planes of existence."
I was very pleased with that. In the 1990s, I had a friend named Andre,
a lad who looked exactly like Wil Wheaton; good fellow.
He subsequently became a medic in the US Army.
He might be a general by now, for all I know, but I was struck by the very close
similarity of appearance. His mother introduced him to me on his 13th birthday.
I mentioned that similarity to him, but he did not appear to like it.
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