Kirk's Ripped Shirt

Excuse me But who is Mike? And what's an e-peen?

I'm sorry but the title seems rather mean-spirited

I have to say TOS but I really like DS9 too.

Hi I don't mean to offend but neither of you provided another question to work with though I like your solutions I have a next question: you have Klingons who threaten to blow up your pet ant farm but you are using the energy that would power the phaser banks and shields to replicate a giant jello mold instead.

Hi I have to say that I find this topic near and dear to my heart I have to say that although many captains try to gain power by ripping their shirts (Archer only the original can pull it off

Hi I watched that clip and I noticed that there is an Excelsior-class ship that has half of its saucer section vaporized instantly. I don't know how to translate that into meaningful numbers but it would suggest to me a powerful weapon.

Hi You might be interested in my feedback in the other topic which you can see here: http://www.clubasvs.net/forum/index.php/topic/92-in-defense-of-tdic/page__gopid__1998entry1998

Hi, I don't know what SDN is but I'm quite familiar with the episode in question, I have all of them on DVD I'm also a college student, I'd rather not say what my major is but I like to think I'm at least intelligent enough to chime in. I can tell you it's a Bachelors of Science (BS) major so hopefully I know what I'm talking about Anyway have any of you considered the possibility that those are underground explosions? It seems consistent with me if we were to assume that the torpedoes were to bury themselves deep underground, we wouldn't see any fireballs underground (BTW I read the other thread too but we would see a lot of shockwaves like this. Phaser fire might have the same effect too. I don't know if anybody saw the first Alien vs. Predator movie, but if you have you might remember the scene where they Predator aliens "drilled" into the Antartica. Well using that as an example if it really was that instantaneous we would see a lot of backpressure feedback and a lot of shockwaves from the resulting overpressure - a lot like what we see in The Die is Cast, actually.

Hi I'm new here. I just want to say to my new friends that I almost didn't notice this thread and I missed it you guys need to have it in a more visible place Anyway I just found this site on a Google search and I'm a big Star Trek fan as you can tell especially TOS So I hope I will have lots of fun here and talking about which is more powerful Star Trek or Star Wars will seem like a lot of fun too, I don't know what most people think here but you can guess what I think is more powerful