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Report this Jun. 08 2009, 11:28 am

She prowled the corridor like a cat in heat, the voluminous train of her sparkly diaphanous robe billowing behind her. Her jade and ivory hair decorations tinkled with each of her determined footsteps. Her jaw muscles with the effort of keeping Christine's human smile off T'Pring's Vulcan face.

First, T'Pring/Christine looked in on the recreation lounge, where tight groups of people complained about the quality of food belched forth by the repilcator. As she turned, she brushed past an unfortunate red shirted security guard who made the mistake of blocking her way.

"Hello, beautiful," the hapless security guard said in his best Starfleet lothario style.

"Pardon me," T'Pring/Christine said, attempting to walk around him. But he changed position, again blocking her.

"Can I buy you a cup of coffee," he persisted.

"No," and he blocked her again.

"How about something strong," he asked.

"You asked for it," T'Pring/Christine said, using the Vulcan nerve pinch.

Stepping over the prone red shirt, T'Pring continued her prowl, finding her way to the Officer's Quaters, finding her way to Spock's door.

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Report this Jun. 08 2009, 6:11 pm

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Report this Jun. 08 2009, 7:32 pm

T'Pring stood in the center of the corridor, resting her weight on one out thrust womanly hip, the still taught flesh of her shapely thigh clearly visible from beneath her diaphanous sparkling road, the "V" beneath her fuchsia hot pants clearly visible. Her fine Vulcan breasts rise and fall as her hearts begins a rapid increase, little mounds of joy jell-o puff beneath the low-cut spangled blouse. Inexplicably, a breeze ruffled through her hair, sending the ivory and jade ornaments jingling, raising the train of her magnificent attire. A stray tendril of hair breaks loose from her high and tight lacquered Vulcan do and blows carelessly over her arched brow.

Spock stops in mid-stride, almost stumbling.

"Spock," T'Pring almost purrs his name, making it two syllable: S-PAH-PAH-K! And then she tosses her fine head, her hair ornaments jingle again, "It's been a while," she sighs.

"I'm sorry, but you seem to have me at a disadvantage. I don't know you madam."

"Of course, you know me, I'm T'Pring, we were bound as children. Surely, you remember that?"

"Well, yes, mam' I do, but although you resemble T'Pring, she is younger, fresher, almost saintly, if we had saints on Vulcan."

"What?" screamed T'Pring.

"What?" echoed the inner Nurse Chapel.

"Perhaps it's Spock Prime you seek,"

"HUH?" both women reply.

At which point Spock launches into a long, technical discussion of red matter and alternate time lines and

T'Pring/Nurse Chapel faints from sheer exhaustion.

Spock carries the unconscious woman/women to the surgery for McCoy's ministrations.

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Report this Jun. 08 2009, 11:33 pm

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Report this Jun. 09 2009, 7:40 am

Waiting patiently for a new installment

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Report this Jun. 13 2009, 12:09 pm

read or listen to the audio book for the Star Trek movie and it reveals so much more. in the cave at Delta Vega, Kirk and Spock Prime spend a lot of time talking about alternate time lines, alternate histories.. bottom line is the theory that there are many alternates times lines and Nero going back in time creates an alternate time line the timelines try to heal itself, meaning that in any of the alternate timelines, where possible similar events happen where possible, so while this new timeline there is no Vulcan, Kirk can still encounter the Gorn, while Spock won't be able to go back to Vulcan to meet T'Pring. a lot of the same experiences can be had while in this time line, the possibilities that any of the crew can die also exist.

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Report this Jun. 14 2009, 2:17 pm

Quote (newKirk @ June 13 2009, 12:09 pm)

This is suppose to be a fun thread not based on the silly reboot although it does use as its base TOS scenarios and characters.

This is a flight of fancy.

A joke.

Something with which to have fun.

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Report this Jun. 15 2009, 10:27 pm

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Report this Jun. 16 2009, 4:12 pm

Quote (anderbilt @ June 15 2009, 10:27 pm)

no time to type at length right now, but am still mulling

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Report this Jun. 16 2009, 8:54 pm

Quote (loveroftrekmen @ May 16 2009, 12:50 am)

I think that Berman though got quite boring and repeatative. Â¿I like the idea of being able to do anything. Â¿I think it's insulting to old trek fans to try and stay in a used up timeline when we can start something fresh to explore a new love for the show, new connections, and new relations to our loved universe of Trek.

Berman was a numbers guy. A cigar-chomper. "ahh... the kids'll love THIS!" kinda thing.

TNG and its variants (DS9,Voy, Ent) lacked artistry. It was very "comfort-zone" for its fans, which is fine. But watching it was like being stuck at the Hilton against your will.