Star Wars Or Star Trek?

[Genevanpreacher]

Queen to queen's level 3?

 

Remember this?

[John81]

Spock remembers everything!

[Genevanpreacher]

Is he with you? Hav'em stick his pointed ears up to the monitor.

[John81]

That would be illogical!

[woolysheep]

In geekdom it is law that both StarTrek and Starwars are essential discussion topics of utmost importance.

 

Bring on the bunnies I say!

[John81]

Bunnies!

[Genevanpreacher]

Yum! I is hungry!

[EKSmith]

I use to be a hunter until I moved to a island that has no bunnies the fox's eat em up and the gators are eating the fox's and mans eating the gators about all that left is the coons and bOBcats but the fishing is good and there's lots of crabs ,oysters, clams. shrimp. and gator tail. 

 

I haven't seen it in 20 years but my vote would be for Star Trek

 

God Bless

[John Young]

Do Star War Bunnies count?

[heartstrings]

Captain....long range sensors have detected a singularity. one parsec off the port bow,.

 

Mr. Sulu....lay in a course

Yes Captain

 

Captain, we will arrive in 3.6 minutes

 

Mr. Sulu, drop out of warp, slow to one half impulse.

 

Yes Captain

 

Mr. Spock, report

 

Captain, sensors detect high levels of gamma radiation, neutrino emissions and temporal distortions coming from the anomaly

 

Divert all power to the hull plating and raise shields

 

Yes Captain...........

 

Give me a visual.....On screen

 

Captain...it appears to be a .........

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giant bunny........

Edited January 15, 2015 by heartstrings

[Genevanpreacher]

Hasenpfeffer anyone??

[Alan]

Bunnies grow big on Taiwan!

 

[Alan]

Bunnies grow big in Taiwan!

 

 

[Pastor Matt]

 

If we're gonna go down the how sacreligious route then Star Trek prOBably loses in my opinion. Star Wars was at least fairly noncommital about the nature of the force thingy and was silent about origins. Star Trek was explicit: in a Next Generation episode the audience learns that humans, klingons and a few of the OTher regularly featured aliens are products of an antecedent (and now extinct) alien race that planted DNA on everyone's home worlds billions of years ago.

 

Star Trek still wins, though, because of the fantastic trilogy of the second, third and fourth films (way better than the OTher trekky films and the TV series). The scene where Spock saves the ship at the end of Wrath of Khan--wow!

 

Never had rabbits but always wanted to see a Flemish Giant.

 

​That my friend is a BIG rabbit.