Episode 75 - "Requiem for Methuselah" - 02/14/1969



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Oh jeez.... I signed up at the wrong forum post!! Count me in sir! :lol:

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Count me in! What do I need to do?

wrong thread hehe

this one: http://www.stonewallfleet.com/forum/briefing-room/16799-want-to-donate-to-the-fleet-get-a-forum-sig-d

and PM me :P

Count me in! What do I need to do?

Sign me up as well.

Episode 74 - "The Lights of Zetar" - 01/31/1969



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I'm entering the code in the signature box and clicking the "save" box, but it's not saving my preferences. When I make a new post, it's not putting my signature banner up, and when I go back into my profile settings, the code I'd originally entered in the signature box is not there, even though I'd saved it.

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Episode 73 - "That Which Survives" - 01/24/1969



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Episode 71 - "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield" - 01/10/1969

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OMG, look! It's a subtle commentary on racism!

We had an interesting conversation on fleet chat yesterday about other Star Trek computer games we had played and loved. What are some of yours?

I think the farthest back we can go (and still be on a computer) would take us to Net Trek, which was kind of an adaptation of the old Star Fleet Battles RPG for mainframe computers, mostly at universities. (Anyone play that? Or am I dating myself?)

There were many fond memories of the ST 25th Anniversary Game. I've got the box in front of me. It came out in 1991 (obviously), for MS-DOS 2.1 and higher, and boasted:

* Full 256 color VGA graphics
* Thousands of state-of-the-art, 3D digitized, space action scenes
* Interact with alien races and artifacts
* Navigate Kirk, Spock and Bones on a variety of world explorations
* Complete musical score from the series and major sound board support
* Easy to use, point-and-click, icon interface

Sadly, it came on five 5.25" floppies. Even if I booted my laptop into FreeDOS, I'm afraid it doesn't have a 5.25" floppy drive. :(

What were your favorite predecessors to STO?

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in a lifetime long ago, I dated Scott Wolfe

Seriously? I didn't even know he was, um, dateable.

This from IMDB:

Director Doug Liman originally did not want to cast him in Go (1999) because Katie Holmes was already in the movie, and he did not want the movie to star 2 TV actors. However, he saw him talking in a hallway with Jay Mohr and realized that the chemistry between the two would be good in the movie.

(He and Jay played the gay couple in the movie "Go!" They do make a cute couple.)

A ship in the harbor (or spacedock) is safe, but that's not what ships are for.

No matter where you go, there you are.

Finally got a nice little bit of cash on me, so sign me up :D

I am new to guilds and have no experience. If you have any references and advice on how to connect please pass it on. Thanks.

Jedi Creed

Jedi are the guardians of peace in the Galaxy.
Jedi use their powers to defend and protect, never to attack others.
Jedi respect all life, in any form.
Jedi serve others rather than rule over them, for the good of the Galaxy.
Jedi seek to improve themselves through knowledge and training.

I really like yours, "This special order of Knights and Sith is dutied with sacred right of maintaining equal treatment for all people."

This is a sacred duty. When you have kids killing themselves we must do what we can to protect people from homophobia and violence.