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kukalakana
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kukalakana's Discussions
How much of the movie do you really want to know...?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by kukalakana Mar 17, 2011.
What is the point of Synthahol?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Charles Aug 10, 2010.
Why do so many people hate Keiko??!
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Benjamin Craig Stanley Jun 21, 2010.
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kukalakana replied to T'Bree's discussion Intergalactic Breeding …"'Twas not I who came up with the houseplant analogy -- but I do believe it ultimately holds true.
You can mix species through genetic engineering (splicing) these days. However, unless the alien was from the same genetic origins as us (ie.…"
kukalakana replied to T'Bree's discussion Intergalactic Breeding …"Crossbreeding dogs is a very different thing, since that's not a question of interbreeding two species. I'm not sure what you mean by "higher up the food chain" -- after all, we are animals just as much as horses and donkeys. I…"
kukalakana replied to T'Bree's discussion Intergalactic Breeding …"Okay here's another weigh-in.
Pregnancy, generally speaking, is less about the life-span of the adult (although this is of course a factor) and more about the development of the baby. Technically, humans are underdeveloped at birth to begin…"
kukalakana replied to T'Bree's discussion Intergalactic Breeding …"Kira is from DS9, but no she didn't have any children.
umm.... B'elanna Torres (from Voyager) was half Klingon, and she and Paris had a daughter, Miral.
Also, K'eleyr (Alexander's mother) was half Klingon, half human. Which of…"
kukalakana replied to T'Bree's discussion Intergalactic Breeding …"Actually, technically speaking, a hybrid parent might have a harder time reproducing with either human or Vulcan because of fertility issues commonly associated with hybrids. Just a thought.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mule"
kukalakana replied to T'Bree's discussion Intergalactic Breeding …"Here's another one. How about RH factor in Vulcan babies (like Spock) of human mothers? I know that a baby with RH- blood can sometimes react badly to having a mother with RH+ blood... or is it the other way around? I forget. But anyway... and…"
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- Your favorite Star Trek Series
- DS9
- Are you a member of a Star Trek fan club?
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- About Me:
- Hello. Hola. Konnichi wa. Salve(te). Wassheil. Guten Tag. Selamat. Kia Ora.... whatever else.
First Disclaimer: I am hopeless at making profiles and introducing myself and stuff like that. Get me to make something up about something that is -- well -- made-up, no problem. Self-introductions... Scary as hell.
Bear Hugz for all my Trekspace mates. Trekspace, Star Trek, especially DS9 are all super wikkid.
The city of Dunedin in case anyone cares is in South Island of New Zealand -- close to but not qute on the 46th parallel (Latitude). But I have also lived in Victoria (born in Melbourne) New South Wales and Tasmania in Australia, and the Prefecture of Ehime in Japan. ~YES, I do speak Japanese.
My favourite things in the world to do are to write fiction and to watch movies and Deep Space Nine. Mostly, almost by default really, the kind of stuff I have written generally tends to belong in the fantasy genre. I recently started toying with fanfic (since late '07.) and honestly, posted on the interwebs for the sake of semi-anonymity ~ hiding "in plain sight" to keep it concealed from family members.
In case yer mad enough to be halfway interested... here is a link.
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One Hell of an Away Mission!
I wasn't exactly sure of how to do this, so I decided to make a picture blog of the trip that I and my mother recently took to Greece and Turkey in June / July of this year. That way you can read this if you want to, or just look at the pretty pictures.
Athens
We started off in…
ContinuePosted on July 29, 2012 at 1:43am — 1 Comment
Far Beyond the Stars -- some thoughts.
This is not going to be another attempt to explain what Far Beyond the Stars is *about* – as I honestly believe that it is about many things. I intend to explore only one small facet of the episode: How Benny Russell’s workplace becomes a symbol (or microcosm) of the wider oppressive environment. By this, I hope to pose the question: Where do we find the source of this evil? Or to put it more simply, who is the bad guy?
You might think initially – even Rene Auberjonois says something…
ContinuePosted on March 16, 2012 at 3:01am — 2 Comments
When The Rain is Not Forgiven
A short story from when I was fifteen years old (This is a small example of some early work of mine) which I found while ferreting through boxes at my parents' place in Tassie.
Enjoy.
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When the Rain is Not Forgiven
In the middle of nowhere there is a farm. It is long ago and…
ContinuePosted on January 23, 2012 at 7:35pm
Cultural Sovereignty in the Bajoran Sector: An essay.
This is an essay I wrote about a year ago. I'm sharing it here now because I have some extra thoughts to add, and am curious to see what people think on the subject, and also just for the sake of it.
Cultural Sovereignty in the Bajoran Sector
In the words of Captain Jean Luc Picard, the Bajora "were architects and artists, builders and philosophers when humans were not yet standing fully erect."…
ContinuePosted on October 10, 2011 at 8:30pm — 4 Comments
What the Fraggle? Picture blog
Just some random bits of weirdness that I've seen around the Interwebs, or elsewhere (like in town).
(This one was shared on another forum -- and it gave me cause to smile.)
Every now and then, a picture, an item, a misplaced word... that makes you stop…
ContinuePosted on August 18, 2011 at 9:17pm
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- At 3:37pm on September 18, 2012,
Comm. Brian W. Peterson said… Greetings old friend. I'm alive & well. Hope to be empolyed as a school bus driver soon.
- At 11:23pm on June 10, 2012,
shirley Master Liberty said… it would be interesting to leave the here,, I thought it was a very interesting picture when I found it on the Internet,,,
according to what they said they made it hand made,,,
they built it themselves,,,, the cat Scratcher ,,,,
with the starship enterprise,,,,
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- At 11:56am on December 10, 2011,
Andorian said… I hope that you have a wonderful holiday season!
- At 1:20pm on October 17, 2011,
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- add us 3
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- add us 2
- At 1:12pm on October 17, 2011,
NCC-79316 USS BONHOMME RICHARD said… - + us
- At 10:32am on October 14, 2011,
SEVEN said… - i found my book now i can start where i left off on my book YAY LOL
- At 6:43pm on September 20, 2011, SEVEN said…
- cool
- At 4:22pm on September 12, 2011, SEVEN said…
hi what is so wrong???
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Fleet Admiral S'Ran (aka) Keith replied to Fleet Admiral S'Ran (aka) Keith's discussion "Maiden Voyage" in the group Intrepid Class Fleet"Number One..I have a special assignment for you. (pushes padd toward the Commodore) I'm sure you will find it..fascinating. Perhaps you will want to make use of my ready room? (Raises one eyebrow) Dismissed..
Command T'Pel, you will…"
Mike posted a blog postStar Trek Into Darkness: Spoiler Alert
In the tradition of David Letterman, I now present not one but two top 10 lists of everything that I liked and didn't like about the latest Star Trek movie, starting with the positive. So here we go...10: Lots of action. I know many people complain that this was nothing but an action movie that just happened to have Star Trek in the title, but I would rather sit through this again, than go back in time 30 years to sit through Star Dreck: The Motionless Picture, where nobody does anything but…See More
Q commented on V'Jennis's blog post The latest Trek movie."And your own take on the Facebook quote?
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Capt. B_Dogg (Bay_Ha'DIbaH) left a comment for Pennie"Thanks Pennie for the add! Yeah I build alot of Trek inspired props like my control panel and captain's chair!"
shirley Master Liberty commented on Fleet Admiral Tom Edsenga's page Random Thought's at Linda's Place (Winter Time of year) in the group U. S. S. Linda - My - Love ( NCC - 1966 )
"Now I will lay me down to sleep,, I pray this cushy she life to keep
I pray for toys that look like mice ,, and sofa cushions soft in a nice
for grocery bag where I where I can just like a Tager crunched inside
I pray for garmeent.. kitties snack…"
V'Jennis posted a blog postThe latest Trek movie.
A quote I read on Facebook: "Don't bankroll the intellectual desolation of the franchise by paying to see the latest film by J. J. Abrams. I have to believe you have better things to spend money on than encouraging Star Trek to be more about explosions and less about finding humanity in the void."
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