OT: Enterprise New thread....

[dmm]

Actually, I'm from Philly (that's Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA), so I probably should not be making fun of other peoples' accents! I don't talk like Rocky Balboa, mind you, but people from Maryland think I'm quaint. (They've got a lot of nerve! Can't even pronounce their own state's name properly -- they say "Mrrlnd.")

Warning: Boring geographical tidbit ahead.
MidAtlantic is loosely defined as US coastal states south of New England and north of "The Deep South." So Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina are not MidAtlantic states, and North Carolina probably isn't one either, while Virginia may or may not be, depending on who you are talking to. The "definites" are New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Pennsylvania, and Maryland.

[tesco samoa]

I always figured mid atlantic ment living on the coast.

Oh and a good star trek....

And I enjoyed it......................

[tesco samoa]

No reviews of it yet.....

also check out treknation.

the guide is updated with a few new satire espisode's

[geoschmo]

I really liked the episode, but someone needs to tell the writers that foreshadowing is more effective if it's more subtle.

Archer: Someday they will have some sort of, {searches for right word} "Directive" to guide these situations....

Oh, my. What's next?

"You know T'pal, Humans and Vulcans may not be the best friends now, but some day our planets will have to form some sort of , uh, "Federation" if we are going to be more united."

Geoschmo

[tesco samoa]

'Directive' sounds better than 'Process Improvement'

The thing I would like to know is when do all the Process Engineers get taken out and shot.

Think of the paper trail you would need 300 years for now in creating or doing anything.

[tesco samoa]

another good star trek.

Thats two weeks in a row.

[Atrocities]

I for one like this new series, and it's appeal.