Originally posted by ChessPraxisInternet Site Forums seem like Large Cities. (.........................................)
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Each of the Cities has Hotels [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]
The Hotels are like Threads [threadid]
Each Thread has Guests :-), :-)
Guests are like Posters.
Most Posters behave [? ?]
Some don't [¿ ¿]
Night Auditors get complaints from other Guests :-( :-( :-(
Rooms cost $39.95 The Unhappy Guests who can't zzzz zzzz
want their $$$ back.
Night Auditors call the General Manager, who tells them
to give the Noisy Guests [¿ ¿] a Second Warning !!!/!!!
and, then, if these Guests with Poor Manners continue... to call >>>>> the Cops.
Then the Big Cops show up:
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And, finally, everybody zzzz zzzz zzzz.
Next Morning all the Happy Guests 🙂 🙂 😉 😉
decide to come back to the same Hotel [ ]
next time their Schedule calls for Lodging in that same Large City. (........................)
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I almost hate the holodeck. (I'm not sure where that came from.) Physically it fails to make sense, and culturally they (the Enterprise crew) usually wastes it. Worf puts it to decent use, I guess.
Geordi used it best, I think. Model reality, so you can do your job better plus get a sex/love object happening.
Originally posted by apathisti need a translator, but it sounds fascinating
I almost hate the holodeck. (I'm not sure where that came from.) Physically it fails to make sense, and culturally they (the Enterprise crew) usually wastes it. Worf puts it to decent use, I guess.
Geordi used it best, I think. Model reality, so you can do your job better plus get a sex/love object happening.
14 Jan 13
Originally posted by apathistToo many hours of Star Trek.
I almost hate the holodeck. (I'm not sure where that came from.) Physically it fails to make sense, and culturally they (the Enterprise crew) usually wastes it. Worf puts it to decent use, I guess.
Geordi used it best, I think. Model reality, so you can do your job better plus get a sex/love object happening.
Originally posted by Ponderablean astute night auditor, still bleary eyed and wistful,
A somewhat ruffled looking man on his way to check in, most probably not a spy.
thought otherwise. the overbearing general manager
was called; to the surprise of the animated and nubile
guest service reps, she answered: "harden, here?"
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