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[A Man]

 

[Adam Robinson]

haha, that's awesome, trip... here are a few photos I've taken in similar situations!



and the system was putting out an ear ripping 90.5 dbA!

[Adam Robinson]

[Adam Robinson]

[Dick Rees]

"That's all she's got, Captain.  I cannae deny the laws o' physics!!!!"

A thought inspired by a thread in the basement:

What do you call a female DJ?

Peg

Edit:

Transporter malfunction!!!!

I replied to a post in the Classic section and the whole thing materialized in the Basement.  Why didn't anybody tell me my ass was so big?  

[E. Lee Dickinson]

Let's just be totally clear here:  Dilithium is a catalyst which regulates the reaction. The power actually comes from the anhialation of Deuturium and Antideuturium,

[Dick Rees]

And here I thought it was the medication of choice for tetrapolar disorder.

[A Man]

E. Lee Dickinson wrote on Tue, 08 December 2009 21:33

Let's just be totally clear here:  Dilithium is a catalyst which regulates the reaction. The power actually comes from the anhialation of Deuturium and Antideuturium,

It controls the amount of power generated in the reaction chamber, channeling the energy released by mutual annihilation of Deuturium and Antideuturium into a stream of electro-plasma.

Constitution-class starships continued to use crystallized lithium until the mid-2260s, before switching to dilithium. Housed in a dilithium crystal converter assembly, the crystals were used as a power source as well as a regulator. Dependency on that power meant the starships risked losing the ability to maintain an orbit, let alone use of their warp drive, when a number of dilithium crystals were drained of their power or became fused in their assembly. In some circumstances, crystals could be re-amplified to provide continued service, rather than replaced.

[Bennett Prescott]

Clipizzle, my nizzles.

[Charlie Zureki]

E. Lee Dickinson wrote on Tue, 08 December 2009 20:33

Let's just be totally clear here:  Dilithium is a catalyst which regulates the reaction. The power actually comes from the anhialation of Deuturium and Antideuturium,

Correction...the annihilation of Anti-Deuterium with Deuterium.

Cheers,
Hammer

 Corrected by Jon Martin...I did flunk out of the Star Fleet Academy... I blame Spock's all nite partying...