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Post by Scoutdad »

USS Enterprise wrote:...said I specifically played the Feds anyways. But if that CA is really the big "E" and "a certain brash, young captain" is really on that bridge, those D7's had better run.
The two entities to which you are referring do not exist in the Star Fleet Universe.

Read Garth Getgen's extremely un-official story, Timelines for a great explanation as to why, in a myriad of alternate universes this phenamenon exists.
(sorry - I don't have the link bookmarked at work - I'll have to edit this post to supply it later)
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Post by USS Enterprise »

Where is that story?

And of course, if that isn't "Big E" and "A certain Brash Young Captain," Then the CA had better run.
"The good of the many outweighs the good of the few"

"Since my customary greeting would seem entirely self serving, I will simply say good luck."

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due to the mention of certain, specific personalities in the story.. it can not be published by ADB. Garth has it posted on his website. I do not have that site bookmarked on my work computer... but once I get home, I will be more than happy to respond to your query with a PM containing the link.
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Thanks, I'll await that PM.
"The good of the many outweighs the good of the few"

"Since my customary greeting would seem entirely self serving, I will simply say good luck."

"Live long and Prosper."
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Post by Sgt_G »

Thanks for the plug, Tony. Here's the link:

http://members.cox.net/garth.getgen/timelines.pdf


Actually, my story is set right at the start of the General War, and the "brash young captains" event happened several years earlier .............
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Post by malleman »

Sgt G,
Scoutdad mentioned that you have a website, I can't find it.
Reading Timelines made me feel like I was watching an episode. Nice!
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malleman wrote:Sgt G,
Scoutdad mentioned that you have a website, I can't find it.
I have web space but never built an actual web page.
Reading Timelines made me feel like I was watching an episode. Nice!
Thanks!
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Post by gambler1650 »

Though there's been at least one reference to the Big E in a Captain's Log. I believe it was in "The Klingons (by the Klingons)" or some such similar where one event was written from the Federation's point of view and the Klingon's point of view.

One of the lines was something like:

"Kosnett couldn't believe he was assigned to this boring mission. Why couldn't he just do whatever he wanted, like that spoiled brat on the E...

'Captain!'

"

I believe there's one reference to Kosnett being the 'second most famous Captain in Star Fleet' and since we've never been introduced to the first in a scenario or story... :)
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Both of those references were very indirect. Garth's story is not an indirect reference, but rather a direct use. A huge difference.
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Post by Mike »

...the "E..." could've been the Exeter...
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If you look in Klingon border under the CA names, you'll see the Applepies there.


That was the Veggietales version, for those who don't know :wink: .
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Post by Nerroth »

Mike wrote:...the "E..." could've been the Exeter...
I was gonna suggest Endeavour.


(Since in the story in question, the line ended with 'En...' as opposed to just 'E...' - I happened to be reading that CL today! Talk about a coincidence.)
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Post by phdillman »

So are we still able to upload our own avatar? I just made one (http://fav.me/d3igqgd) that I'd like to use. There shouldn't be any copyright issues since I modeled every thing in it myself.

The above link is full sized, but I have a file that fits the required size already made.
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Looks good to me. Give it a shot.
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Post by leathernsteel »

The television shows and movies are good but I just like the characters and stories in the Starfleet Universe better. SU just has a more "real" feel to it. The other cool thing about it is that you can make up your own character (captain) for the SU that is better than any of those shown on TV or the movies. I've gotten so bad with that line of thinking that when I do see certain TV shows or movies, I think to myself, "there's no way something that silly would happen in the Starfleet Universe". What would rule would be to have a series of fiction novels set in the SU!
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