Or stole them. Best price to buy something for is 0 latinum after all.
Star Trek Lower Decks
- Thread starter Kalidor
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Rule of Acquisition #52; Never ask when you can take.
Maybe it's a KO?
Nah, they spent some coin on this one. You can't get a doomsday level weapon on the DL without building it yourself, and the ferengi (more than likely.) cannot do that. I'm sure some of them are smart enough to do it, but they're also probably smart enough to know that taking money for it would implicate them in something that would prevent them making money in the future. Can't make any money while in a federation penal colony... or, you know, dead and eaten in a klingon prison.
I mean, yeah; they probably stole the device but more than likely had to spend some money to get things set up properly to steal it.
Hey, how come Boimler was the one designated to be acting captain? Not that I'm complaining (cuz I loved it. That's where I screamed) but what's the chain of command here?
Ransom and Shaxs (and Billups) were with Captain Freeman so they couldn't. Boimler pilots navigates sometimes so he was chosen cuz of his expertise with the timing of when to pull away?
Ransom and Shaxs (and Billups) were with Captain Freeman so they couldn't. Boimler pilots navigates sometimes so he was chosen cuz of his expertise with the timing of when to pull away?
It's usually the highest ranking officer on the scene, but boimler does have a jive load of experience from when he was on the titan.
Freeman is also a sentimentalist, as much as she tries to hide it. There are absolutely people above Boimler in the chain-of-command, but he's her daughter's friend, so he deserves to play a part in her rescue.
(I mean, going strictly by regulations, it should've been either her, Ransom, or whoever is Second Officer [probably Billups or Shax], but Ransom is apparently the best pilot on the ship [so they needed him on the yacht, as they did the tactical and engineering chiefs], and Freeman herself certainly wasn't staying behind.)
(I mean, going strictly by regulations, it should've been either her, Ransom, or whoever is Second Officer [probably Billups or Shax], but Ransom is apparently the best pilot on the ship [so they needed him on the yacht, as they did the tactical and engineering chiefs], and Freeman herself certainly wasn't staying behind.)
I love that they threw the old destroyer at the shield! Also love that the Captain's yacht was used again!
Cartano getting some resolution was great, and I loved that he went out with the device due to his own hubris. Now we just need to see what happened to Thomas Riker! Good to know that he survived the Dominion War.
Loved seeing the steam runner class!
Cartano getting some resolution was great, and I loved that he went out with the device due to his own hubris. Now we just need to see what happened to Thomas Riker! Good to know that he survived the Dominion War.
Loved seeing the steam runner class!
I think there's also some regulation regarding what department a person is in. A similar type of thing is what landed Beverly in charge of the Enterprise during Descent. While she's not a command-stream officer, she had completed the bridge commander's training program.
Without going back to really examine who else was on the bridge and were everyone was in relation to everyone else, Boimler may've just been the senior most command-stream officer on the scene.
Yeah, I think it was also that she trusted him to get the job done too.
Would that it could have ended a different way for Locarno 
Btw, the Rebel Binars were a trio? So it's Trinar Barrier?
Also, I didn't realize until later that Ma'ah and the other previously deposed captains weren't around. Would have been cool for Ma'ah to have interacted with the others, even tho he's no longer a Lower Decker.
Btw, the Rebel Binars were a trio? So it's Trinar Barrier?
Also, I didn't realize until later that Ma'ah and the other previously deposed captains weren't around. Would have been cool for Ma'ah to have interacted with the others, even tho he's no longer a Lower Decker.
oh my GOD! There's a BADGY christmas tree ornament!
*not available in canada*
Oh, just hug you hallmark, hug you in your shatterable ass.
*not available in canada*
Oh, just hug you hallmark, hug you in your shatterable ass.
I haven't had much luck with finding new Christmas Ornaments in the past few years either. It seems that all the good ones I want are usually only online and cost $20-$30 a piece.
I was perfectly willing to pay that for the badgy box. It was a two pack, I was going to give one to my brother.
But it'll be like 60 bucks american just to get it shipped in time for christmas, and I am not paying like 120 bucks for some christmas ornaments. Sad as it is.
Hell, They hallmark finally has an optimus primal ornament, and it's the wrong ******* primal! I can't win at all this year.
But it'll be like 60 bucks american just to get it shipped in time for christmas, and I am not paying like 120 bucks for some christmas ornaments. Sad as it is.
Hell, They hallmark finally has an optimus primal ornament, and it's the wrong ******* primal! I can't win at all this year.
Late to the discussion but think of it like the first nuclear bomb: once it was known it could be done, it was only a matter of time until others figured it out on their own (or where the Ferengi are concerned, paid for it).
hug.
