Regardless they can still kick the crap out of just about anything.
Oh yeah reeaaaaal tough scunners who canna even beat a bunch a' facking tribbles !
Regardless they can still kick the crap out of just about anything.
Oh yeah reeaaaaal tough scunners who canna even beat a bunch a' facking tribbles !
was talking about the Daleks, though the Klingons were pretty cool too.
meh. In Star Trek TOS, klingons were guys with hairy eyebrows and shoeshine on their faces and romulans had wigs. At least the daleks were distinctives for their time period. Granted nowaday they look patently quaint but you have to put things in perspectives.
That's actually a really underused concept that ought to be explored; fascism at a State level instead of a Federal one in the United States.Got these from a very interesting promotional site for a trilogy of novels based on the pulp hero, The Spider. Basically in the 30's, there was this unofficial trilogy about facists taking over New York.
http://fighttheempirestate.com/
I don't find this the least unthinkable. Didn't Don Bluth at one point make a movie in which there's a Zombie-Wizard Rasputin having a talking bat and igniting the Russian Revolution?
Give it half a century. I can almost guarantee it will happen.
If anyone can come up with a photo of Woodrow Wilson and his Sec'y of State William Jennings Bryan shaking hands, here is an alternate caption:
"U.S. President William J. Bryan shakes hands with Confederate Sec. of State T. Woodrow Wilson after signing the Treay of Cincinnati, returning Kentucky to the C.S.A. after last year's plebiscite."
The spelling of "plebiscite" is probably wrong.
If anyone can come up with a photo of Woodrow Wilson and his Sec'y of State William Jennings Bryan shaking hands, here is an alternate caption:
"U.S. President William J. Bryan shakes hands with Confederate Sec. of State T. Woodrow Wilson after signing the Treay of Cincinnati, returning Kentucky to the C.S.A. after last year's plebiscite."
The spelling of "plebiscite" is probably wrong.
A picture of the news report detailing the distaster that befell the Columbia, the world's first FTL ship, after nearly 3 decades of service. The Columbia and its crew was instrumental in establishing contact with civilisations orbiting stars such as Alpha Centauri A, Sirius, and Tau Ceti. In 2003, the Columbia's warp drives malfunctioned between Bernard's Star and Wolf 359, causing it to explode.
And it's an awesome movie, too.
The flag of His Majesty Richard III of York and of The Renewed Kingdom of England.
Adopted after the succesful coup on 15th May 1937 AD, which overthrew the English Solidarist Politea (installed some 8 years previously by revolutionary agents of the Solidarist Politea of Scotland and the Caledonic Isles).