From:	Ereskanti@***.com Ereskanti@***.com
Subject:	Bugs+Immortality Scam+X-Files­venture
Date:	Thu, 11 Feb 1999 23:03:29 EST

In a message dated 2/11/1999 11:55:09 AM US Eastern Standard Time,
tommy.lindner@*******.de writes:

>
> s
> p
> o
> i
> l
> e
> r
>
> s
> p
> a
> c
> e
>
> After watching all the Star Trek: Next Generation Epsiodes again it came to
> my
> mind that you could create a borg like atmosphere inside the hive with no
> reasoning why to be attacked or not. I never figured out when and why the
> borgs
> react to the federation people wandering around their ship or not. Besides
> when
> they attack something or not.
>
Actually, this is kind of funny, as we were just discussing this the other
night. The original "Q Who" episode was on, where Q sends the Enterpoop to
the far side of the Delta Quadrant and basically arranges for them to
encounter the Borg.

Now, for those of us who have been keeping up with ST: Voyager, we'd almost
fall over laughing. Even by Guinan's description of the Borg in the first
episode, the Borg from "Q Who" are retarded rejects. They must not have been
brought up to date or something, because they allowed all sorts of
wandering/exploration of their vessel *AFTER* they had been fired upon (20% or
more of their cube destroyed or not, do *THAT* kind of damage to a bug hive,
especially Hornet or Wasp, and see what they do first...repair or WREAK
HAVOC!!!).

Anyway, sorry for the semi-rant here, but it just continues to occur to me
that "the Bugs" (like the upcoming return of the "Borg Queen") have
yet to be
played out to their limits. And, to be truthful, I'm really considering the
concept of bringing in "General Mandible" (ala: AntZ) and/or "Cutter"
(Chris
Walken's voice does leaps as the questionable bad guy).

-K