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mrwoogieman

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Supposed to be a great series.

 

Man, can't get anything by you. How obscure do I need to get?

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...me=STRK:MESE:IT

 

gossip.gif why this is in the Marketplace in the first place. And, yes, I read them and they weren't bad. 893applaud-thumb.gif

 

 

 

 

 

(cover still looks like cat-pron though).

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Wasn't "Kobayashi" the name of the lawyer in "Usual Suspects"?

 

(Yeah, yeah...I'm going off on a tangent)

 

Nah... "Kobayashi" was a manuever used by James T. Kirk to overcome and defeat a battle situation on a Starship excercise???...

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Wasn't "Kobayashi" the name of the lawyer in "Usual Suspects"?

 

(Yeah, yeah...I'm going off on a tangent)

 

Nah... "Kobayashi" was a manuever used by James T. Kirk to overcome and defeat a battle situation on a Starship excercise???...

 

I believe that was the "Tobiashi Maru" scenario that was 'unbeatable'...until Kirk beat it (by reprogramming the simulation the night before so that it could be beaten, because Kirk does not believe in a no-win situation!). He cheats and he's praised for thinking outside the box, Michael Douglas cheats and its boiled bunny for dinner!! foreheadslap.gif

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Wasn't "Kobayashi" the name of the lawyer in "Usual Suspects"?

 

(Yeah, yeah...I'm going off on a tangent)

 

Nah... "Kobayashi" was a manuever used by James T. Kirk to overcome and defeat a battle situation on a Starship excercise???...

 

I believe that was the "Tobiashi Maru" scenario that was 'unbeatable'...until Kirk beat it (by reprogramming the simulation the night before so that it could be beaten, because Kirk does not believe in a no-win situation!). He cheats and he's praised for thinking outside the box, Michael Douglas cheats and its boiled bunny for dinner!! foreheadslap.gif

 

OMFG! You are correct, and I was wrong!

 

All Hail Woogie! King of the Geeks!!!! hail.gifhail.gifhail.gif

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Wasn't "Kobayashi" the name of the lawyer in "Usual Suspects"?

 

(Yeah, yeah...I'm going off on a tangent)

 

Nah... "Kobayashi" was a manuever used by James T. Kirk to overcome and defeat a battle situation on a Starship excercise???...

 

I believe that was the "Tobiashi Maru" scenario that was 'unbeatable'...until Kirk beat it (by reprogramming the simulation the night before so that it could be beaten, because Kirk does not believe in a no-win situation!). He cheats and he's praised for thinking outside the box, Michael Douglas cheats and its boiled bunny for dinner!! foreheadslap.gif

 

OMFG! You are correct, and I was wrong!

 

All Hail Woogie! King of the Geeks!!!! hail.gifhail.gifhail.gif

 

 

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Now, somebody bid on my cat-pron books!! 893crossfingers-thumb.gif

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Wasn't "Kobayashi" the name of the lawyer in "Usual Suspects"?

 

(Yeah, yeah...I'm going off on a tangent)

 

Nah... "Kobayashi" was a manuever used by James T. Kirk to overcome and defeat a battle situation on a Starship excercise???...

 

I believe that was the "Tobiashi Maru" scenario that was 'unbeatable'...until Kirk beat it (by reprogramming the simulation the night before so that it could be beaten, because Kirk does not believe in a no-win situation!). He cheats and he's praised for thinking outside the box, Michael Douglas cheats and its boiled bunny for dinner!! foreheadslap.gif

 

OMFG! You are correct, and I was wrong!

 

All Hail Woogie! King of the Geeks!!!! hail.gifhail.gifhail.gif

 

Close, but no cigar guys.

 

The "Kobayashi Maru" is the name of the vessel (and subsequently the name of the simulation) the trainees receive a distress call from during the no-win-scenario exercise. Woogie is correct that Kirk is the only cadet to have ever defeated the simulation, which he accomplished by reprogramming the computer so that it was possible to rescue the ship. thumbsup2.gif

 

I'm not sure if I'm proud to know this or not.

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Wasn't "Kobayashi" the name of the lawyer in "Usual Suspects"?

 

(Yeah, yeah...I'm going off on a tangent)

 

Nah... "Kobayashi" was a manuever used by James T. Kirk to overcome and defeat a battle situation on a Starship excercise???...

 

I believe that was the "Tobiashi Maru" scenario that was 'unbeatable'...until Kirk beat it (by reprogramming the simulation the night before so that it could be beaten, because Kirk does not believe in a no-win situation!). He cheats and he's praised for thinking outside the box, Michael Douglas cheats and its boiled bunny for dinner!! foreheadslap.gif

 

OMFG! You are correct, and I was wrong!

 

All Hail Woogie! King of the Geeks!!!! hail.gifhail.gifhail.gif

 

Close, but no cigar guys.

 

The "Kobayashi Maru" is the name of the vessel (and subsequently the name of the simulation) the trainees receive a distress call from during the no-win-scenario exercise. Woogie is correct that Kirk is the only cadet to have ever defeated the simulation, which he accomplished by reprogramming the computer so that it was possible to rescue the ship. thumbsup2.gif

 

I'm not sure if I'm proud to know this or not.

 

 

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http://www.startrek.com/startrek/view/library/ships/article/124103.html

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Wasn't "Kobayashi" the name of the lawyer in "Usual Suspects"?

 

(Yeah, yeah...I'm going off on a tangent)

 

Nah... "Kobayashi" was a manuever used by James T. Kirk to overcome and defeat a battle situation on a Starship excercise???...

 

I believe that was the "Tobiashi Maru" scenario that was 'unbeatable'...until Kirk beat it (by reprogramming the simulation the night before so that it could be beaten, because Kirk does not believe in a no-win situation!). He cheats and he's praised for thinking outside the box, Michael Douglas cheats and its boiled bunny for dinner!! foreheadslap.gif

 

OMFG! You are correct, and I was wrong!

 

All Hail Woogie! King of the Geeks!!!! hail.gifhail.gifhail.gif

 

Close, but no cigar guys.

 

The "Kobayashi Maru" is the name of the vessel (and subsequently the name of the simulation) the trainees receive a distress call from during the no-win-scenario exercise. Woogie is correct that Kirk is the only cadet to have ever defeated the simulation, which he accomplished by reprogramming the computer so that it was possible to rescue the ship. thumbsup2.gif

 

I'm not sure if I'm proud to know this or not.

 

 

foreheadslap.gif893applaud-thumb.gif

http://www.startrek.com/startrek/view/library/ships/article/124103.html

 

NERDS!!!

 

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