Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2007 5:41 pm
Hey, at least my spam was in helping point out that your post was spam.
Thus doing a public service.
Thus doing a public service.
Doing a wrong to point out a wrong does not make it a right.Rochey wrote:Hey, at least my spam was in helping point out that your post was spam.
Thus doing a public service.
Three lefts only make a right at perpindicular paths. And you have not made six right-angled wrongs to make your three adjacent lefts.Rochey wrote:Two wrongs may not make a right, but they make a left. And everyone knows that three lefts make a right.
The USS Missouri was an Iowa-class Battleship.Mikey wrote:Wow, it's like having my posts come in stereo!
However, I did fail to include one key example which Rochey didn't forget: The Japanese surrendered to MacArthur aboard the USS Missouri, a (North Carolina-class, I believe, but Seafort could correct me) BATTLESHIP! I don't call it a battleship because of any value judgement - I call it that because that's how the ship class was officially described, and because that's what it was. Can anyone legitimately state that the "Mighty Mo" was NOT a warship because a diplomatic function was held aboard her?
Teaos wrote:This thread is this off topic.
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This is because of two main reasons. 1) we don't have enough data on the Sovereign class to come to an agreement 2) We can't get some people to realize that Starfleet isn't a military.Teaos wrote:31 pages and no agreement... usually we come to some sort of understanding.
For the Nth time. They are a military. I've lost count of the amount of times we've gone over this.2) We can't get some people to realize that Starfleet isn't a military.
Starfleet would fall under the title of 'armed forces', ergo they are a military.Dictionary.com wrote:noun
7. the military,
a. the military establishment of a nation; the armed forces.
b. military personnel, esp. commissioned officers, taken collectively: the bar, the press, and the military.