Suckers !!!!

[dosraider]

Been watching some Star Trek series lately, more specific:
Voyager
Deep Space 9
Enterprise.

The fuck?
It's completely ridicule, come on, the shuttles? The bridge? No seat belts? No airbags?
Every time a shuttle crashes, they get thrown out of their seats, every time the ship shook they are thrown out of their seats....
Result: head bumps, broken arms and legs.

Get serious will ya? Any car our days has better seats, seatbelts, airbags, whatevers and whatnots to protect the passengers.

Suckers.

[Santhosh CHRiS]

Been watching some Star Trek series lately, more

The fuck?
It's completely ridicule, come on, the shuttles? The bridge? No seat belts? No airbags?
Every time a shuttle crashes, they get thrown out of their seats, every time the ship shook they are thrown out of their seats....
Result: head bumps, broken arms and legs.

Well it's more dramatic and fun to watch that way than hear Spock say "Guys we're about to crash land into a meteorite... better fasten your seat belts again... not that it would really matter at THIS kind of speed anyway"

[Dogbreath]

Apparently, it's a failure in inertial dampers... I like how the always fail *just enough* to toss them around a bit, but not enough to smear them into a paste on the back of the wall. (which, considering the tremendous changes in velocity, is the inevitable result)

Star Trek is "soft science fiction." It basically just uses technology as a prop that allows the characters to explore ideas that couldn't otherwise be discussed outside of purely theoretical terms. There's no real attempt to take science seriously - it's the equivalent of fantasy.

http://www.poetv.com/video.php?vid=47404 <- watch where data gets hit by the arrow

[cyb3r.god3]

LUDICROUS SPEED... GO!!!!!!!!

[Kandinsky]

Jam the radar!

If you watch any space sci-fi movie you will see physic laws being ignored most of the time. Starting with the fact you are listening a spaceship engine working in space.