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  • - TIMING! Brilliant, absolutely brilliant.

  • hilarious. "please madam!" *ship explodes* XD

  • Oh, man - she hit the button that causes the ship to fire a torpedo at a Miranda Class that blows it up and then changes it into a Galaxy class and blows it up again and puts Picard on the bridge in his season 1 uniform and sounds red alert for a few seconds and then suddenly stops!

    ...One must work with the footage that's available. Good stuff.

  • @scopeeyevideo NERD ALERT

  • @V0nAnglesmith Agreed. Nice video, good tea, nice house.

  • @scopeeyevideo We are aware of the continuity issues in the clip, that does not make it any less absolutely hilarious!

  • @scopeeyevideo

    I hate temporal mechanics. 

  • @scopeeyevideo Lwaxana Troi = a walking temporal anomaly.

  • wat ep is the bit from where Lwaxana is at tactical

  • A great scene recut, good job. Funny stuff

  • whoops...

  • Mr. Wolf lol

  • LMAO...so funny

  • BOOM!! XD

  • Please madam! That is a torpedo launcher and-- ...and it is Worf, not Woof.

  • oops. :-)

  • Good one!

  • God I'm dying that was funny!

  • YES! LMAO!!!! One of your best!!!

  • hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha­ha these are amazing!!!

  • Lucky for Lwaxana that she has diplomatic immunity.

  • @scinex *BLAM-BLAM* It's just been revoked.

  • I can't believe how hard I laughed at this one!!

  • imagine if homer simpson worked on the enterprise the ship would go kaboooom and hed shout DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO­OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH

  • OOOH! WHAT DOE'S THIS BUTTON DO!?

  • I am not Woof...lol!

  • Oops

  • Anti-matter is by far the most dangerous substance (if one can call it that) in the universe. Currently our scientists managed to create a very small quantity, which is being held hovering carefully, not to touch anything.

    For comparison purposes. An atomic bomb can destroy a city. A hidrogen bomb can destroy a country. An anti-matter bomb can destroy an entire planet, even more.

  • @shadowdancerRFW I think you've watched too many movies. what you saw in "angels and demons" with anti matter in a container isn't real.

    the only anti-matter that was created in a lab are single particles of anti-protons and positron. they are created in particle collidors and immediately dissipate. there's no way to hold them in containment

  • @GeneralGrin this isn't from movies. facts can't be found in movies. i never saw angels and demons. i know about geneva, but that's not what i meant. you should do some more research.

  • @shadowdancerRFW well I don't know where you read that stuff but it's not true.

    anti-matter is not being kept anywhere in a magnetic field.

    anti-matter is highly unstable and can't exist for longer than a fraction of a second (it immediately breaks down)

  • @GeneralGrin i just remembered exactly what i read. Ok, i know scientists succesfully created a very small portion of anti-matter. It is kept in null space (not sure if it's the right english term), suspended in it by magnets or something similar. That's how it's possible to exist. Wouldn't you agree ?

  • @shadowdancerRFW I would like to know where you heard about this because it's the first I heard of it (and i'm a big science geek). and as far as I know it's never been done.

    maybe you read something which discussed the theoretical possibility of it, but not an actual experiement

  • @GeneralGrin Let me get back to you on that. I can't remember exactly, but i'll look. I do however remember that creating anti-matter is extremely hard, and will never be done on a significant scale using the current technology level.

  • @GeneralGrin Maybe not for long, but you really need to at least read the Wikipedia article, where it points out that anti-hydrogen has been made, even if the amount is so small that, even if all of it were to combined with normal matter, it would only light a lightbulb for a few minutes.

  • @trlkly it has been created in particle accelerators but it only existed for nano-seconds before annihilating.

    there is no way to keep anti-matter contained to be used as fuel.

    if there was, then we wouldn't be needing fossil fuels anymore and we'd have an endless clean energy source.

    because even a tiny ammount of matter/anti matter reaction would produce more energy than a nuclear reactor

  • @GeneralGrin

    Well... if the antimatter is in the state of plasma then theoretically it could be contained in a magnetic field like ordinary matter in the state of plasma then placed in a vacuum to keep it from being annihilated with ordinary matter. Only this would most likely be very energy inefficient and a logistical nightmare to properly transport then there's decelerating the antimatter particles in the first place after isolating them from the matter within in the particle accelerator.

  • @GeneralGrin

    So... it's not impossible... just way to freakin' hard to be practical in even the vaguest sense.

  • Mr brother always called him 'woof' he could never pronounce it properly

  • FKN FUNNY

  • It is so funny how Lwaxana called Worf a dog.

  • I love that line when Lwaxana calls him Mr. Woof.

  • LOL.

  • LMAO!!!!!!!!

  • He should have bent her over the control panel and tapped it.

  • When I was a kid, I thought his name was "Mr. Wolf" thanks to this episode.

  • huh, is the hull of the destroyed ship smelting? Oo

  • @M1chl42 it appear to be smellting but when Anti Matter from the Warp Core comes in contact with a hull it will melt it like acid....

  • @TheLonleyWolf370 I don't agree with you, because when anti-matter comes in contact with the hull (matter) it just makes BOOOOM :)

  • @M1chl42

    technically the matter should just cease to exist as if it vanished or vaporized.

    anti-matter and matter should have a reaction, but i dont think that it would be explosive all the time

  • @robspartan117 It would release a tremendous amount of gamma rays, just like an atomic bomb, but bigger. Is that not an explosion?

  • @robspartan117 IIRC it creates lots of photons (i.e. light) which eventually becomes matter and antimatter again.

  • LOL!

  • GeneralGrin, you are the best!

  • Hahahaha

  • You guys are taking this way to seriously!!! It's supposed to be funny!!! THAT'S ALL!!!

  • ahaha

  • ROFLMAO

  • The ship she shot was a Miranda-Class, but the ship on screen was a Galaxy-Class.

  • I thought it was pretty obvious.

  • It was for me too, but I was just pointing it out for others.

  • How do you know it's not a Nebula class?

  • @wethreestooges It was the U.S.S. Yamato, sister ship to the Enterprise. Trust me, I saw the episode.

  • Touche

  • The ship was the USS Hathaway from the Episode Peak Performance. I remember that explosion all too well.

  • Steve Urkel --- did I do that ?

    hahahaha! Laura my sweet !

  • Haha! The actual ep ending left me so sad. . . ;'(

  • Hilarious ! :-p

  • lol. Famous last words too "What does this little button do?"

  • lol

  • lmfao not woof

  • Rawr

  • LOL Awesome! Love how Worf is more concerned about the pronounciation of his name rather than the fact that a ship got accidently destroyed!

  • That was actually two dfferent episodes cut together :)

  • actually 3 episodes. Half a Life, Contagion and Unnatural Selection :)

  • MY bad :) ;)

  • Holy smokes, nice catch man!!!

  • Thanks man! :)

  • @yllibill No wonder he got court marshaled on DS9!

  • @yllibill Accidentally???

  • woof

  • Haha xD

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