According to the History Channel Doomsday specials,
the Mayan calendar shows the end of the Earth to occur on December 21, 2012.
In the show, pets go nuts and attack their owners. Computers and home appliances began to attack; an iron "presses" someone, a toaster eats a hand, and a guy was killed by all of the home office equipment.
But the best part was the Christmas Tree (or Holiday Tree) which comes to life and attacks.
In the event the suit is cut, torn, or punctured,
one simply cuts the arm off a nearby Borg drone,
and uses some of the cabling from the Borg to tie off the suit.
Then proceed with whatever activities outside the safety of the space vehicle
(i.e. shooting an interplexing beacon).
Imagine if Microsoft would someday decide to introduce this "feature" to say office...
Clippy From Word:"I see that you have this document that you created, if you would like to edit or print this document again, you will pay us.001 cents per word in the document or else.
We are Microsoft. We can do and charge whatever we want.
Resistance is futile.
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Looks like the Empire decided to take preventative measures to ensure power generation.
I guess the Rebels will have to find a new way to blow up the Death Star.
According to the History Channel Doomsday specials,
the Mayan calendar shows the end of the Earth to occur on December 21, 2012.
In the show, pets go nuts and attack their owners. Computers and home appliances began to attack;
an iron "presses" someone, a toaster eats a hand, and a guy was killed by all of the home office equipment.
But the best part was the Christmas Tree (or Holiday Tree) which comes to life and attacks.
The Puncture Problem has been solved,
In the event the suit is cut, torn, or punctured,
one simply cuts the arm off a nearby Borg drone,
and uses some of the cabling from the Borg to tie off the suit.
Then proceed with whatever activities outside the safety of the space vehicle
(i.e. shooting an interplexing beacon).
Imagine if Microsoft would someday decide to introduce this "feature" to say office...
.001 cents per word in the document or else.
Clippy From Word:"I see that you have this document that you created,
if you would like to edit or print this document again,
you will pay us
We are Microsoft.
We can do and charge whatever we want.
Resistance is futile.