The last one to post is the biggest fan of STAR TREK!

      I was there right after it happened, and this is what he looked like                                                                                   NOW look at him                                                                            

Just remember, everyone. No matter how far you fall, the ground will always be their to catch you.

Get back in the saddle soon, Riker.

     He's been placed on administrative leave and will not be partaking in any future away missions until he's been medically cleared by Dr. Crusher, and has re-qualified with a phaser.   Commander Data is attempting to re-create the incident in the hollow deck.                                                                                                                                                                           

LOL Ronny you kill me :) I'm doing better but lots of pain so can't be online for long will be back soon. Blessings everybody :)

 Commander Data has compiled a 2min video of accidents "similar" to commander Riker's.                 

This is good. Riker should get hurt more often.

Regarding the new series (2017):

http://www.flickeringmyth.com/2016/04/rumour-new-star-trek-tv-series-will-take-place-in-original-continuity-between-the-original-series-and-the-next-generation/

   Riker, if my video upset you I'll delete it. 

Thats Ok Ronny at least your giving someone else a break :) LOL

      Oh!, Its back now   Earlier today it was blank. Message said something about "network change".  I thought maybe staff thought it was improper. If I ever post anything on this site that upset's anyone, just give me a dope slap. I'll delete it.

    Star Trek was all about the future right?  Our wishes, dreams, and fears. The World's Fair at Chicago. A vision of tomorrow where robots do all our daily chors. George Jetson and flying cars. Well maybe not We are living in an age where cars drive themselves Watch this 70 yr old grandmother drive a new Tesla in auto-pilot mode.                          

I remember reading Popular Science and Popular Mechanics magazines in the late 60s and early 70s, and their articles about "hands free" driving.  As I recall, these vehicles were more like full-sized slotcars on the freeways, that could be converted to regular cars on the on the surface streets.

LOL Jamie I was a bit young back then but sure glad technology has found a way to eliminate the tracks for the car to ride on.

The way I drive I would be making a uturn a messing up everything. BTW I learned to drive on LA freeways (Scary). 

I remember back in the 1970s when downtown Los Angeles seriously considered Disney-style monorails and people movers.  My Dad worked at the ARCO Towers downtown.  They had a big underground mall complex there.

I can just barely remember the Pacific Electric Redcars from a decade before that.  I was, maybe, 4 years old, if that.  I also remember going to a brand new Dodger Stadium with my Dad.

He told me about attending AAA Angels games at the original Wrigley Field in east LA, and seeing the Hollywood Stars at Gilmore Field.  The Pacific Coast League was like a major league before the Dodgers and Giants moved west.

I can't wait for flying cars, considering how people can barely drive in two dimensions.

Dreyfuss ConvAirCar, 1947

Taylor Aerocar, 1949