>> A lot those little wall markers all over the place on the
>> NNC-1701D read:
>>
>> 855: access panel 78-0067
>> refer servicing to qualified starfleet technicians. No user
>> serviceable parts inside. Remember, no matter where you go,
>> there you are.
>>
>> 451: Auxiliary systems 32-2398
>> Caution: objects in mirror are closer then they appear to be.
>> A stitch in time save nine. In space, no one can hear you
>> scream.
>>
>>
>> 042: Environmental systems 01-1865
>> Don't step on superman's cape, don't spit into the wind.
>> don't pull the mask off the old lone ranger and you don't
>> mess around with Jim.
>>
>>
>> 954: Engineering access only
>> Three hundred thousand kilometers per second: it's not just a
>> good idea, it's the law. Your mileage may very, of course.
>>
>>
>> 302 Optical data net service access
>> Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale, a tale of a
>> fateful trip, that started from this tropical port, aboard
>> this tiny ship.....
>>
>>
> I would be impressed, but you got all of that from the Encyclopedia.
 
Nope, I do not own the Encyclopedia. I own one of the sheets they were 
printed on. The later stickers used on the NNC-1701E were not humorous.. I 
saw them on the "E" during the construction of the "E". In case you weren't 
aware.. I posted updates on the filming of "FC" in this echo while it was 
being filmed.
 
 
  
> Now here's a question for you:
> What was the name of Picard's Lionfish?
 
I don't do TNG trivia.. I do TOS trivia. :)
 
 
 
                                  BK
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