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Originally posted by just1tym:

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Originally posted by airsoft guy:
Most of the life in the Milky Way looks like us, even way out in the Delta Quadrant.

Here, nerd out: http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Borg

Being a Stargate Atlantis fan, if you travel out farther like the Pegasus Galaxy, the farther you get the whiter they seem, like the albino-like Wraith..

They weren’t white...they were greenish.

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Originally posted by Orguss:
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Wh-Why is there a Galaxy-class behind her, though?

Good, I'm not the only one that noticed that error.

There's nothing (in the tv show, at least), that indicated she ever served on that class of vessel (most famous example being Enterprise D).

Voyager is, of course, an Intrepid class ship.


And before anybody else says it, that's "Enterprise D," not "Enterprise D-cup."

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Originally posted by RAEIndustries:
There were some they did not assimilate since they brought no value to the collective

There were multi racial Borg, even Tuvok was semi Borg at one time

You must of missed it when you went down to the basement to feed your captive

This. The Borg didn't assimilate everyone. Ones that they thought weren't a benefit were simply killed.

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Originally posted by Hound Dog:
Good, I'm not the only one that noticed that error.

There's nothing (in the tv show, at least), that indicated she ever served on that class of vessel (most famous example being Enterprise D).

Voyager is, of course, an Intrepid class ship.

In fact, by the time Voyager returned to the Alpha Quadrant, the crew of the Enterprise was already serving aboard the -E. That doesn't mean she couldn't have later served aboard a Galaxy, but they were no longer the flagship of the fleet.

Wow. I have entered nerd nirvana in this thread. Lol

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Originally posted by jayhalsey:

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Originally posted by RAEIndustries:
There were some they did not assimilate since they brought no value to the collective

There were multi racial Borg, even Tuvok was semi Borg at one time

You must of missed it when you went down to the basement to feed your captive

This. The Borg didn't assimilate everyone. Ones that they thought weren't a benefit were simply killed.

For the most part they ignored anybody they thought was not a benefit to the Collective, as they were also not likely a threat. Why waste energy destroying an ant hill across town?