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8.01.2007

Sisqo said he will release me as long as I stop stealing his food.

Starfleet told him to test whether or not I am a clown (obviously I am not) by having me sit the Kobayashi Maru scenario - a funny game where you have to fly into a nasty place and get into a big fight. I would have thought that getting me to ride a miniature bicycle through a loop-the-loop would have been a better test, but no-one seems to think that is a good idea, especially Sisqo, who becomes more and more convinced that I am a clown every day.

I still remember when I sat The Kobayashi Maru scenario as a cadet.

During the load up screen I tried pressing the following buttons; Left, Right, Up, Down, ABC, ABC because it made multi-coloured alien females appear in an old video game I read about in a 20th Century 'magazine'.

It didn't work, but after about 3 hours of play the simulation was stopped because the supervising officer claimed I was 'cheating' - whatever that means. I explained that he was just jealous because a cadet was skillfull enough to destroy 300 Klingon Warbirds without sustaining anymore than a 1% loss in shield strength. He also disapproved of my conduct during the battle, saying that 'it's not gentlemanly to rip off one's shirt, tie it around one's head and forward roll/karate chop the video screen during battle'. I said that such behaviour was an important part of my winning strategy. Later, they found out about my attempt to make ladies appear onscreen.

They gave me a commendation for original thinking - even though it didn't work.

Starfleet - never the smartest organisation in the galaxy.

Anyway, no-one knows how I really did it - blood wine and lots of forward rolls - so it looks like I'll get to relive the whole experience again in something called a 'holodeck'.

2-0 to Berk?

We'll see. But probably 'yes'.

12 Comments:

At 12:33 pm, Blogger Flik Sivrak said...

I can't see WHY they would have thought you were cheating...LOL!

 
At 1:04 pm, Blogger Jon the Intergalactic Gladiator said...

Is there anything a shirtless forward roll followed by a karate chop can't solve?

 
At 6:10 pm, Blogger Doug Murata said...

I'm surprised that Starfleet hasn't yet recognized your true potential. They should be training all of their cadets to emulate you to the very best of their ability.

 
At 8:43 pm, Blogger Optimus Prime said...

Have you tried transforming into a truck and crashing through the walls yet?

 
At 4:32 pm, Blogger Chris Benjamin said...

i can't see it being any harder on the holodeck. but for the love of god stretch first. you're not as young as you used to think you were.

 
At 9:52 pm, Blogger Professor Xavier said...

If that forward roll/karate chop thing doesn't work with Sisko, might I suggest a good swift kick in the nuts.

 
At 11:58 pm, Blogger Okami said...

So how do you plan on repeating your incredible feats a second time given the notable absence of blood wine?

 
At 1:12 pm, Blogger Jean-Luc Picard said...

If you are tested to see if you are a clown, try not to use any custard pies or buckets of water.

 
At 4:54 pm, Blogger Captain Berk said...

Flik: Me neither. It was pure skill - nothing else.

Jon: No, and I would recommend the art form to you if it were not patented to me.

Lt. Murata: Sisqo tells me that the starfleet training manual was amended to include me as a shining example of what can go wrong when something called 'ego' gets the better of you.

Prime: I tried that, but I ended breaking my arm when I tried to turn it into a wheel.

Benji: No, but technically I have aged a century or so - and I still look 35. So there.

Prof: I like your directness. I'm pretty sure my foot will fit through the bars too.

Okami: I'm sure I can syphon some battery acid out of the door controls.

Picard: Can't you come and bust me out? You hate Sisko. Imagine the look on his face if you turned up!

 
At 6:30 pm, Blogger Jean-Luc Picard said...

I would like to break you out, but I would be the one in the brig after that.

 
At 2:21 am, Blogger Doug Murata said...

How can they use that as an example? I must say I have a few questions for Starfleet. First: What has Captain Berk done wrong? Second: What has Captain Berk done wrong in the history of ever!? Everything Captain Berk does is right! That's why he's the Captain! I think you're the only reason that Starfleet is still here, and they, sadly, have yet to realize that.

 
At 10:38 am, Blogger Captain Berk said...

Picard: Not if I had anything to do with it.

Lt. Murata: Correct - as usual.

 

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