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Subject: STORY: ST:TNG meet The Three Little Pigs
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NNTP-Posting-Host: news.cs.utexas.edu
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~Subject: In really bad taste, I present the crossover of crossovers:
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ST:TNG meets The Three Little Pigs
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Copyright 1993 by Sharad Gupta
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{Append standard disclaimers}
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I have a two year old daughter who will not eat unless someone, usually
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me, reads the "Pigs" story to her. I had started to feel it's effects
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only recently, so to avoid brain meltdown, I modified the story a
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wee little bit. [No, Barney is not real, Barney is not real, barney
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is not..., barne...]
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[BTW "three little starfleet officers" is serious tongue twister to
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the unwary.]
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This is the story of three little starfleet officers,
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and one big bad Borg. [Surprise surprise.]
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The three little starfleet officers lived in a starship
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at the bottom of a gravity well.
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They lived with their bartender, Guinan.
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The big, bad Borg lived in a starship
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at the top of the gravity well.
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He lived all alone.
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One day Guinan said,
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"Boys, it's time for you to go your own way.
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And live in your own starships."
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"Yes, it is time," said the first little starfleet officer, Wesley.
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"To go our own way," said the second little starfleet officer, Geordie.
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"And to live in our own starships," said the
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third little starfleet officer, Data.
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So the three little starfleet officers packed their bags.
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They left the starship at the bottom of the gravity well.
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"Good-by now," Guinan said.
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"And don't forget-watch out for the big, bad Borg.
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He assimilates little starfleet officers."
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"We won't forget," said the three little starfleet officers.
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"B is for big," said Wesley.
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"B is for bad," said Geordie.
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"Borg is for wolf," said Data.
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They waved good-bye and went their merry way.
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Soon they came to a place where three wormholes met.
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"I'll go this way and build a starship," said Wesley.
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"I'll go that way and build a starship," said Geordie.
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"And I'll stay right here and build my starbase," said Data.
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So each little starfleet officer went his own way.
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Wesley built his starship of straw. [Ok, I know. YOU give me a better idea.]
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One, two, three, snip, snap! His starship was done.
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It was not a very good starship.
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It was not a very strong starship.
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"But who cares?" said Wesley.
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"I don't want to work all day.
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I want to dance and play." [All together: SHUT UP WESLEY!!!]
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He did.
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But someone was watching from the top of the gravity well.
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Someone who liked to assimilate little starfleet officers.
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Geordie built his starship of sticks.
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One, two, three, zip, zap!
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His starship was done.
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It was not a very good starship.
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Or very strong. [Typical starfleet engineering]
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"But who cares?" said that little starfleet officer.
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"I don't want to work all day.
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I want to sing and play."
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This is what he did. [Picture Geordie dancing around playing a fiddle.]
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But someone was watching from the top of the gravity well.
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Someone who liked to assimilate little starfleet officers.
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Data built his starbase of tritanium pre-fab bricks.
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Now this little starfleet officer worked hard.
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He made a floor of dilithium. [He had to be different.]
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He made an airlock. [Whatever for?]
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He built his starbase brick by brick.
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And he made a docking pilon at the hub. [Instead of on the rim like a dork.]
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"Now I have time to rest and play,"
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said the third little starfleet officer.
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And so he did.
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But someone was watching from the top of the gravity well.
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Someone who liked to assimilate little starfleet officers.
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Next day, someone came down the gravity well.
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THE BIG, BAD, BORG!
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He matched courses with the starship of straw.
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He opened hailing frequencies.
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"Little starfleet officer, little starfleet officer, drop your
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shields," he called.
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The first little starfleet officer looked at the viewscreen.
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He saw the big, bad Borg.
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"No, no, by the hair of my chinny-chin-chin,
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I won't let YOU in," said the first little starfleet officer.
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"Then I'll power-up, and fire phasers, and I'll blow
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your starship in," said the Borg.
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He powered-up, and he fired phasers.
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And he blew that starship of straw right down.
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That little starfleet officer beamed out just in time.
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[Sorry, maybe next time.]
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He beamed to Geordie's starship of sticks.
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"Help! Help!" he cried. "The big, bad Borg is coming."
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The second little starfleet officer quickly beamed him aboard,
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and put up his shields.
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Now the big, bad Borg cloaked his ship in a hologram of NCC-1701.
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He matched courses with the starship of sticks.
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He opened hailing frequencies.
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"Little starfleet officers, little starfleet officers, let me beam over,"
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he said in Uhura's voice.
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"Who are you?" asked the second little starfleet officer.
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"I am Captain James T. Ki...," said the Borg sweetly. [Puke, gasp, choke]
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The two little starfleet officers checked their sensors.
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They could see the Borg ship where the corners stuck out of the
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hologram.
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So geordie said,
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"No, no, by the hair of my chinny-chin-chin.
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I won't let you in."
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"Then I'll power-up, and I'll fire phasers, and I'll blow
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your starship up," said the Borg.
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He powered-up, and he fired phasers.
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And he powered-up some more, and fired phasers.
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And he blew that starship right up.
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The two little starfleet officers beamed out just in time.
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They beamed over to their brother's starbase of tritanium pre-fab bricks.
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"Help! Help! The big, bad Borg is coming."
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The third little starfleet officer quickly let them in,
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and sealed the airlock. [So who cares about reality anyways.]
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The Borg came. He opened hailing frequencies.
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"Little starfleet officers, little starfleet officers, let me beam over,"
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the Borg called.
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"No, no, by the hair of my chinny-chin-chin,
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I won't let you in," said the third little starfleet officer.
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"Then I'll power-up, and I'll fire phasers, and I'll blow your starbase up,"
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said the Borg.
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The two little starfleet officers were afraid,
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But the third little strfleet officer said,
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"Don't be afraid. The Borg can't blow this starbase up.
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This is a very strong starbase."
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He said to the Borg,
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"Go ahead, fire. Blow your head off.
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We're not afraid of a big, bad Borg"
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So the Borg began...
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He powered-up, and he fired phasers.
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Then he powered-up, and he fired phasers.
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then he powered-up, and fired phasers...
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His engines overloaded.
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His warp core melted.
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His sensors overloaded.
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BUT...still..
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He could not blow up that starbase.
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Now the Borg was mad!
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He had to get those starfleet officers.
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"I know what I'll do," he said.
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"I'll go up the side of the starbase-
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brick by brick.
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Then I'll slide down the docking pilon."
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The three little starfleet officers heard him on the docking pilon.
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"He's on the docking pilon," said Wesley.
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"He'll come down through it," said Geordie.
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Data said, "Quick, let's throw Wesley to the Borg..." [Just kidding.]
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Data said, "Quick, get a pot of hot antimatter."
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They got a pot of hot antimatter.
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It was very hot!
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They put it under the docking pilon.
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The Borg came down the docking pilon.
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PLOP!!! He fell right into the pot of hot antimatter.
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"Help! Help!" cried the Borg. "I'm in hot antimatter!"
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He jumped up.
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He beamed out of the starbase.
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He ran, and ran, and did not stop
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until he got to his starship.
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And he never came down the grvity well again.
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The Borg still lives in his starship,
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at the top of the gravity well.
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Alone.
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He is still big, but isn't so bad.
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He never assimilates little starfleet officiers any more.
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Now the three little starfleet officers live together
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in the starbase of bricks.
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They play and sing and are merry all day long.
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"Who's afraid of the big, bad Borg,
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The big bad Borg, the big bad Borg?
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Who's afraid of the big bad Borg?
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Tra la la la la-a-a-a!"
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**** The End ****
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