Discuss!

Borg wins as long as you ignore the whole Voyager series.

the Borg probably assimilated the force by now. little borged out yoda packin a 350 engine, 4.25:1, hydraulics. futile is resistance, yeeeees

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what if nigger meant kite

Borg=Droids, Droids can't use the Force. Any Jedi they assimilate become useless. Plus, Force Lightning shorts out the Borg circuits.

Force wins.

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It was such a waste of everyone’s time and money that even the Tokyo stadium’s rape robots apologized– something they were programmed specifically never to do.

dude, borg=cyborg, not droids. your chic geek rating just plummetted

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what if nigger meant kite

anyone involved in this discussion loses.

wait....damn.

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Kill Whitey.

dude, borg=cyborg, not droids. your chic geek rating just plummetted[/quote]They are droids with some organic parts. A cyborg is an organic with some cybernetic parts. Thus the Borg are droids.

j00 < geek chic than me.

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It was such a waste of everyone’s time and money that even the Tokyo stadium’s rape robots apologized– something they were programmed specifically never to do.

dude, borg=cyborg, not droids. your chic geek rating just plummetted[/quote]They are droids with some organic parts. A cyborg is an organic with some cybernetic parts. Thus the Borg are droids.

j00 < geek chic than me.[/quote]

By that logic, Starfleet ships are considered cyborgs because they have partially organic circuitry. A droid with an organic part is no more a cyborg than my toaster is with a slice of bread in it.

It's been long established in scifi that cyborgs are originally organic beings with added cybernetic parts. The Borg were all originally organic humans, Klingons, Cardassians, etc until they were assimilated and cybernetic parts added. Also, the Borg implants can be removed and the person restored to their previous state, though the longer someone is a Borg, the more likely a few implants remain.

Besides, "borg" was specifically derived from "cyborg."

Duh.

I've never watched Star Treck so I can't really say, but the Borg would have to be pretty badass to beat up some Jedi's.

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[quote]By that logic, Starfleet ships are considered cyborgs because they have partially organic circuitry. A droid with an organic part is no more a cyborg than my toaster is with a slice of bread in it.

It's been long established in scifi that cyborgs are originally organic beings with added cybernetic parts. The Borg were all originally organic humans, Klingons, Cardassians, etc until they were assimilated and cybernetic parts added. Also, the Borg implants can be removed and the person restored to their previous state, though the longer someone is a Borg, the more likely a few implants remain.

Besides, "borg" was specifically derived from "cyborg."

Duh.[/quote]

The implants actually replace the organic parts over time. The longer one is Borg, the less organic they are. They would start out as cyborgs, but then down the line become droids with organic parts. The Starfleet ships are still driods, because the majority of their parts are cybernetic.

Besides, the Borg have no wills of their own, thus cannot control the Force; only those of strong will can wield the Force. If the Borg Queen had been a Jedi before becoming Borg, then she and she alone would be able to wield the Force among the Borg. But she wasn't, she isn't, and she can't.

Jedi > Borg.

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It was such a waste of everyone’s time and money that even the Tokyo stadium’s rape robots apologized– something they were programmed specifically never to do.

I AM TIRED OF THESE MOTHERFUCKIN BORGS ON THIS MOTHERFUCKIN STARSHIP

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What others say about boorite!

Exactly.

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It was such a waste of everyone’s time and money that even the Tokyo stadium’s rape robots apologized– something they were programmed specifically never to do.

[quote][quote]By that logic, Starfleet ships are considered cyborgs because they have partially organic circuitry. A droid with an organic part is no more a cyborg than my toaster is with a slice of bread in it.

It's been long established in scifi that cyborgs are originally organic beings with added cybernetic parts. The Borg were all originally organic humans, Klingons, Cardassians, etc until they were assimilated and cybernetic parts added. Also, the Borg implants can be removed and the person restored to their previous state, though the longer someone is a Borg, the more likely a few implants remain.

Besides, "borg" was specifically derived from "cyborg."

Duh.[/quote]

The implants actually replace the organic parts over time. The longer one is Borg, the less organic they are. They would start out as cyborgs, but then down the line become droids with organic parts. The Starfleet ships are still driods, because the majority of their parts are cybernetic.

Besides, the Borg have no wills of their own, thus cannot control the Force; only those of strong will can wield the Force. If the Borg Queen had been a Jedi before becoming Borg, then she and she alone would be able to wield the Force among the Borg. But she wasn't, she isn't, and she can't.

Jedi > Borg.[/quote]

you do get geek chic points back for arguing passionately about it though

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what if nigger meant kite

Any site that allows people to freely alter the information held therein cannot be held as a valid resource site. Therefore your argument is invalid.

I win.

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It was such a waste of everyone’s time and money that even the Tokyo stadium’s rape robots apologized– something they were programmed specifically never to do.

i think we all know that buckeroo banzai teamed with the road warrior would kick both the borgs and the jedi's asses AT THE SAME TIME.

everyone loses, including me for posting this.

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Kill Whitey.

[quote]Any site that allows people to freely alter the information held therein cannot be held as a valid resource site. Therefore your argument is invalid.

I win.[/quote]

You wish. Observe:

[quote]cy‧borg  /ˈsaɪbɔrg/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[sahy-bawrg] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation

–noun a person whose physiological functioning is aided by or dependent upon a mechanical or electronic device.

[Origin: 1960–65; cyb(ernetic) org(anism)]
Dictionary.com Unabridged (v 1.0.1)
Based on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2006.

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cy·borg (sbôrg) Pronunciation Key
n.
A human who has certain physiological processes aided or controlled by mechanical or electronic devices.

[cyb(ernetic) + org(anism).]

The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
Copyright © 2000 by Houghton Mifflin Company.
Published by Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved.

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cyborg

n : a human being whose body has been taken over in whole or in part by electromechanical devices; "a cyborg is a cybernetic organism" [syn: bionic man, bionic woman]

WordNet ® 2.0, © 2003 Princeton University [/quote]

I so win.

You forgot about Locutus and Hugh. Besides, the Borg outnumber the Jedi by so far it isn't even countable. And it would take the Borg just a few minutes to alter their shields in order to protect themselves against lightsabers. And Jedi mind tricks wouldn't work as long as a Borg was connected to the hive mind.

I think we can all agree it would be a kick ass fight anyway.

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Throw in Buck Rogers and Mad Max and I'll be there ringside.

By the way, I think I've just made the nerdiest set of posts I've ever made in my life. Q help me.

Hate me and rate me the same, but I have to agree.

Puppyborg.

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the kid's getting old, the kid's getting old

You're all wrong. The winner of the fight is a assimilated Wookiee Jedi, just slashing and roaring and eating every goddamn thing in sight. I started this thread, so I win.

By the way, my grandmother is a cyborg.

Sometimes I wish I was a cyborg. "Go Go Gadget Dick!"