Bork - Revision history

Cmdrajd at 17:01, 8 November 2022

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	Bork was a Tellarite and the engineer on the [SS Clydesdale]], commanded by [[Mike Harper]]. Like Mike, Bork worked for [[Gravit & Yurtz]], but when Mike bought the ship from their employer, Bork asked to stay on.		Bork was a Tellarite and the engineer on the [[SS Clydesdale]], commanded by [[Mike Harper]]. Like Mike, Bork worked for [[Gravit & Yurtz]], but when Mike bought the ship from their employer, Bork asked to stay on.

	As is true of most Tellarites, Bork is gruff, but in addition to his insults, he tends to break into long lectures about whatever is bothering him. Prior to working for Gravit & Yurtz, Bork was engaged to [[Annar]], owner of [[Annar's Exports]]. When the relationship ended, he went to work for her rival. Bork was convinced to see her again when Mike needed a cargo shipping job to [[Antares]]. Annar gave them the contract on the condition that the Clydesdale also transport her nephew, [[Duv]]. Duv was not happy to be around Bork, whom he blamed for breaking his aunt's heart when the engagement ended. After the Clydesdale was intercepted by the [[USS Ventus]] and most of its crew put in the brig, Duv laid into Bork about Annar, at which point Bork revealed that Annar had been the one to end the relationship. Duv realized this was the truth and softened toward Bork. ("[[Antares or Bust]]," "[[Busted]]" [TOS])		As is true of most Tellarites, Bork is gruff, but in addition to his insults, he tends to break into long lectures about whatever is bothering him. Prior to working for Gravit & Yurtz, Bork was engaged to [[Annar]], owner of [[Annar's Exports]]. When the relationship ended, he went to work for her rival. Bork was convinced to see her again when Mike needed a cargo shipping job to [[Antares]]. Annar gave them the contract on the condition that the Clydesdale also transport her nephew, [[Duv]]. Duv was not happy to be around Bork, whom he blamed for breaking his aunt's heart when the engagement ended. After the Clydesdale was intercepted by the [[USS Ventus]] and most of its crew put in the brig, Duv laid into Bork about Annar, at which point Bork revealed that Annar had been the one to end the relationship. Duv realized this was the truth and softened toward Bork. ("[[Antares or Bust]]," "[[Busted]]" [TOS])

Cmdrajd at 16:59, 8 November 2022

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	Bork was able to use parts scavenged from a [[First Federation]] satellite in orbit above [[Dirt]] to cobble together a new antimatter intermix regulator for the Clydesdale, allowing them to return safely to Federation space. ("[[Reign of the Clydesdale]]" [TOS])		Bork was able to use parts scavenged from a [[First Federation]] satellite in orbit above [[Dirt]] to cobble together a new antimatter intermix regulator for the Clydesdale, allowing them to return safely to Federation space. ("[[Reign of the Clydesdale]]" [TOS])

			When [[Dr. Janet Corbair]] was taken by [[Section 31]], Bork took over manning the Clydesdale's science console and then helped Mike pull off his plan to disable the Section 31 ship. After those events, Mike sold the Clydesdale to [[Wodak]], and Bork decided to stay on as engineer. ("[[The Khan Job]]" [TOS])

Cmdrajd at 15:15, 7 November 2022

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	As is true of most Tellarites, Bork is gruff, but in addition to his insults, he tends to break into long lectures about whatever is bothering him. Prior to working for Gravit & Yurtz, Bork was engaged to [[Annar]], owner of [[Annar's Exports]]. When the relationship ended, he went to work for her rival. Bork was convinced to see her again when Mike needed a cargo shipping job to [[Antares]]. Annar gave them the contract on the condition that the Clydesdale also transport her nephew, [[Duv]]. Duv was not happy to be around Bork, whom he blamed for breaking his aunt's heart when the engagement ended. After the Clydesdale was intercepted by the [[USS Ventus]] and most of its crew put in the brig, Duv laid into Bork about Annar, at which point Bork revealed that Annar had been the one to end the relationship. Duv realized this was the truth and softened toward Bork. ("[[Antares or Bust]]," "[[Busted]]" [TOS])		As is true of most Tellarites, Bork is gruff, but in addition to his insults, he tends to break into long lectures about whatever is bothering him. Prior to working for Gravit & Yurtz, Bork was engaged to [[Annar]], owner of [[Annar's Exports]]. When the relationship ended, he went to work for her rival. Bork was convinced to see her again when Mike needed a cargo shipping job to [[Antares]]. Annar gave them the contract on the condition that the Clydesdale also transport her nephew, [[Duv]]. Duv was not happy to be around Bork, whom he blamed for breaking his aunt's heart when the engagement ended. After the Clydesdale was intercepted by the [[USS Ventus]] and most of its crew put in the brig, Duv laid into Bork about Annar, at which point Bork revealed that Annar had been the one to end the relationship. Duv realized this was the truth and softened toward Bork. ("[[Antares or Bust]]," "[[Busted]]" [TOS])

			Bork was able to use parts scavenged from a [[First Federation]] satellite in orbit above [[Dirt]] to cobble together a new antimatter intermix regulator for the Clydesdale, allowing them to return safely to Federation space. ("[[Reign of the Clydesdale]]" [TOS])

Cmdrajd at 20:56, 2 November 2022

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	Bork was a Tellarite and the engineer on the [SS Clydesdale]], commanded by [[Mike Harper]]. Like Mike, Bork worked for [[Gravit & Yurtz]], but when Mike bought the ship from their employer, Bork asked to stay on.		Bork was a Tellarite and the engineer on the [SS Clydesdale]], commanded by [[Mike Harper]]. Like Mike, Bork worked for [[Gravit & Yurtz]], but when Mike bought the ship from their employer, Bork asked to stay on.

	~~Like~~ most Tellarites, Bork is gruff, but in addition to his insults, he tends to break into long lectures about whatever is bothering him.		As is true of most Tellarites, Bork is gruff, but in addition to his insults, he tends to break into long lectures about whatever is bothering him. Prior to working for Gravit & Yurtz, Bork was engaged to [[Annar]], owner of [[Annar's Exports]]. When the relationship ended, he went to work for her rival. Bork was convinced to see her again when Mike needed a cargo shipping job to [[Antares]]. Annar gave them the contract on the condition that the Clydesdale also transport her nephew, [[Duv]]. Duv was not happy to be around Bork, whom he blamed for breaking his aunt's heart when the engagement ended. After the Clydesdale was intercepted by the [[USS Ventus]] and most of its crew put in the brig, Duv laid into Bork about Annar, at which point Bork revealed that Annar had been the one to end the relationship. Duv realized this was the truth and softened toward Bork. ("[[Antares or Bust]]," "[[Busted]]" [TOS])

Cmdrajd at 14:09, 1 November 2022

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	Bork was a Tellarite and the engineer on the [SS Clydesdale]], commanded by [[Mike Harper]].		Bork was a Tellarite and the engineer on the [SS Clydesdale]], commanded by [[Mike Harper]]. Like Mike, Bork worked for [[Gravit & Yurtz]], but when Mike bought the ship from their employer, Bork asked to stay on.

			Like most Tellarites, Bork is gruff, but in addition to his insults, he tends to break into long lectures about whatever is bothering him.

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Bork was a Tellarite and the engineer on the [SS Clydesdale]], commanded by [[Mike Harper]].