[And as one might imagine, the USS Starship Enterprise NC-1701 was quite a different vessel than the Queen Anne's Revenge, leaving Barbossa at loss for words for a fair bit of time as he walked around the bridge aimlessly, his eyes shifting from computer to computer, ending up looking towards outer space, too.]
This be yer ship?... [He looked around, completely stupefied as a man who came from the middle of eighteenth century Earth. The technology here looked even more advanced than the simulator itself, and after he looked around some, he brought his gaze to Spock's.] Well, well. Ye failed to mention that ye were a fellow captain, Mr. Spock.
[As a captain, however, he was still more prone to catching on to a ship's functions than somebody else would from his time.] In that case, this be the bridge, or what? If this be an actual space ship, then ye would certainly not need any sails, but what has become of the helm?
[Absolutely fascinating. This day was becoming almost too overwhelming for Barbossa, and he had seen so many strange things in his time already. There was both a hint of disbelief as well as excitement in his voice as he said his query. Before he gave Spock a chance to answer, though, he added something very important.]
Keep in mind I'm naught but a humble pirate, eh? Lay off a bit on the... technicalities this time, would ye?
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This be yer ship?... [He looked around, completely stupefied as a man who came from the middle of eighteenth century Earth. The technology here looked even more advanced than the simulator itself, and after he looked around some, he brought his gaze to Spock's.] Well, well. Ye failed to mention that ye were a fellow captain, Mr. Spock.
[As a captain, however, he was still more prone to catching on to a ship's functions than somebody else would from his time.] In that case, this be the bridge, or what? If this be an actual space ship, then ye would certainly not need any sails, but what has become of the helm?
[Absolutely fascinating. This day was becoming almost too overwhelming for Barbossa, and he had seen so many strange things in his time already. There was both a hint of disbelief as well as excitement in his voice as he said his query. Before he gave Spock a chance to answer, though, he added something very important.]
Keep in mind I'm naught but a humble pirate, eh? Lay off a bit on the... technicalities this time, would ye?