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    A freshwater fish was succeeded by a Celtic building and about 100 years later came a French dialect. Explain.

    Question #53989. Asked by gmackematix. (Jan 13 05 2:41 AM)


    MaggieG 5

    		AHA! Could the Celtic building be a Kirk? And the French dialect Picard? And I do believe there was a Captain Pike along the way...

    Jan 14 05, 7:05 PM
    gmackematix

    		Yay Maggie! Your answer shows enterprise.
    In "Star Trek", Captain Pike was succeeded after the pilot episode by Captain Kirk and Jean-Luc Picard was captain about a century later. Picard is a dialect of Picardie.

    Jan 15 05, 12:02 AM

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