On the 1000:1 chance that the rowers make it through the next 2,000 km, here is what awaits them at the other end.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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I doubt they are looking that far ahead after the past two days of calamitous activity.
Looks rotten to me…
Think lottery odds…. 1000:1 is waaaaay to high. More like 10,000,000:1 and likely much worse at the moment.
Though that Brawndo Blowhard Blowtorch could be a game changer.
Yet, since Reggie apparently dropped his pack of matches in the water, it’s unlikely that the rowers will get much help from team “I believe”. (they’re hustling back to warmer climes to purchase some more matches, drink beer and cheer team on)