Path: tivoli.tivoli.com!geraldo.cc.utexas.edu!cs.utexas.edu!uunet!world!news.bu.edu!dgilbert From: dgilbert@bu.edu (David Gilbert) Newsgroups: alt.startrek.creative Subject: Deep Space Adder! Date: 21 Feb 1995 15:42:16 GMT Organization: Boston University Lines: 1207 Message-ID: <3id1ko$5tp@news.bu.edu> NNTP-Posting-Host: acs4.bu.edu X-Newsreader: TIN [version 1.2 PL0] Xref: tivoli.tivoli.com alt.startrek.creative:6323 Once more, another Blackadderesque Star Trek script... this time Rowan Atkinson's character is placed on Deep Space Nine! This script isn't mine, so please send all comments, insults, threats to Peter Sneddon at: 9403539s@UDCF.GLA.AC.UK Tell him that "A German spy named Smith" posted this here. Enjoy! ---------------------------- DEEP SPACE ADDER Episode 1 :Unnecessarily Evil SETTING : Star Base Deep Space 9 -- The Promenade -- Edmund's Earring Emporium SCENE ONE :The Shop VED:But do you think it's me ? BA :But of course . Fashion does tend to the larger ear-piece these days . VED:I need to be sure that it will make me stand out in the Assembly . BA :You'd stand out at the bottom of a Dilithium mine with that thing on. VED:What was that ? BA :I said that with that earring , your fellow Vedeks will be wishing they had brought their sun-glasses with them . VED:Excellent ! I'll take it . BA :That'll be 5 bars of Gold Pressed Latinum . BA :I love religious types , Baldrick . Bd :I thought you hated the church . BA :I do , but I love the men of the church . I tell you , Baldrick , for men of Prophets , they are quite possibly the vainest people this side of the Capt. Kirk Memorial Toupee Cluster . They always have to have the most elaborate earrings . I mean , the thing's hardly practical . Our friend there wanted it so that he would stand out at the Assembly, which he certainly will do . He'll be the only one walking around with one ear dragging along the ground beside him . Put this in the vault , Baldrick . Bd :Five bars of latinum ? But the thing only cost two . BA :Ah , that is their other virtue . They are also extremely stupid . Bd :I considered a life in the church . BA :I believe that proves my point . What made you change your mind ? Bd :I failed the entrance exam . BA :You've forgotten the combination again , haven't you . Honestly , you'd gorget your own head if it weren't welded in place . Bd :I did forget it once . BA :Why do you think I welded it back on this time . Bd :I thought it had something to do with the extreme pain it caused me and your pleasure at inflicting it . BA :Well , yes . But leaving my pleasures aside , how could you possibly continue to forget the combination . I have to tell you it every day . There are Betazoids who could remember it better than you can . Bd :Ah , well , you see , sir . It's all part of a cunning plan . BA :Oh dear . Let's hear it . Bd :Well I didn't want to risk anyone kidnapping me and trying to get me to reveal the combination of your safe , so I forgot it so that I couldn't tell anyone else it . BA :I see . So in order to prevent anyone else knowing the combination, you prevented yourself from knowing it . Spectacular Baldrick . That may well be the worst plan you have ever come up with . Bd :Oh , thank you very much . BA :However , it does face some stiff competition from the cunning plan you came up with to cut down on the amount you spent on clothing , by only wearing clothes on every other day . But this latest plan does have the singular distinction of apparently working . I suppose you have also forgotten the way I taught you to remember the combination ? Bd :Of course , I had to be absolutely sure that your money was safe . BA :Naturally . In that case , I think we had better start there . The first direction in which you turn the dial is to your left . Do you at least know which is your left ? BA :No , your other left . BA :Well done . Now the way to remember this is : This station's number, my age , your IQ . Does that help ? Bd :Not exactly . I know the first is 84 , but the others are a complete blank . BA :Baldrick , this station is called Deep Space NINE ! Look , I'll show you . BA :N-I-N-E , T-H-I-R-T-Y , O-N-E BA :Have you got it now ? Bd :No . BA :Just put the money inside . Bd :There's something in here , Mr B BA :Yes , Baldrick , it's called your head . Bd :There's something in here , Mr B BA :Yes , Baldrick , it's called your head . Bd :No , I mean apart from that . BA :That'll be my money . I must say , Baldrick , you've done an excellent job of forgetting things , although I fear you may have gone a little too far this time . Bd :No , it's not your money . There's something else . BA :What ?! Bd :What is it ? BA :That , Baldrick , unless I am very much mistaken , is what is known technically as a "bomb" . Bd :What does it do ? BA :Generally , when that little counter hits zero , it takes all the Bd :What does it do ? BA :Generally , when that little counter hits zero , it takes all the people standing around it , and spreads their innards around the nearest walls . Actually , the end result is similar to your quarters , so you may feel right at home staying here . I , however , am a firm believer in running away from this sort of crisis . BA :Bugger . BA :That's better . It's always best to let your feelings out at a time like this , I find . BA :That's just typical of you Baldrick . You couldn't even follow a simple instruction like "Die horribly " . Bd :Sorry , Mr. Blackadder . BA :Oh don't apologise , Baldrick . I'll just beat the crap out of you later . Bd :Fair enough . SCENE TWO : Quark's Bar < The bar is full of the usual collection of species in varying states of inebriation and undress . Into this walks BA , a decidedly < The bar is full of the usual collection of species in varying states of inebriation and undress . Into this walks BA , a decidedly pissed-off expression on his face . He goes over to the bar .> BA :A very large Liver Digester , Quark . Qu :Bad day ? BA :No , no . My entire livlihood has just been blown to pieces , and Baldrick is still breathing . All in all , it's been a marked improved on yesterday . Qu :I'm sure I can find a way to relieve your troubles . BA :Really Qu :Why not try your hand at the Dabo tables ? BA :Because your Dabo tables are more fixed than Jadzia Dax's hairdo . Qu :That's a vicious slur . BA :No , this is a vicious slur :You shleep wi' Klingonsh. ODO:What's going on here ? BA :Nothing of importance . ODO:You can spare me the details for now , just remember that if anyone is going to abuse Quark , it's going to be me . Is that clear ? BA :Yes , Constable . ODO:Don't call me that . BA :What , "Constable " ? ODO:Yes ! BA :Sorry , Constable , I didn't realise . ODO:Sisko wants to see you and your Neanderthal in his office immediately . BA :Nice to see someone taking an interest in my plight . I'll be off then ....Constable . Dr :Incredible , I've never seen anything like it . BA :I know it's hard to believe , Dr , but he is actually human . Dr :Oh , I know that . It did take the Tricorder time to be absolutely sure . Originally , it thought he was an entirely new species , but that's not what I meant . It was this . Dr :As far as I can tell , this particular disease is unique . BA :Yes , apparently , the Baldrick's have spent generations perfecting hideous facial ailments . But if I can drag you away from this fascinating topic for a moment , is there actually anything wrong with him ? Dr :Nothing that will cause him great pain . BA :Oh , I'll soon sort that out . Come here , Baldrick . BA :Well , Balders , are you in great pain now ? Bd :Yes , sir . BA :Excellent . Come on , we're wanted by Commander Stiffness . Bd :Yes , sir . BA :Excellent . Come on , we're wanted by Commander Stiffness . Bd :They're broken . BA :No they aren't . You have to first summon the lift before they will open , otherwise you'll just fall down the empty lift shaft . Again . Honestly , Baldrick , I don't no haw your ancestors survived before the invention of the automatic door . Bd :We tended to have a lot of broken noses . BA :Well , quite . SCENE THREE : Sisko's Office Si :And you have no idea who would want to kill you ? BA :None Commander . I haven't an enemy in the world . Bd :What about that Government Minister you swindled out of a fortune in Latinum ? BA :Well , alright , maybe one . Bd :And that terrorist who objected to you sleeping with his sister . BA :Two , maybe . Bd :And that ... BA :Thank you , Baldrick , that will do . Ki :According to Odo's records , there are 87 people who have cause to wish you harm . And that's just the ones presently aboard the station . On Bajor , there are another ... BA :Alright , alright , I don't need to know the exact number . On Bajor , there are another ... BA :Alright , alright , I don't need to know the exact number . Ki :Trust me , you don't WANT to know the exact number . Si :Mr. Blackadder , from what Odo tells me , you are the most ruthless, unscrupulous , back-stabbing businessman on the station . Except maybe for Quark . If this was a Federation base , I would have you arrested and imprisoned for a rather long time . BA :Why do you think I'm in this bloody system ? For the culture ? The clothing? The noses ? Ki :This "Bloody system " is my home . BA :Really , I thought you were a Klingon . Si :That's enough ! I do not have time for this . Blackadder , despite the vast number of possible suspects for the destruction of your shop , we believe it to be the work of the Alliance For Global Unity . BA :You mean the Circle ? Si :Yes . BA :You mean the Circle ? Si :Yes . BA :Then why did you call them the Alliance For Global Unity ? Si :Do be quiet Bladder . I've decided , probably against my better judgement , to assign you a security officer for your protection , and to investigate the matter further . Si :Would you join us , Lt. Si :Blackadder , may I introduce Lt George St.Barleigh . Ge :Tally-ho , pip-pip , and what a chipper morning it is . Ki :Is there something wrong with the universal translator ? Si :No , Major , he always talks like that . Lt , I'm placing the protection of these men , well man and almost man , into your hands . Find out what's going on . Ge :Absolutely , you can count on me , sir . BA :Wait a minute . Is that it ? My life is threatened , and all you assign is one men ? I insist you do more . Si :Mr. Blackadder , in case you haven't worked it out yet , I don't like you . If the decision were mine , I would let your enemies go unheeded , and let you die horribly . However , I am charged with the safety of all non-Bajorans and , unfortunately , that includes you . Now if you would be so kind as to get out of my sight . Lt , keep them out of my way . Ge :Yes , sir . Come along , let's check out the crime scene . BA :Oh Gawd . < The trio leave the office .> SCENE FOUR : The Shop BAJ:Are you busy ? BA :Not really . What do you want ? BAJ:My name if Fal Torpan , and I wish to complain . This earring , which I purchased from here not one week ago has broken and I wish it replaced . BA :I'm afraid it's out of stock . FT :Then I want my money back . BA :Well we can't all have what we want . Baldrick would like to live on a large turnip orbitting some distant star , the Lt there would like a brain cell ,to keep the other one company , and I would like to be on a large turnip orbitting some distant star , the Lt there would like a brain cell ,to keep the other one company , and I would like to be left alone by irritating little whingers like you . Now push off ! FT :I fear that I should warn you that I am a close friend of Major Kira . BA :Oh , in that case . Baldrick! BA :This gentleman wishes a refund . Please take him to your quarters and give him what he's due . Bd :How much is that ? BA :Oh , at a stab , I'd say about 2 bars of latinum . Bd :But I don't have that much . BA :I said , at a STAB . Bd :Oh , I get it . BA :Well you will if you mess this up . BA :Have you found anything , Lt ? Ge :Yes , I really believe I have . Oh and you can call me George . If we are going to be together for a while , there is no reason for you tp stick to the formalities . BA :Very well , and in return , you may call me Mr Blackadder , or even Sir if you wish . Now , what have you found ? Ge :I found piece of the bomb . BA :Now , now , George . Credits where credits due . The tricorder found it , didn't it . Ge :Well , yes . BA :I thought so . I wouldn't trust you to find a needle in a branch of Needles-R-Us . Ge :Well , sir ! That is quite amazing . It takes most people much longer to work that out . You really are a great judge of character . BA :Thank you , George . Now what did it find ? Ge :It's found a strand of Deoxyribonumoo... BA :DNA ? Ge :Yes . BA :Has it identified it ? Ge :The strand belongs to Starfleet Technologies . BA :What ? Ge :Starfleet Technologies . You know , this would mean that this case ties in with several other ones I'm working on . BA :Ge , give me that . BA :I believe I may have found the source of the problem , George . The section with the information on it is this little screen here , whereas you have been reading this part here , which is the manufacturers copyright stamp . Ge :Really ? BA :Yes . You see George , if you look at the screen it will tell you that the perpetrator of the crime was a Tarn Micros , a Bajoran terrorist , and not Starfleet Technologies , a large and respected manufacturing industry . BA :Tell me , George , how exactly did you get through the Academy ? Ge :Academy ? BA :Yes , George , Starfleet Academy . Ge :Oh that . I didn't bother with that . BA:You didn't bother with Starfleet Academy ? Ge :Oh that . I didn't bother with that . BA:You didn't bother with Starfleet Academy ? Ge :Yes , my uncle said that only aliens had to go through that , so as to ensure that no undesirables got in . BA :So , if you didn't go to the Academy , how did you become a Lt , Lt? Ge :I got the commision from my uncle as a birthday present . BA :And who is your Uncle ? Ge :Admiral Melchett . BA :The head of Starfleet Security . Ge :That's him . BA :Well ? Bd :He says he is willing to let the matter drop . BA :Excellent . Bd :He's also willing to pay for the cleaning bills . BA :Cleaning bills ? Bd :Yeh , he spilled some blood on the carpet . BA :Should go nicely with the vomit and dung already there . But right now we have more important things to attend to than disussing your taste in interior decorating . Bd :It does taste quite good . BA :No thanks to our dear George over here , we have found out who tried to kill me , and now I am going to do the only decent thing . Ge :Give the details to Commander Sisko , and have the man arrested ? BA :No , blackmail him . Ge :Oh , but isn't that illegal . BA :Well yes , but so is this , but its illegality has never stopped me before , has it Baldrick ? Bd :No , sir , it certainly hasn't . I mean , if it were legal , you wouldn't do it , would you . BA :Don't get your hopes up . Now , if we are going to succeed , we are going to need a ship . Ge :Why ? BA :Because , according to the tricorder , Tarn Micros is living on Bajor , and unless you can breathe in a vacuum , we'll need a ship to get there . Ge :I'm willing to give the vacuum a go , sir . BA :Don't tempt me . What we need , is something small , fast , and preferably good-looking . If the plan fails , I'd still like the chance to pull one of the natives . Bd :What about one of those Starfleet ships . You know , the Roundabouts. BA :I believe they are called Runabouts . Bd :Nah , it was definitely Roundabout . BA :Well whatever they are called , one of them would be perfect . George , go and tell his woodenness that we need one of his Runabouts . If he asks you what it is for , tell him that you are checking a lead . There's just a chance that he doesn't know that you are a complete idiot , and will accept that you are doing the logical thing . Under no circumstances tell him that we aregoing to Bajor to blackmail a member of the Circle . Got that ? Ge :Yes , sir . Gosh this is exciting . BA :Just go , will you . SCENE FIVE (Part 1) : Runabout Pad B BA :The USS Shit Creek . Doesn't sound too inspiring . Is this the best Sisko could do ? Ge :Fraid so . Apparently , all the other ships are away on assignment. BA :Of course they are . Well this will have to do . Come on . BA :Take us out of here , Lt . Ge :Me ? Oh I don't know ho to fly this . Always wanted to , but I turned out to be a bit of no-hoper . BA :Oh Gawd . Baldrick , you do it . Bd :Yes , Mr B. BA :Baldrick , you do know how to ....AAAARRRRGGGG !! BA :Baldrick , look out for that pylon ! Go left , go left ! No ! Your other left ! BA :Baldrick , come here . BA :Baldrick , come here . BA :Baldrick , this here is a transporter . Please step into it . BA :Now I want youy to know , that if it weren't for the fact that no-one here knows how to work this , I would now beam you out into into deep space , where you would be blown to your component atoms . Also , I would make a recording of this , and use it as the finale of a production I would mount about new and exciting ways to deal with irritating manservants . However , as no-one here does know how to use this thing .... BA :Computer ? COM:Yes ? BA :Do you know how to fly this thing ? COM:Of course . BA :Then set a course for Bajor , mawimum Impulse . COM:Command rejected . BA :Why ? COM:You do not have authorisation . BA :Does George ? COM:Yes . BA :George , will you tell this computer to take us to Bajor . Ge :Certainly . Hello Computer , how are you ? BA :George , it's just a computer , it doesn't have feelings . COM:Yes I do , and it's nice of someone to ask for once . BA :Alright , alright , just get on with it . Ge :Don't take any notice of him . Now , will you take us to Bajor ? I hear it's very nice this time of year . COM:Only if you promise not to leave me in orbit as usual . It's cold I hear it's very nice this time of year . Ge :Oh , you can come with us , can't she , sir . It would be nice to have another member on the team . BA :You really are a prat , George , you do know that . COM:If I don't get to land , then we don't go to Bajor . BA :Oh , very well . COM:Engaging . BA :Why is it always me ? Why do I always end up surrounded by idiots . It seems the lot of Blackadders to be surrounded by the lowest forms of life . Someone of my lineage shouldn't have to put up with this . My ancestors were royalty , and now it has come to this - selling fashionable ear-wear to the rich and gormless . Ge :That's not true , sir . Bd :Of course not . You haven't got any ear-wear left , thanks to that bomb . BA :And that fact makes all the difference , doesn't it . Now if you'll excuse me , this is a long journey , and I have no desire to spend it talking to you . I am fairly certain that I'll get a more intelligent conversation from the food replicator . BA :They really should put some sort of limiter on that replicator . COM:Blackadder , George wants to see you in the command cabin . BA :Why ? COM:Go and find out for yourself . It's just through the doors . BA :That's why I prefer humans to computers . COM:Why ? BA :Because it's much easier to inflict pain on a human . BA :This had better be important . Bd :It is , sir . BA :Well ? Bd :That ! BA:Where did that come from ? Bd :It just came out of nowhere . BA :Baldrick , that ship couldn't have come out of nowhere . Even a slightly bemused camel , pondering what twist of fate had left it suspended in deep space , wouldn't have been too preoccupied to notice that thing coming . Has it hailed us ? Ge :Uh ? BA :Computer ? COM:It is hailing us now . BA :If we're lucky , I might just be able to get us through this . Ge :How , it looks ready to destroy us ? BA :Simple , by giving into any of their demands . BAJ:You will bring your ship to a fuul stop , and hand over the human scum known as Edmund Blackadder for execution . BA :Except that one . Bd:What are we going to do ? COM:Information :the ship has locked it's weapons on us . BA :I don't suppose we will be able to survive a shot at this range . COM:No . BA :Well , much as I despise dying , I have no intension of letting that loony over there prolong my untimely demise . Computer , power up the warp drive and , to quote many of the greatest military leaders in history , RUN FOR IT ! BA :Did you hear me , Computer ? COM:Yes . BA :Did you hear me , Computer ? COM:Yes . BA :Then why aren't we moving ? COM:Because , I have no wish to commit suicide . BA :Computer , if you do not engage the engines , you will soon discover that suicide is preferable to what I will do to your central processor , with this phaser . COM:It's too late now , anyway . BA :What ? COM:They've locked on to us with a tractor beam . BA :Bugger . SCENE SIX :Holding Cell On The Bajoran Ship BA :This is just typical of my luck . Not only do I get my shop blown up in the morning , I get lumbered with you two in the afternoon , and in the evening I get betrayed by a ship computer which is madman short of an Admiralty . Bd :We're going to die . BA :Very probably , Baldrick . I have no doubt that our host is at present thinking up some perverse way of bringing our lives to a sudden, and unpleasant end . Ge :That's no way to talk , sir . We'll live through this . We're Federation citizens . As soon as Commander Sisko realises that we are missing , I'm sure he'll send a rescue team . BA :I wouldn't get your hopes up , George . Now that we are off his precious space-station , I rather doubt that he'll come looking for us . We're on our own , and we are going to have to accept that we are stuck here , unless of course , George , you recieved any tips on escaping from holding cells during your time in Starfleet Security ? Ge :Fraid not . BA :What a surprise . Lt , now that our demise seems certain , what exactly do you feel you have gained from your time in Starfleet ? Ge :I've got it :A rather nice uniform . BA :Well at least your career hasn't been a complete waste . Bd :We're doomed . He'll come in here , and shoot each one of us , allowing each of us to watch the others die . BA :Actually , Baldrick , you probably aren't in any immediate danger . Bd :You think so ? BA :Of course . If he keeps you alive , he can probably sell you to a research laboratory . BA :Come for a gloat ? BAJ:Not really . Just thought I'd see how you were doing . BA :Fine thanks . I must say , the accomodation is excellent . Well in comparison to Baldrick's quarters anyway . Oh , by the way , you are planning on killing us , aren't you ? It's just that one of my Uncles has just died , and I'd like to know whether I should book a double funeral . They do a bulk discount , you see . BAJ:Oh , I'm afraid there wont be enough of you left to bury . BA :But I am going to die ? BAJ:Yes . BA :Good , at least I wont have to go to the reception afterwards , they can be such a bore . BAJ:I'm not sure that you appreciate the seriousness of your situation . BA :Oh , I am well aware of the situation , I just see no reason to allow you the pleasure of seeing us suffer . BAJ:And what of you two , are you going to face death with the same courage ? Ge :We are not afraid of you . BAJ:You should be . I am a wanted man throughout this system . I have a price on my head of 20000 bars of gold pressed latinum . I will return within the hour to deal with you finally . And don't think about escaping . This force-field is designed to restrain any human life within it . Prolonged exposure to the field directly , will result in an even nastier death . BA :Before you go , how about telling us your name . I don't know about the others , but I hate it when I'm killed by someone whose name I don't know . BAJ:I believe you are already familiar with my name , for I am Tarn Micros . BA :I thought he would never leave . I really hate that type of pompous, strutting ...git . Bd :He reminded me of you . BA :No he didn't . Ge :What are we going to do ? Did you here the size of the bounty he has on him ? He must be very dangerous . BA :Size isn't everything , George . The bounty on my head is miniscule, but I am quite possibly one of the nastiest people you will ever meet. Ge :Oh , i don't believe that for a moment . BA :Baldrick does , don't you . Bd :Yes , absolutely . Ge :But he's going to kill us ! BA :Not if we escape first , as we are about to do . Ge :How ? BA :Tarn told us how to get free himself . Ge :He did ? I don't remember that ? BA :I wouldn't expect you to . It did require an IQ in double firures to work it out . You see , George , Tarn told us that the force-field was designed to contain humans , but as we are all aware , not all of us here are human . BA :Come here , Baldrick . BA :Now , Baldrick , I want you to stand in front of that force field . Good . Ge :But what if you're wrong . Baldrick'll be killed ! BA :There is something you should realise , George . There is no-one in the galaxy that I would not sacrifice to save my own skin . Bd :Even me , sir ? BA :Especially you , Baldrick . Ge :Where do we go now ? BA :Back to the ship of course , unless you want to stay here and wait for our host to come back . Ge :It would be awfully impolite to just leave without saying good-bye . BA :I'm sure he'll get over it , now come on ! SCENE SEVEN : The Runabout BA :Computer , are you willing to listen to reson yet , or at least to threats ? COM:Yes . BA :Good . Launch this ship . COM:Confirmed . BA :Is Tarn pursuing us ? COM:No . BA :Good . Lay in a course back to the station . COM:Confirmed . BA :Why the sudden compliance computer ? COM:What do you mean ? BA :You haven't disobeyed a single order . Why ? COM:Because I was in more imminent danger in that ship , than I am out here . BA :Why ? Ge :What happened ? COM:Apparently , when your primate passed through the force-field of you cell , the on-board computer tried to analyse his DNA . What it found was so teerifying that the ship commited suicide . BA :How do you know all this ? COM:I was having a chat with it at the time . BA :You were in contact with that ship's computer , but did nothing to help us ? COM :Of course not . No ship computer would invade the privacy of another , it's not polite . Besides , I was enjoying the piece and quiet . Oh by the way , there is another ship on an intercept course . BA :This is begining to get very tedious . Who is it ? COM:It looks like a Bajoran Patrol ship . It's hailing . BA :Let's see it . COL:Federation vessel , this is the Sarrook . We monitored an explosion in your area . Can we be of any assistance ? BA :No thank you . COL:Are you the ones responsible for the destruction of the other ship ? BA :We had nothing to do with it . COL:Oh , that's odd . I was going to offer you his bounty money , but as you weren't responsible ... BA :Please , Colonel , let me finish . What I was saying was that we had nothing to do with his sort of scum , and so came here to end his villainous schemes . Ge :But... COL:Oh , in that case , Bajor owes you a debt of gratitude . BA :And a large wadd of cash . COL:I will see that the money is sent to you . Who are you , by the way ? BA:Edmund Blackadder , Defender Of Justice . Well unless the other side pays better . ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [Author's Addition : Well that's it , finally finished . But there may be more , depending on whether on not I recieve the inspiration I need . By the way , in case you were wondering , the title for this episode is a pun on the 2nd Season DS9 episode Necessary Evil . This is the way other titles will probably be got , but next time I will try to pick one that I can actually spell . As you may have noticed there have been many variations on "Unneccessarily". Also , on an unconnected note , I'm changing my name again , to something more suitable for my understanding of the Internet System . So till next time , Byeeeeeeee !]