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What does the NCC in the Enterprise's registry mean?

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is this a star trek question?

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Originally posted by gambit3
What does the NCC in the Enterprise's registry mean?
Naval Construction Contract

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Originally posted by trev33
is this a star trek question?
Live long and, your mom.

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Originally posted by Ice Cold
Live long and, your mom.
you can do better than that ice 😛

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Originally posted by gambit3
What does the NCC in the Enterprise's registry mean?
Nice Canadian Couple.

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If Chewbacca opened a can of wup azz on a Klingon, who would win?

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Originally posted by Very Rusty
Nice Canadian Couple.
And the bride wore flannel. 😀

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Originally posted by homedepotov
If Chewbacca opened a can of wup azz on a Klingon, who would win?
Let's find Cousin It, and one of The Lollypop Guild members and find out. Same thing, scaled down. 😀

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Originally posted by homedepotov
If Chewbacca opened a can of wup azz on a Klingon, who would win?
everybody.

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Originally posted by Ice Cold
Let's find Cousin It, and one of The Lollypop Guild members and find out. Same thing, scaled down. 😀
Yeah, just leave the poor ewoks out.

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Originally posted by gambit3
What does the NCC in the Enterprise's registry mean?
NC is the registration code for United States commercial aircraft. The second C is merely artistic license.

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Originally posted by HandyAndy
NC is the registration code for United States commercial aircraft. The second C is merely artistic license.
Exactly

From Wiki

According to The Star Trek Encyclopedia, the registry number "NCC-1701"

...was devised by Matt Jefferies, art director of the first Star Trek series. Jefferies, who is a pilot, based NCC on 20th century aircraft registration codes. In such 20th century usage, an "N" first letter refers to an aircraft registered in the USA. A "C" for a second letter refers to a civil aircraft. Jefferies added a second "C", just because he thought it looked better."[1]

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Originally posted by homedepotov
If Chewbacca opened a can of wup azz on a Klingon, who would win?
Now that's funny.

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Originally posted by tsetse
Now that's funny.
Thanks.

I was racking my brain for something funny to say that NCC stood for and then in frustration I thought of mixing Star Wars and Star Trek characters.

Later I thought NCC could stand for "No Campy Canadians" but William Shatner IS campy.

By then, I felt this thread was getting old and I would be artificially keeping it alive by making a second comment. But I guess I have right now.

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