[ Picard, off-screen: ] Captain’s log, supplemental. We have entered our third day without success getting the superglue off Dr Crusher’s medical scanner.
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Meanwhile over on my mathematics blog, I’ve had another chance to talk about comic strips. Mostly Popeye. Also I’ve got through the first week of the Leap Day 2016 Mathematics A To Z project, a glossary of mathematics terms written in a way I hope makes sense to non-mathematicians. Please, consider enjoying.
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The scanner will unlock when you give us your handy number, master card or visa number, and maiden name of mother, then sing Frozen wearing a costume and with a shoe on your head.
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Oh, wait, I know some of these. Her mother’s maiden name would be Howard, based on the episode that totally exists where Dr Crusher has ghost sex with a candle. No, really.
You know Dr Crusher’s actor was a respected choreographer before getting into this whole science fiction business.
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Are you interested in the new Star Trek show, Joseph?
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I am indeed interested. I’ve enjoyed the New Continuity movies, not least because they seem to have been made with some energy and interest. But they feel more space-opera to me than the space-western of the Original Series and that’s a subtle but important shift. I imagine the new series will stick with the changed tone and while that’s probably going to be thrilling, it isn’t going to fit quite the same niche.
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“Wesley! Has Art Carney been selling you Wookie porn again?!?”
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Honestly would have figured Wesley would be more into that scene from Enterprise where two young starships merge warp bubbles and go on to lay a brood of shuttle pods.
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Oh yes, I know the scene. the one that put the “lay” in Galileo.
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Wait, this I don’t remember now. The Galileolé?
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