Uhura: “Should you really be writing your fanfic on the bridge, Commander?”
Spock: “Should you really be peeking over my shoulder if you don’t want the jerkface aliens named for you, Lieutenant?”
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And, hey, more comic strips over on my mathematics blog. I mention the mysteries of three but fail to share Robert Benchley’s piece about the number. Too bad.
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“Lieutenant, although I am obliged to sign this by regulation, I cannot agree with your suggestion that this or, indeed, anything we do, will be important, still less talked about, in half a century.”
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He was being fair! I mean, are the people who were on the show airing before Star Trek even aware they were on the show airing before Star Trek?
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Um, Commander? You know that “log” is just an expression for a record & you don’t have to engrave everything on wood?
I only know what the Captain told me last April, Lieutenant.
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It’s not the carving that’s the problem. It’s the filing away three copies that is.
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Spock:”Im quite willing to proofread your manuscript of poetry and holographic snapshots, Lieutenant, but I fail to understand your title– ‘I Am Not M’ress’….have people been mistaking you for a furry Caitonian?”
Uhura:”Not until the cartoon.”
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Oh, oh, now. Dumb argument I saw on TrekBBS back in the day: that those cat-eared and cat-tailed women that Reboot James Kirk is making out with in the 2009(?) movie can’t possibly be cat-aliens, but have to be humans with cat prosthetics, because obviously audiences would never respect a James T Kirk who was making out with cat-aliens. It has to be humans affecting a look instead. Also the people insisting on this want you to stop laughing at them.
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They may have a point, no one respected writer/director Kirk Prime for beating up the multiboobed cat girl in “The Final Frontier”.
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