ChattyKathy

Okay I have to get this Star Trek stuff out of my system. The next pic is large (sorry) but it's a great one of Gene Roddenberry and his wife Majel Barrett which we remember as blonde in the original cast. What her function was I've forgotten. But then later on she was Troy's mother Lawaxanna. And what about her personal assistant? Wasn't he interesting!

I'm impressed! :)-->

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Sudo, Yeah he was a jerk but I loved his almost amazement at the human nature. Similar to both Mr. Spock and Data in his fascination with human nature but his was almost more enjoyable because he would be so bemused at the start then end up being the one most impacted. Here's some stuff about Q that I thought was neat from Wikipedia Trivia. In his portrayal of Q, John de Lancie used as his inspiration a description attributed to Lord Byron: "Mad, bad and dangerous to know." The letter Q was chosen for the character/race name by Gene Roddenberry, in honor of his friend Janet Quarton. In his first appearance - Encounter at Farpoint, the pilot episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation - Q briefly assumes the uniform of a U.S. Marine. Q's Marine uniform and insignia are identical to the uniform worn by a real Marine - Oliver North. In Star Trek: Borg Q claimed his name was "short for Q". This is poor graphics but I love the pic.

George, I don't know, please tell. (pretend this is a begging smiley now)

Of all the guests on any of the series I think my fav would be this guy.

This one was a tear jerker scene wasn't it? (at work waiting for search results on something so snooping in for a minute)

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hahahahahahahaha......now that's just not logical at all......hahahahahahahaha I'm so sorry you miss your daughter already but you and Carol sure did her good with her decor and electronics. You want to adopt an old daughter? :D--> And I'm listening to that again.....hahahahahahaha

Beings your beauty of a daughter took on your looks I reckon this seems fitting don't ya think? ;)--> I wish it were Saturday and the weekend was here already. :)--> You have so much fun you can't sleep! -->

Yup, that's the guy I thought it was. Thanks!

I never saw either of those. Oops!

Didn't he play the husband in Terms of Endearment? Oh, that's a chick flick, never mind. :)-->

:D--> That's a hoot 1Knames! And if y'all say it's Lenord Nimoy I swear I'll die laughing.

Sudo, :(--> Don't move the link, I'll get this dang thing corrected soon but I can't download your last one. The others though I recognize the tune for but am afraid "Spud" rings no bell except of the dog and beer type. Hope your weekend was good to you. :)-->

No way! It's him actually. I can't tell it in his voice at all, that's wild.

Morning Tom! ;)-->

I'm listening to it again and I've no idea even with 1Knames clue. I mean it ain't Captain Kirk is it? -->

Nope I didn't recognize the voice. :(--> And you're freaking me out. And don't go getting all goofy and say ya don't know what I mean dude. :D--> Have a great one, I've places to go and people to see. -->

It's pretty warm here as well but yes air conditioner. :)--> I've never heard that version before and the title you gave it was rather appropriate. Those were the wild days and I was tame.

Afternoon to ya Shell! -->

You can get anything that you want at Alice's restaurant (keep in mind of course that the restaurant is not called Alice's restaurant but only the name of the song)...... I'm sitting here listening to above CD convinced my plants are speaking nice things this morning. I learned from a coworker who has a thriving plant in the heart of a building where we work that the secret is coffee. Once a week she gives them some and they love it apparently. She admitted of course they were addicted now. So I thought oh what the heck if I'm addicted then my plants can join me (great reasoning eh) and a few weeks ago I began the treat. They showed their gratitude within a few hours and now I'm not as ashamed to admit I try to grow plants to my old friends. They'd of never asked me to baby-sit their plants in their absence lets put it that way. And I'm looking out the patio door when what do I see but a hawk swoop in on a small tree next door so closely that I couldn't see he missed his intended prey. But out flew this little bird so fast Superman would have envied it. I'd never seen a big bird fly from so high in one swoop dead into the center of a tree directly aimed at the prey. On land, in the water, in the air sure but not actually enter a tree with the speed it did and the precision (well apparently not quite that precise). It was cool to see. Well I best be on my way as the plight of the most unfortunate placing of an envelope could be.....you can get anything you want at......