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no1 wrote:"Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Naked Now (#1.2)" (1987)
[trying to seduce Data]
Lt. Tasha Yar: You are fully functional, aren't you?
Lt. Cmdr. Data: Yes.
Lt. Tasha Yar: How fully?
Lt. Cmdr. Data: In every way of course. I am programmed in multiple techniques. A broad variety of pleasuring.
Lt. Tasha Yar: You jewel. That's exactly what I hoped.

I remember that episode. Unfortunately, Commander Ryker did not appear to be fully functional.

Josephus wrote:I remember that episode. Unfortunately, Commander Ryker did not appear to be fully functional.

L O L!

That was a weird episode. They should have killed Wesley Crusher on the spot.

Josephus wrote:I remember that episode. Unfortunately, Commander Ryker did not appear to be fully functional.

I remember that episode.

dontwantaname wrote:What is the problem with Wesley?
The first place I went on the computer was a Star Trek site and read how everyone hated Wesley.
One guy even said, well the actor was ok in Stand By Me, but Wesley is a jerk.

I liked him!

I like him too, even though in retrospect the character was kind of annoying and a dork, but when TNG aired I was the right age to like him.

Oooo... I loved ST:TNG. My roommate used to try to do the vaccuuming when it came on. Data was my favorite character and does anyone remember his poem "Ode to Spot"? I thought that was clever.

tennbeekeeper wrote:Oooo... I loved ST:TNG. My roommate used to try to do the vaccuuming when it came on. Data was my favorite character and does anyone remember his poem "Ode to Spot"? I thought that was clever.

Yes, that poem was awesome!

Felis Cattus, is your taxonomic nomenclature,
an endothermic quadruped carnivorous by nature?
Your visual, olfactory and auditory senses
contribute to your hunting skills, and natural defenses.

I find myself intrigued by your subvocal oscillations,
a singular development of cat communications
that obviates your basic hedonistic predilection
for a rhythmic stroking of your fur, to demonstrate affection.

A tail is quite essential for your acrobatic talents;
you would not be so agile if you lacked its counterbalance.
And when not being utilized to aide in locomotion,
it often serves to illustrate the state of your emotion.

O Spot, the complex levels of behaviour you display
connote a fairly well-developed cognitive array.
And though you are not sentient, Spot, and do not comprehend,
I nonetheless consider you a true and valued friend.

KtCallista wrote:I like him too, even though in retrospect the character was kind of annoying and a dork, but when TNG aired I was the right age to like him.

I haven't seen enough of him to know much, but I remember him being sort of like me.

FenStar wrote:I haven't seen enough of him to know much, but I remember him being sort of like me.

Now that you mention it, I do see the similarity.

gwp wrote:Now that you mention it, I do see the similarity.

Mr. Gwp,

Mr. Star did the nasty with Ashley Judd?!?

no1 wrote:Mr. Star did the nasty with Ashley Judd?!?

gwp wrote:

Mr. Gwp,

That was the only redeeming thing about Wesley.

no1 wrote:Ashley Judd?!?

Who is that?

FenStar wrote:Who is that?

She's an actress, here are some pics: http://movie.moldova.org/actor/eng/223/2/

And she was on a Star Trek TNG episode. http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Robin_Lefler Wesley Crusher was her first on-screen kiss.

Happy Easter, Misfits!

I was wondering, I need to get a summer job, and I don't want to work at a food place again. Are their other alternatives?

dontwantaname wrote:Still makes me laugh.
My husband knows Jason as "the guy in the pink bunny suit"
The women's pink bunny suit!

Best chop ever!!!!!!!

What was the original source of the bunny suit, anyone remember?

FenStar wrote:I was wondering, I need to get a summer job, and I don't want to work at a food place again. Are their other alternatives?

doesn't your school have a career fair? Or office that keeps track of internships and whatnot? Occasionally someone will pay you for that stuff.

http://www.summerjobs.com/do/details/5970

no1 wrote:http://www.summerjobs.com/do/details/5970

ohhh nifty! Good find No1

FenStar wrote:What was the original source of the bunny suit, anyone remember?

I didn't save the source. I have the original PSD and the various variants that have appeared since the original, but never saved the sources as it wasn't for a contest.

Like this one:

no1 wrote:http://www.summerjobs.com/do/details/5970

wow, that actually sounds fun, and I'm not even looking!

dontwantaname wrote:KT would know. It was back in the ARGH days. Don't know if it was him, but the old chopper/misfits.
One of them did it.

wasn't me. If it isn't gwp, then I'd guess mwiseman, or neo. After I get home, I'll try to look for it, but I don't think I have it.

Josephus wrote:wasn't me. If it isn't gwp, then I'd guess mwiseman, or neo. After I get home, I'll try to look for it, but I don't think I have it.

I thought it was either z144man, gwp, or wizard7926. But I used to get people confused back then.

I looked on my computer and I don't have it.

edit: looking back at gwp's post, it sounds like he was the one who made it, but he didn't save the original source. Or am I misunderstanding what he wrote?

gwp wrote:I didn't save the source. I have the original PSD and the various variants that have appeared since the original, but never saved the sources as it wasn't for a contest.

I think it was indeed gwp; here's another post I found:

gwp wrote:
Mine was the bunny-suit chop that seems to have been used several times this week. Some of these take on a life of their own. (Like McG's Batman...)

FenStar wrote:Yes, that poem was awesome!

Felis Cattus, is your taxonomic nomenclature,
an endothermic quadruped carnivorous by nature?
Your visual, olfactory and auditory senses
contribute to your hunting skills, and natural defenses.

I find myself intrigued by your subvocal oscillations,
a singular development of cat communications
that obviates your basic hedonistic predilection
for a rhythmic stroking of your fur, to demonstrate affection.

A tail is quite essential for your acrobatic talents;
you would not be so agile if you lacked its counterbalance.
And when not being utilized to aide in locomotion,
it often serves to illustrate the state of your emotion.

O Spot, the complex levels of behaviour you display
connote a fairly well-developed cognitive array.
And though you are not sentient, Spot, and do not comprehend,
I nonetheless consider you a true and valued friend.

Yes, I love that poem.

Where is KT!??

Looks like she found a life. Good for her.

pooflady wrote:Looks like she found a life. Good for her.

If only...

killingtime wrote:If only...

Well, you're not here, so that has to count for something.

pooflady wrote:Looks like she found a life. Good for her.

If that is true, than I am very happy for her, but it doesn't mean I miss her any less.

pooflady wrote:Well, you're not here, so that has to count for something.

Between work, my health, my dad's health & the impending situation (the divorce & birth of his child) there really isn't much time for anything else. I am often so exhausted, physically & emotionally, that keeping up with email and woot is near impossible. I've sunk to the lowest form of communication - phone text messaging...I can do it in the car waiting to go in somewhere, from bed, from the hospital, etc...

On the bright side, I have joined a few committees within my separated, divorced, widowed support group. I also plan to go to KY in April on the 1 year anniversary of the auspicious occasion that uprooted my life. I just need to find peace. I need to sit amongst the miles & miles of rolling hills of green grass, large round bales of hay to think about things...

This is the webpage that inspired my trip.