If I’m your missus, that makes me the boss, as I recall from that relationship. So behave! :o)
Now, there’s a tricky question. You have WFC and Neelix, and only one airlock — who do you space first, and why? (Of course, if Janeway is there, she goes first, no question.)
I don’t mind Reed or Bashir much. (They actually remind me of people I have known.) I used to find Nurse Chapel irritating as hell. Difficult enough to believe she was a nurse, let alone that she went on to be a doctor in ST:TMP. Trip’s OK, the problem with Archer, Sisko and Riker is thay they are all a bit bland. Travis what’s-his-name on Enterprise is bland and he has terrible taste in women, to judge from the lump of wood he was shagging on Sunday.
I am getting very bored, though, with the way every Star Trek series has to have some character who is logical but has to come to terms in some way with emotions and interacting with humans.
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Re: Hello dear
Date: 2006-02-21 06:35 am (UTC)Now, there’s a tricky question. You have WFC and Neelix, and only one airlock — who do you space first, and why? (Of course, if Janeway is there, she goes first, no question.)
I don’t mind Reed or Bashir much. (They actually remind me of people I have known.) I used to find Nurse Chapel irritating as hell. Difficult enough to believe she was a nurse, let alone that she went on to be a doctor in ST:TMP. Trip’s OK, the problem with Archer, Sisko and Riker is thay they are all a bit bland. Travis what’s-his-name on Enterprise is bland and he has terrible taste in women, to judge from the lump of wood he was shagging on Sunday.
I am getting very bored, though, with the way every Star Trek series has to have some character who is logical but has to come to terms in some way with emotions and interacting with humans.