Eratosthenes

mph...I do sincerely hope that you meant mpg!

^Noticed my avatar! Thanks!

^Currently has 255 Songs, 16.9 Hours, 1.01GB in his music library.

I voted classical.

Hey! you changed yur sig again!

Wow, aren't we a lively bunch?

LordOfTheBorg: Indifferent

Eratosthenes: Pensive

Data: Thoughtful

If put in a room together we'd all be silent!

I say Alexander. Something about him and his character (as in attitude) just appeals to me. And it's just a coincidence that my fav kid on Star Trek shares a first name with me!

^ Likes Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's quote.

Glad we could help!

^ Is currently "indifferent"

^ has a direct link to the trivia

Beverly, of course.   

 

I wouldn't care if it was Wesley, I'd just ignore that guy or say some pretty bad things about his mother  :) .

 

Hm... but... *thinks about that* I bet I could find something to show Beverly while we're stuck in that turbolift.  :)  My fist, perhaps.  B)  :)  :) 

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Do you have a little Picard envy over Dr. Crusher?

Picard, I can just imagine the deafening silence as neither of us had anything to say to one another.

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Did you not see the TNG episode "Disaster" where Picard was trapped on a turbolift with three children? He handled it very well and was able to motivate them to climb with him up a long ladder to safety and talk them through the steps of opening hatches when all the while he himself had a broken ankle.

I say Wesley!

^ Is defensive about his knowledge of technology.

I'm not sure. Johnny Depp's rendition of Willy Wonka doesn't strike me as nearly as intelligent as Gene Wilder's. I just think that Depp can't possibly top Wilder's *perfect* performance.

(Gene's Willy Wonka is one of my three favorite movie geniuses, the other two being Ian Malcolm (Jurassic Park) and Scar (Lion King.) This is strange, because this is the second time in one day's time that I've had to mentioon that.)

Trip. I agree with Ace that he was the most well-conceived character int Enterprise, although everyone else comes at a close second.

Awake now. Doing nothing but browsing the forums.

I had noticed your new sig! It's great!

:sleepy: Wondering sleepily to myself :sleep3: why I'm still up when I could be so much more comfortable in the bed that's just feet away...

Wait a minute

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This is ERadf- oh however the hell you spell my name- signing off.

^ I am on holiday.

< I don't really like cheese unless it's put with something else.

v Do you like cheese?

lol, nice.

I do like Lost. I've seen every episode and I know that it's the best new show on television.

^Name reminds me of a famous swimmer.

Look closer:

^Is correct about the title of the movie.

 

^^Shows a shocking resemblance to the Admin of another Trek board I'm on.(Matt)

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I was referring to Matt. Don't worry though, everyone makes mistakes. Do you see a resemblance between the two?

Arby's is very good.

For anyone that doesn't know, here are the Arby's and Sonic websites. The Arby's web-site doesn't do itself justice, and the Sonic website just about does itself justice.

Spawn of Satan. I used to like them...but now every bite I eat hurts me.

The Ideal Fast-Food Restaurant would be a cross between Arby's and Sonic (both very American chains...so American that a lot of Americans haven't ever even eaten there.) Arby's for the roast-beef sandwichs and both styles of fries and Sonic for it's slushies, CreamSlushes, shakes, soda add-ins, and all other drink-associated elements.

Question 1 Answer: Here's a link straight to his bio (not as descriptive as the bios on these forums.)

Question 2 Answer: I rank Willy Wonka among my Top 3 favorite movie geniuses. Ian Malcolm (mathematician from Jurassic Park) and Scar (antagonist from The Lion King) being the other two.

^Likes Sayid?!