GhostofMajorHayes

Other. I moved away from my hometown and recently moved back. I always liked it better here,plus there are more opportunities here.

A glass of cold water.

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Lucky number 13 is mine.

^ Thanks for composing them.

Quinto will do good as Spock, but imo the original will be the one that many of us will always think of when we hear that name.

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That was a very endearing tribute Trekmachine. I was shocked and saddened when Kellie passed away so suddenly. I really liked her character and I thought that her and Phlox would've made a cute couple. Had she lived, her character would've contributed greatly to the Enterprise series. I must admit that I thought she was significantly more attractive than most of the other women in Star Trek including T'Pol.

I am a sucker for svelte,blonde models.

I can smell the flowers that my neighbor planted next door.

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Mine is the first book of the Crucible trilogy, Provenance of Shadows. Its an intriguing look at Dr. McCoy. Of all the sci fi books I've read I rank it as my all time fave :)

Mark Hamill is imo the best joker ever.

Hirogen hands down are the toughest followed closely by the Gorn.

I almost voted for Pulaski. However, imo the most beautiful woman in all of Star Trek is Seven of Nine. I would rate Kes as my #2 fave and Hoshi as my #3.

I love them all,but lately I've been watching a bit more TOS than anything so that is my fave at this moment.

A great list of films to say the least, but I voted for the Matrix.

They are all great characters,but my vote is for 'someone else'. I liked Seven of Nine's many contributions to Voyager and imo I considered her engineering knowledge to be far more vast and important to Voyager's mission home than B'elanna's.

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Ah yes, good old Appleton, hometown to actor Willem Dafoe and a place I love very much. This is a rather twisted tale of a scam artist trying to get something for nothing. I seriously doubt she will get 3.5 years in a state prison here for that,especially in light of her having no criminal history. Most likely, probation and a fine.

I wonder how this is going to turn out. Snake handlers are a small,but devout offshoot of some fundamentalist groups. I don't have a problem with their right to freedom of religion, but when it compromises public safety then it is time to take action. Imo, the authorites did the right thing here. Wild,dangerous animals such as venomous snakes and alligators do not belong in peoples homes,but rather zoos. I am quite familiar with the "timber rattlers" mentioned in the article, in Wisconsin they predominate the Northern wooded areas and I have been bit by one. Its not pleasant at all,believe me.

This one was better than part I, I gave it a 4. Great turn by Silik to help the crew save the day.

This was an ok ep. I gave it a 3. The whole time travelling thing has been a bit overdone in Star Trek and this is the third ep in Star Trek history to feature Nazis. I recall seeing them in TOS' "Patterns of Force" and "City on the Edge of Forever". There could be other eps,but those are the two that come to mind.

I give it a 5. When I first saw this ep I was a bit saddened that one of my fave ENT characters Admiral Forrest had been killed off. I still don't like that they killed him off,but overall it was a good, heart touching story about Archer's loss of a close friend and mentor and I also liked how we see Soval demonstrate his friendship towards the Enterprise crew.

A guy wearing a winter coat in the 86 degree heat today.