Captain_Smiley

Star Trek V:The Final Frontier.Terrible film.

I'm afraid that I am such a Trek junkie that I would go and see a Trek film no matter what.

I loved Commander Kruge (Christopher Lloyd) of Star Trek:The Search For Spock.Kruge was a throwback to TOS Klingons,and his fight to the death with Kirk at the end of the movie was the best hand-to-hand fight ever!

Tom and B'Elanna.

Other couples I like were:Zek and Ishka....Lwaxana Troi and Odo....Kira Nerys and Vadek Bariel(I probably spelled that wrong)....Rom and Leeta....Tom Paris and Captain Janeway as salamanders(lol)....

Human.My answer is probably boring,but I like being me and wouldn't want to change.

I want that time-travel pod that Berlinghoff Rasmussen stole("A Matter of Time"-TNG).

Definitely the fans (Trek rebels without a clue).

Fresno,California.

I'd like to think I would stand my ground and introduce myself.In truth,I would probably run like hell and ruin my pants.

Loved the show.But,then again,I like most every episode of Star Trek (all series).

Coconut.

I like country music just fine.Particularly Willie Nelson,Waylon Jennings,Kris Kristofferson,some Hank Williams Jr,and some Johnny Cash....absolutely love Patsy Kline,and a lot of the older bluegrass.

I voted for the Enterprise theme from the first 2 seasons.A close second would be the DS9 theme.I also liked Voyager.I don't really feel TNG had its own theme,as its theme was just a part of Star Trek:The Motion Pictures theme.It was good though.

You know,I was reading an article about a proto-type tricorder developed by a company for use in geology (or a similar science),a few weeks ago.Hmmm..Isn't it funny how when you want to recall a bit of trivia like this,your mind goes blank?

I'll try and recall where I saw that piece.It may have been in the science & tech section of the sunday Fresno Bee. :unsure:

Anyhoo,what I remember is that this prototype tricorder was capable of taking various types of measurements of gasses,liquids(moisture),and other elements present in rock and soil samples.

I watch quite a lot of Star Trek,actually.Here in Fresno,the WB Network(I think,or UPN :unsure: )airs Voyager every day around noon,and I'm usually home then,and at night UPN airs Deep Space Nine at 10 o'clock,and I almost always watch that just before the local news.Plus,on wednesdays and saturdays we have Enterprise (saturday is always a rerun of wednesday's show).Also,every once in a blue moon I'll catch TNG on TNT or Spike TV (or whatever its called this week).I'll also pop a Star Trek DVD into the old DVD player a few times a week.Usually one of my twenty-or-more TOS DVD's.

What can I say?I am a Trek addict

Single at the moment.Hopefully,one day I'll meet the woman of my dreams and get married.I'd like to think so anyway.The idea of marriage is very appealing,and so is the idea of fatherhood,and everything else that comes with it.

You know,I've tried many types of alcohol and have never found a single drink to my liking,so I just don't drink alcoholic beverages anymore.I mostly experimented in high school with my friends.I just never acquired a taste for it.

My drink of choice nowadays is bottled water.Or,if I'm feeling particularly daring,a Coke!

I enjoy studying history,and watch a lot of PBS,TLC,The History Channel,and Discovery.I am particularly interested in the various foreign policies employed by our presidents at different times during U.S. history,relations between the government and native americans at different times in history,the civil rights movement,and our military history.

I genuinely liked both,but the TWOK banner is my favorite.

Spoiled,I guess.I am the type of person who just has to look behind the curtain and spoil the illusion of Oz the Great and Terrible.

1.James Taylor

2.Cat Stevens

3.Van Morrison

4.Gordon Lightfoot

5.Neil Young

6.Michael McDonald

7.Christopher Cross

8.Rod Stewart

9.Al Jarreau

10.Joe Cocker

11.Bob Seger

12.Fleetwood Mac

13.The Eagles

14.The Doobie Brothers

15.Joe Cocker

 

And many others.My list is in no particular order.

Great musical tastes,TrekkieBabe!

My own collection includes the following (this is far from a complete list):

Phil Collins....Christopher Cross....Elton John....Chicago....Jounrey....Fleetwood Mac....Tears For Fears....Stevie Wonder....Steely Dan....Al Jarreau....Boney James....Peter Cetera....Sting....The Police....Hall & Oates....Air Supply....James Taylor....Lionel Richie....The Commodores....Seals & Crofts....U2....Marvin Gaye....Luther Vandross....Earth,Wind,& Fire....Don Henley....Genesis....Barry Manilow....Huey Lewis & The News....Hootie & The Blowfish....

(Star Trek):

Star Trek(TOS) TV Soundtracks Vol.1,2,3,4....Star Trek(TNG) TV Soundtracks Vol.1,2,3,4....Symphonic Star Trek....The Best of Star Trek Vol.1,2....Star Trek:Voyager....Star Trek:DS9....Star Trek:Enterprise....all movie soundtracks....and 15 assorted Star Trek audio books on CD....

(Comedy)

Weird Al Yankovic (all of his albums),Bill Cosby,Redd Foxx

(Misc.)

I own gospel CD's by Elvis,Ray Charles,Willie Nelson,and various country artists.I also own various other sci-fi and horror soundtracks(also superhero & Indiana Jones),and about 25 or 30 non-Trek audio books on CD (fiction and political).

I am an American.Born and raised in Fresno,California.

I am a male.Thankfully,for I have an emormous attraction to the fairer gender,and I do not believe my folks would appreciate a lesbian daughter.

Physically subdued by gorgeous Betazoid women,and tickled until I say "Uncle."

I noticed a few folks wanted to get sliced by b'atleth's... :unsure:

Okay....whatever floats your boat!

I like my idea better.