> Travis Edmunds <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >From: Deborah Harrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > > Travis Edmunds <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > >From: Deborah Harrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > > > >[GaryD:]
> > > > > Perhaps this subscription to the "gourami
> > > > > fish theory of mating"
> > > > > relates to your lowered expectations?
> > > ><snort of amusement>
> > > >Exactly the opposite -- I want an equal!
> > > Don't we all...
> > > Just out of curiosity though, how exactly would
> > > one qualify as your equal?
> >Oh, a Jean-Luc Picard type would do nicely... ;)
> So you want a middle-aged bald guy who drives a car
> that can reach warp 9 on
> the highway, which has a built-in replicator in the
> dash with an unlimited
> supply of earl-grey tea (HOT), and who's friends all
> call him Locutus?
>
> -Travis "a perfect response from you would be *make
> it so*" Edmunds
Imperfect response:
I prefer a full head of hair, but what's on top is
inconsequential to the brain inside the skull.
Jean-Luc reads Shakespeare, plays a flute (looks more
like a pennywhistle to me, but if they wanna call it a
flute, s'ok), AND rides horses (and looks good in that
attire!)! Not to mention his kindness, strength,
sensitivity and iron will... ;)
I think Himself referred to Star Trek characters as
'only 10 times better than a real person' (as opposed
to heroes a hundred or more times what a real person
is)... ;)
IIRC, I've written before that a 'realistic character'
from a TV series which I found attractive was BJ
Hunnicut from *M*A*S*H*: smart, funny, kind, strong
sense-of-self. Not handsome, but attractive.
Debbi
Tea For Two Is Good Maru :)
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