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From: ins_argr@jhunix.UUCP (Robert G Roberds)
Newsgroups: net.startrek
Subject: Re: Reality intrudes........
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Date: Sun, 24-Nov-85 02:44:28 EST
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Posted: Sun Nov 24 02:44:28 1985
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> 
>    I, a confirmed trekkie, read the trekkie news today for the 
> first time and found it ... interesting:
> 
> - Discussions about how fast warp k REALLY is. 
> - Does Spock lie? If so, what are his motivations?
(Blah blah blah)  -Miri

>    One person seemed to be getting a glimmer of a clue - he/she suggested
> that perhaps the writers of the show actually (gasp) MAKE UP some of
> Spock's spoken statistics. This is an important concept, so let
> us rephrase it, in order that it not be overlooked. The suggestion
> was that perhaps the imaginary words placed in the imaginary mouth
> of this imaginary character might in fact be quite imaginary. 

> - Star Trek is only a tv show, with mediocre acting at that 
>   (have you ever seen T. J. Hooker? Shatner is a graduate
>   of the Famous Overactors School).

>                    >>>>>>>> TREKKIE*BUSTER

Listen, you. We got just one thing to say to your kind:

Bonk bonk on the head! Bonk bonk! Bonk bonk!
-- 

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