Message from discussion This Is Who They Are!

From: phyp...@rocketmail.com (Louis M. Brown)
Subject: Re: This Is Who They Are!
Date: 1999/05/21
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On 20 May 1999 21:35:20 GMT, fiveb...@aol.comLaLaLand (FIVEBAND)
wrote:

>Anita wrote:
>
>>>Well, DS9 has a way of remaking characters.
>>>In this case, it was for the better.
>>
>>Actually, it was begun earlier, in that TNG ep whose name I always
>>forget, in which Deanna must enter her mom's mind to help her through
>>the reemergence of an old psychological wound (the death of her other
>>daughter).
>
>Oh yeah, I forgot.  I actually liked "Dark Places" too.
>
>>>Neither I!  But she must be at least twice as old
>>>as you are.
>>
>>Nope; maybe half again as old...
>
>[chuckle]
>
>>Actually, since I aspire to live to be old, I sympathize with those
>>who've made it farther on that path than I have, and whenever
>>possible, treat them well instead of dissing them.  To me, that's the
>>only way to create a world in which I can hope to be well treated if I
>>also live that long.
>
>That's very traditional of you.  Ours is one of the few cultures in the
>world that actually reveres youth rather than age and experience.
>Kinda goes against the idea of this country being a meritocracy.
>
>[thinking]
>
>Did we discuss this before?
>
>PS:  If you get the pic from Shamtrek, DON'T PUT IT UP!!!  I look
>like smiling idiot!  :(
>
>-Evil Troll
>
>"It is imperative, for the future prospects of this nation, 
>that we respect the wisdom of the framers, comply with 
>their constitutional directives, and insist that our elected
>representatives do the same."
>



Hey Fiver, break me off with a copy of that pic. ;)

-LMB