[MT] Xena, Paghat, and Captain Janeway:
D. L. Tooley
or the end of the oldest profession?
-DT
Clave
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>
> or the end of the oldest profession?
No, Dougie -- you and yours will be around until the end of time.
So will we.
Jim
paghat
<ClaviusNo...@gte.net> wrote:
Funniest damn thing I heard at a party was a woman doing a perfect
imitation of Janeway & segwaying into an equally perfect rendition of "We
Represent the Lollypop Gild the Lollypog Guild the Lollypop Gild" with no
change of vocalization.
-paghat the ratgirl
Clave
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Heh. That's good -- I can hear it.
I heard an impressionist doing Patrick Stewart on the radio a while back.
Try to imagine Jon-Luc Picard saying, "Lets get drunk and play ping-pong."
Jim
Bob Harrington
paghat wrote:
Was kind of fun watching the series finale, with two Janeways, the Borg
queen, and 38-24-37 of 9 all trying to see who had the deepest, most manly
voice... =)
Larry Penoza
Clave wrote:
>
> I heard an impressionist doing Patrick Stewart on the radio a while back.
> Try to imagine Jon-Luc Picard saying, "Lets all get drunk and play ping-pong."
>
That is actually Patrick Stewart saying that. It's from an episode of
The Simpsons. He was a guest voice, and that was one of his lines.
They play it as a bumper on several of the local radio stations in
Seattle.
I also find it hilarious to hear that line coming out in his voice.
LP
Clave
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The comic must have been quoting the show then. He was talking on the radio
show about actually meeting Stewart at some hotel and saying that line to him
in Stewart's own voice.
Apparently Stewart was not amused.
Jim
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[] Was kind of fun watching the series finale, with two Janeways, the Borg
[] queen, and 38-24-37 of 9 all trying to see who had the deepest, most manly
[] voice... =)
I was rootin' for the Moist Queen, myself, but they keep killing her
off.
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paghat
<hovn...@bcstec.ca.boeing.com> wrote:
> Bob Harrington wrote:
> >
> > paghat wrote:
> >
> > > In article <ux1R6.5540$8C5.1...@paloalto-snr1.gtei.net>, "Clave"
> > > <ClaviusNo...@gte.net> wrote:
> > >
> > > > "D. L. Tooley" <too...@home.com> wrote in message
> > > > news:3VXQ6.78831$p33.1...@news1.sttls1.wa.home.com...
> > > > >
> > > > > or the end of the oldest profession?
> > > >
> > > > No, Dougie -- you and yours will be around until the end of time.
> > > >
> > > > So will we.
> > > >
> > > > Jim
> > >
> > > Funniest damn thing I heard at a party was a woman doing a perfect
> > > imitation of Janeway & segwaying into an equally perfect rendition of "We
> > > Represent the Lollypop Gild the Lollypog Guild the Lollypop Gild" with no
> > > change of vocalization.
> > >
> > > -paghat the ratgirl
> >
> > Was kind of fun watching the series finale, with two Janeways, the Borg
> > queen, and 38-24-37 of 9 all trying to see who had the deepest, most manly
> > voice... =)
>
> [Sigh] I'm going to miss watching 6 of 9.
I've seen the actress in two movies & one other television show. Without
the borg act, alas, she's kind of just another Barbi. But at least she's
working, & maybe we'll get to see her in something else that permits her
to raise an eyebrow or force someone to comply.
-paghat the ratgirl
MGLloyd
> I've seen the actress in two movies & one other television show. Without
> the borg act, alas, she's kind of just another Barbi. But at least she's
> working, & maybe we'll get to see her in something else that permits her
> to raise an eyebrow or force someone to comply.
>
> -paghat the ratgirl
About ten days ago, it was announced that Jeri Ryan (the actress mentioned
above) will be a series regular appearing as a teacher in 'Boston Public',
beginning its second season this fall on Fox.
Regards,
Michael Lloyd
Paul Hovnanian
>
> In article <3B17D610...@bcstec.ca.boeing.com>, Paul Hovnanian
> <hovn...@bcstec.ca.boeing.com> wrote:
>
> >
> > [Sigh] I'm going to miss watching 6 of 9.
>
> I've seen the actress in two movies & one other television show. Without
> the borg act, alas, she's kind of just another Barbi. But at least she's
> working, & maybe we'll get to see her in something else that permits her
> to raise an eyebrow or force someone to comply.
That would be nice. The 'resistance is futile' bit might be a little
more
interesting if it involved less Borg technology and a little more old
fashioned hardware like handcuffs and a whip. ;-)
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> The 'resistance is futile' bit might be a little more interesting
> if it involved less Borg technology and a little more old
> fashioned hardware like handcuffs and a whip. ;-)
Pervert.
Jim