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Posted by: Wil 2 years, 6 months agoI found a long-forgotten photo of my teenage self dressed up as Mr. Spock. The sound of my fifteen year-old voice spoke to me across twenty years of memory, and it opened a flood of memories about my years on the convention circuit . . .
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I was a Propeller Scout, and I ran the Geeks Group. AOL sent me to the land of Wind and Ghosts, though, so I don ...
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MilesAway
April 19, 2007, 9:49 a.m.Hey "Wesley" can you go where you never had gone before and try to create a new "Trek" from perspective of Next Generation of Kids? "Star Trek" is far better than anything Walt Disney made and it (Star Trek) need go to new dimension and to reach a new horizons.
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earthlingerer
April 19, 2007, 12:16 p.m.Never been to a convention, and Shatner's SNL skit pretty much had sewn up the thought of ever going to a Star Trek convention... of course if it's something like "cannabis cup", or something, I'm always wishing I could go.
I'll have to put them both on the same level now. I'll someday find something to get my geek loose.
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edromar2
April 19, 2007, 12:22 p.m.Who's promoting this story? 2 responses in 20 hours--while 2 stories on a new report of evidence on building 7 on 9-11 was totally removed this morning after only a couple hours in spite of having an immediate onslaught of responses.
Who makes these stiupid choices?
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not2needy
April 19, 2007, 3:05 p.m.My husband is the absolute biggest fan of Star Trek, all of them, from the first with Kirk, to the last, and i can't even remember who the captain was on that one. He still watches them on spike and sci-fi.
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