I went to a very strict Catholic school. The teachers were fanatical and insane and I grew to hate the place. One day in the hall, the boys and I were talking briefly about Star Trek and we began making the Vulcan salute. The principal, who was an ignorant little bitch, saw us doing this. We attempted to explain that all it meant was “live long and prosper” but she wasn’t having it and forbade us to make the sign from then on. We proceeded to make the sign behind her back whenever she passed us in the hall. I think she just didn’t want anything to compete with any Christian symbolism, like the sign of the cross. How do you say “you’re a short-sighted asshole” in Vulcan?
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Ultimate retribution.
Nice eyes, Dave.
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I happen to find you adorable.
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Well hello.
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I’ve no idea what do do with myself now that I’ve graduated. I think I’ll just work my way through Leonard Nimoy’s CV.
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may I help.. to wash your back?
May I… help wash you all over while I am also unclothed… and possibly dry you off… in bed? (X)
This is extraordinarily depressing.
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smiling Paris
Bloody gorgeous.
“
Lady Cora Weston: We strive so hard and all we really want is this, isn’t it? – A feeling of being at peace.
Paris: It takes two, doesn’t it.
Lady Cora Weston: Always two; solitude’s useless.
” — Mission: Impossible [S04E21 Lover’s Knot 1970] Paris (Leonard Nimoy) and Lady Cora Weston (Jane Merrow)