Comments | velocityofsound: Today we mourn the loss of the honourable Sir Neckbeard

velocityofsound

Today we mourn the loss of the honourable Sir Neckbeard

Jun 02, 2009 15:24

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natacup82 June 2 2009, 19:41:54 UTC

WHAT IS THAT THING ON HIS FACE?

velocityofsound June 4 2009, 19:11:42 UTC

THERE ARE NO WORDS, I AM AFRAID.

dawning_star June 2 2009, 19:47:09 UTC

Spock's World is awesome. Diane Duane still remains my favorite Trek author, hands down. You'll probably love The Wounded Sky and My Enemy, My Ally if you haven't already had a chance to check those out. :D

velocityofsound June 4 2009, 19:12:08 UTC

I will look for those! Thank you. :)

moyawyvern June 2 2009, 20:29:13 UTC

I have read Spock's World several times, but not in many years. Although, luckily, I did bring it when I moved a zillion years ago. I am reading Uhura's Song right now. The movie got me in the mood. I hope you enjoy the book.

velocityofsound June 4 2009, 19:15:53 UTC

Oooh, you'll have to tell me how you like Uhura's Song, I need to track that one down.

moyawyvern June 5 2009, 02:14:47 UTC

This is like my 4th or 5th reread of Uhura's Song. I have loved it for years, but I didn't think I brought it with my when I moved from MA. Although it is a bit of a different read at my current age. You are more than welcome to borrow it when I finish, which won't be that long.

bexatious June 2 2009, 21:10:07 UTC

I saw this earlier and then my internet died BECAUSE EVEN IT CAN'T HANDLE THE HOTNESS OF THE PORNSTACHE.

I don't know what's wrong with me but I would DO HIM A THOUSAND TIMES MORE WITH THAT THING.

velocityofsound June 4 2009, 19:16:24 UTC

LMAO BEX, ILU BUT SERIOUSLY THAT'S WRONG.

bexatious June 5 2009, 02:50:38 UTC

I think my brain took a wrong turn somewhere growing up.

But the caterpillar has gone now, and the babyclean face makes me want to do him SO MUCH MORE THAN THE PORNSTACHE.

wintergreen126 June 2 2009, 21:39:17 UTC

may sir neckbeard rip. at least the hat is still there?

how is spock's world? i'm familiar with that and a number of the related st novels, but i could never bring myself to read them. i'm afraid that may push me over from possible-trekkie-in-denial into solid trekkie ;o)

have a good one :o)

velocityofsound June 4 2009, 19:18:43 UTC

I really like it, it has an artistry when it comes to the prose I didn't expect from Trek novels (going in blind, as it were.) I'm sure some are better than others, but it's well done and has a lot of rather beautiful Vulcan culture (etc.) so it fills in a lot of gaps.