I wore my Spock shirt last night to my sister's bachelorette party, and everyone thought it was pretty awesome. However, due to my....bust, lets say, half of Spock's face is, well, more sticky-out-y than the other half. My boobs get in the way. My husband pointed this out to me when I first got the shirt, "Your boobs cut Spock's face in half..." "Well," I smirked, "Lucky guy..."
Kristi, the master of word-mashing, came up with a new term. "Spoobs." My Spock Boobs. Heh. I thought it was funny.
Anyways, at the party, my sister' friend Christy (not to be confused with Kristi...you see) said, "Nice shirt, but I know him as Sylar more..." I agreed with her, even though I had seen Star Trek twice, yes twice, before I even began my rapid Hereos obsession. Now, I don't know what I would think if I went back and watch Star Trek again. Whould I find him as believable as Spock as I did the first time? Probably, because he does do an excellent job, but, I think now, I will shutter ever so slightly, wonding if he's just gonna slice the top of Kirk's head off to get him to put a sock in it.
Oh, well, we shall see. Maybe another trip to the movie theater is in order in the near future....
You and your Spoobs better let me know when you're going because I want to come with!! Make it the third time! And speaking of which - wouldn't this be your fourth Star Trek outing?
ReplyDeleteAlso - if Spock didn't have control over his emotions, he'd more than likely slice the top of Kirk's skull off, scoop the brains out and use his skull as cereal bowl - if I remember my Vulcan history from a child, Vulcans were extremely violent and that was when they developed their reason and logic to control that - hence no emotion - if they let it take hold they'll revert to type. Romulans are what Vulcans would have been had they not conquered their emotions with logic. Romulans are an off-shoot.
I'm not a geek - not at all. :)
PS - baby looks hot in a peacoat. But - he looks fine in everything he puts on (or doesn't put on).