I had a walking afternoon after that: down about 25 blocks of Sandy because Portland's blocks are short, with my hand frequently up to his shield my eyes from the sun, then the bus into downtown where I briefly visited the Saturday Market (ran into a woman who'd been attending the "Battlestar at the Bagdad" screenings; she was selling homemade magnets) and walked along the Willamette before getting a bus home. And now, home. Me and this apartment, we go...yeah, not as far back, just to 2002. Now I'm wondering who lived here then...
The Time Warp (again)
I had a walking afternoon after that: down about 25 blocks of Sandy because Portland's blocks are short, with my hand frequently up to his shield my eyes from the sun, then the bus into downtown where I briefly visited the Saturday Market (ran into a woman who'd been attending the "Battlestar at the Bagdad" screenings; she was selling homemade magnets) and walked along the Willamette before getting a bus home. And now, home. Me and this apartment, we go...yeah, not as far back, just to 2002. Now I'm wondering who lived here then...
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“This is Capt. James T. Kirk of the Federation Starsh—” *boooom*
I got thinking of 1994’s Star Trek: Generations, enough to dig up the film’s trailer. It makes the movie feel small, which it honestly is. I’ve…
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To boldly bone where no one has boned before
“ Star Trek? Horny? Noooooooooooooo.” (I was being very sarcastic.)
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It's always a good time for this blog to write about "Star Trek" (Tarantino's adventures)
Today I learned a little bit about the concept for the Star Trek film that Quentin Tarantino wanted to direct: he and screenwriter Mark L. Smith (of…
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