Funny how James T. Kirk sounds sooo much like Denny Crane. Great quote and and even greater picture of our favorite canine philosopher...the one and only BoBo.
Sometimes I let my kids think this. Then I realize that they're letting me think that I'm letting them think this. Then everybody's happy...or so we think.
My perception is that you should all vote for me! If any of you are ever in Spain, I'll buy you a drink - You see, I make campaign promises and everything.
Neva, I confess to being a recovering Trekkie, but I knew that because I used to live in the next town east of Riverside. Lone Tree had no laundromat so when I needed to do laundry (and by that I mean NEEDED) I threw my clothes in my duffel and rode my bike to Riverside. Their economy is largely based on the fact that in some episode or book it says Kirk is from there and on your way into town the sign says "Welcome to Riverside, Iowa where the Trek begins" and behind that is about a 15-foot long model of the enterprise.
If it makes you feel any better, I have no idea where the other earthlings were born.
Doug: listen, your stock just went WAY up in my book. seriously -- that's a great story, and a great bit o' trivia. as long as you DON'T know where Shatner's from, i think you'll be okay (tho' i happen to know he used to have a horse ranch up in Three Rivers, CA -- as did Jack Nicholson/Angelica Houston, back in the day) xox
TLP: she's ba-a-a-ack! spoken like a mom who's cleaned out more than her fair share of cat boxes for a certain Teapot Tempest -- and/or 3D Pez dispenser -- when one of her girls goes out of town! ; ) xox
My way of saying you were missed and thought of oh so mucho whilst there (and at all times other than when in Starbucks) though I must say that Loverboy thought me nuts when I knew just what you and Joel would order! Ha, ha, haaaaa! Besos my dearest of amigas!
Weirsdo: lovelovelove that! almost akin to "I've had a perfectly wonderful evening. However, this wasn't it." almost. ; ) xox
Doug: nah... Al would claim Kirk lived near Riverside Drive, right off the Henry Hudson Parkway. that Al... xox
Miz B: Starbucks in Sevilla?? WOOTIE-TO-DA-HOOTIE! just saying... it's nice to know we'd be able to get our favorite drinks should we ever find our way over to Spain (oh, how i hope we will... some day!) 'tis my perception that you arrived here precisely on time, amiga! not one minute too late and/or too soon! just happy to see your smile -- lovelovelove knowing you had a grand trip (good for the BoheMian soul) miss you, too, dear friend!! (does this mean we'll be seeing videos of your latest journey soon???) xoxo
yes we most certainly do. and i wouldn't have it any other way.
Posted by: schnoodlepooh | 20 May 2007 at 07:31 PM
I thought General Custer said that.
Posted by: jan | 20 May 2007 at 07:32 PM
I thought Kirk said it to Custer.
Posted by: Diesel | 20 May 2007 at 10:24 PM
If at first you don't perceive...you should get your eyes checked. But remember, perception is in the mind, not the eye, of the beholder.
Posted by: Theresa | 21 May 2007 at 05:23 AM
Funny how James T. Kirk sounds sooo much like Denny Crane. Great quote and and even greater picture of our favorite canine philosopher...the one and only BoBo.
Posted by: Joel | 21 May 2007 at 08:49 AM
...by the way...love how BoBo is sticking his tongue out at the camera.
Posted by: Joel | 21 May 2007 at 09:10 AM
Schnoodlepooh: me neither, girlfriend! xox
Jan: he meant to. xox
Diesel: he meant to. xox
Theresa: that's what you think... xox
Honey: he has us right where he wants us, that's for sure! (i love this picture, too) xox
Posted by: neva | 21 May 2007 at 04:36 PM
Honey: Denny Crane! heh heh. yeah, amazing how much he sounds like Kirk. xox
Posted by: neva | 21 May 2007 at 04:37 PM
A native of Riverside, Iowa, I might just add.
Posted by: Doug | 21 May 2007 at 04:45 PM
The Captain is so full of wisdom.
Posted by: Nessa | 21 May 2007 at 04:59 PM
Doug: i'm only a little scared by the fact you knew that. xox
Nessa: truly, he was a man ahead of our time. xox
Posted by: neva | 21 May 2007 at 06:44 PM
Sometimes I let my kids think this. Then I realize that they're letting me think that I'm letting them think this. Then everybody's happy...or so we think.
XOX
Posted by: G | 21 May 2007 at 08:08 PM
Totally true quote. Totally true. Dogs have us right where they want us. Cats too. Women too. :)
Posted by: Dan | 21 May 2007 at 10:06 PM
No self-respecting pet would have it any other way.
Posted by: actonbell | 22 May 2007 at 06:20 AM
My perception is that you should all vote for me! If any of you are ever in Spain, I'll buy you a drink - You see, I make campaign promises and everything.
Posted by: Theresa | 22 May 2007 at 02:33 PM
G: i think i know what you mean. pretty sure that's how it works around here, too. : ) xox
Dan: and don't you forget it, bub. ; ) xox
Actonbell: sounds like something Serena would say! ; ) xox
Theresa: spoken like a true politician -- OR the finalist in Diesel's Caption Contest! : ) xox
Posted by: neva | 22 May 2007 at 03:18 PM
Neva, I confess to being a recovering Trekkie, but I knew that because I used to live in the next town east of Riverside. Lone Tree had no laundromat so when I needed to do laundry (and by that I mean NEEDED) I threw my clothes in my duffel and rode my bike to Riverside. Their economy is largely based on the fact that in some episode or book it says Kirk is from there and on your way into town the sign says "Welcome to Riverside, Iowa where the Trek begins" and behind that is about a 15-foot long model of the enterprise.
If it makes you feel any better, I have no idea where the other earthlings were born.
But Radar O'Reilly is from Ottumwa.
Posted by: Doug | 22 May 2007 at 03:21 PM
Yep. You pick up the dog's poop. YOU are the servant. No doubt about it.
Posted by: tanlucypez | 22 May 2007 at 04:13 PM
Doug: listen, your stock just went WAY up in my book. seriously -- that's a great story, and a great bit o' trivia. as long as you DON'T know where Shatner's from, i think you'll be okay (tho' i happen to know he used to have a horse ranch up in Three Rivers, CA -- as did Jack Nicholson/Angelica Houston, back in the day) xox
TLP: she's ba-a-a-ack! spoken like a mom who's cleaned out more than her fair share of cat boxes for a certain Teapot Tempest -- and/or 3D Pez dispenser -- when one of her girls goes out of town! ; ) xox
Posted by: neva | 22 May 2007 at 05:08 PM
Right up there with my favorite, "Let's put him/her/it out of our misery."
Posted by: weirsdo | 22 May 2007 at 07:33 PM
I just wanted to set the record straight before Al claimed he was from Soho.
Posted by: Doug | 22 May 2007 at 10:07 PM
Ah pereption... it may seem that I am late to the party... but am I or is it what y'all want to see... or am I where I am supposed to be... or...
Um...
I have nothing... perception can dizzify the best of bohemians I tell you... *sighetty sigh*
And as a side note, nothing to do with the faboo quote up above, let me state that the two days spent in Sevilla had me visit Starbucks (they had THREE there!!!!) 5 times... FIVE... me! The bohemian who refused to set foot in them but alas, once I stepped in, I truly believed I was in SF and many a chai tea latté with soymilk was had and now? I need to find a group for addicts because the withdrawals are a bitch and a half but oh joy of joys now I know what to order when we go into a Starbucks together! WOOHETTY WOOH my sistah! And yeah, I got the boy hooked on my drink too! Oy!
My way of saying you were missed and thought of oh so mucho whilst there (and at all times other than when in Starbucks) though I must say that Loverboy thought me nuts when I knew just what you and Joel would order! Ha, ha, haaaaa! Besos my dearest of amigas!
Posted by: Miz BoheMia | 23 May 2007 at 09:55 AM
PS- I meant perCeption! Oy...
Posted by: Miz BoheMia | 23 May 2007 at 09:56 AM
Weirsdo: lovelovelove that! almost akin to "I've had a perfectly wonderful evening. However, this wasn't it." almost. ; ) xox
Doug: nah... Al would claim Kirk lived near Riverside Drive, right off the Henry Hudson Parkway. that Al... xox
Miz B: Starbucks in Sevilla?? WOOTIE-TO-DA-HOOTIE! just saying... it's nice to know we'd be able to get our favorite drinks should we ever find our way over to Spain (oh, how i hope we will... some day!) 'tis my perception that you arrived here precisely on time, amiga! not one minute too late and/or too soon! just happy to see your smile -- lovelovelove knowing you had a grand trip (good for the BoheMian soul) miss you, too, dear friend!! (does this mean we'll be seeing videos of your latest journey soon???) xoxo
Posted by: neva | 23 May 2007 at 10:04 AM
Oh my...that is quite a deverse comment section to read through in a minute.
*shakes spinning head and tries to focus*
Where I am being had? more importantly, is it warm and can I wear my flipflops?
Posted by: Minka | 24 May 2007 at 09:08 PM
"He's dead, Jim."
That's the only line I remember from that show.
Kirk was from Iowa or something.
Picard was from Soho.
Q was from the Village, no question.
Posted by: Al | 25 May 2007 at 12:14 PM
"He's dead, Jim." That's the only line I remember from that show.
When he's finally born two centuries from now, Kirk will be from Iowa or Nebraska or something. He'll be a damned fine left-handed pitcher, too.
Picard will be from Soho. The accent will tie him to the East side of Broadway.
Q? He'll be from the Village, no question.
Posted by: Al | 25 May 2007 at 12:20 PM
Damn Typepad -- you got both the draft and the final.
Posted by: Al | 25 May 2007 at 06:07 PM
Minka: we aims for diversity around here, that's FO SHO'! heh heh. and yes! it's warm and flip-flops are a must! ; ) xox
Al: gotta say -- that comment was pretty damn funny both times! *claps* xox
Posted by: neva | 27 May 2007 at 09:36 AM