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R. I. P. Spock

PostPosted: Fri Feb 27, 2015 6:32 pm
by Duel of Fates
Sad day for sci fi fans. Leonard Nimoy passed away this morning. He was Jedi, before Jedi was cool.

Live long, and prosper.
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Re: R. I. P. Spock

PostPosted: Fri Feb 27, 2015 10:39 pm
by WD-40
Yeah, saw that a few hours ago. Definitely my Favorite space character, even including 'Wars'. Nimoy was awesome.

For you younglings out there, smoking kills...even after you quit. Once the damage is done, it will haunt you. Contributed to my Dad's death too.

Re: R. I. P. Spock

PostPosted: Fri Feb 27, 2015 11:54 pm
by Brazosgrad
Wish we could all go out with as much class and respect as this gentleman did. And I just thought I felt bad when Scotty died...

Re: R. I. P. Spock

PostPosted: Sat Feb 28, 2015 12:01 am
by haasd0gg
Still a good actor til the end, too. You guys must've watched Fringe...

Re: R. I. P. Spock

PostPosted: Sat Feb 28, 2015 12:48 am
by WD-40
Brazosgrad wrote:Wish we could all go out with as much class and respect as this gentleman did. And I just thought I felt bad when Scotty died...

I gotta find the photo I got with Walter Koenig (aka Checkov, who was also promoting some comic book he wrote, that I never heard of)) during the one and only time I went to a Star Trek Convention when I lived a short time in Indiana. If I find it, I will post it. I may have been the 'one and only non-dork' there. But I wore shorts with a striped shirt, so I looked like someone who was trying desperately to hang onto reality, while being pulled into some futuristic [poo] fantasy to be lost forever. Anyway, around 1994, I was in the parking lot in Indianapolis for that Convention, when James Doohan (aka 'Scotty) was driving a Motor Home into the lot with a "Where the Fuc am I gonna park this thing?!?" look on his face. Truly spooked out. I'll never forget that one. Cracked me up! Made me also think..wow, these people are truly just like the rest of us.

Re: R. I. P. Spock

PostPosted: Sat Feb 28, 2015 4:24 am
by 11_Panama_
I was never really into Star Trek..but I loved him in "In Search Of". One of my all time TV greatest shows favorite. R.I.P. Mr Leonard Nimoy.

Re: R. I. P. Spock

PostPosted: Sat Feb 28, 2015 4:56 am
by NiteRunner81
R.I.P. The Original Galvatron...

Re: R. I. P. Spock

PostPosted: Mon Mar 02, 2015 11:47 pm
by CommanderOtto
live long and prosper - my favorite phrase

Re: R. I. P. Spock

PostPosted: Sat May 23, 2015 4:45 pm
by CommanderOtto
WD-40 wrote:
Brazosgrad wrote:Wish we could all go out with as much class and respect as this gentleman did. And I just thought I felt bad when Scotty died...

I gotta find the photo I got with Walter Koenig (aka Checkov, who was also promoting some comic book he wrote, that I never heard of)) during the one and only time I went to a Star Trek Convention when I lived a short time in Indiana. If I find it, I will post it. I may have been the 'one and only non-dork' there. But I wore shorts with a striped shirt, so I looked like someone who was trying desperately to hang onto reality, while being pulled into some futuristic [poo] fantasy to be lost forever. Anyway, around 1994, I was in the parking lot in Indianapolis for that Convention, when James Doohan (aka 'Scotty) was driving a Motor Home into the lot with a "Where the Fuc am I gonna park this thing?!?" look on his face. Truly spooked out. I'll never forget that one. Cracked me up! Made me also think..wow, these people are truly just like the rest of us.



LMAO, I can't believe I missed this post. Scotty with the motor home :lol:

I just had my graduation ceremony a few weeks ago (Economics) at that place. There really is no place to park that thing. I wonder how he managed it.

Re: R. I. P. Spock

PostPosted: Wed May 27, 2015 3:47 am
by NiteRunner81
I have removed the post by lucygp and banned the account permanently because there was a spam link in the user's signature. to some MMO gold for sale site.