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It's been Star Trek Day in Nevvie's house!

I watched All Good Things..., the final two part episode of The Next Generation, and felt very happy and squeeish indeed. TNG rocks my intergalactic socks, yo. *giggles*
And then I watched the best episode of Futurama ever, staring the cast of the Original series, and had more Star Trek in-jokes than a Jeffries tube full of Tribbles. I think I might watch my First Contact (aka the best Star Trek film ever) dvd tonight too.
I am such a sad, sad fangirl. *lol*

I used to be ashamed of my extreme geekiness, but now I embrace my Inner Geek with pride. Besides, now it's almost trendy to be geeky, so that means I'm cool! Yeahhh! Why couldn't I have been cool in High School? My life would have been so much easier. *laughs* (It's so unfair! Why do they wait until I'm 25 when 'being cool' doesn't mean anything anymore to make me cool? That's just plain rude. ;-)

Comments

[eyre-lasgalen.livejournal.com]

Oh Nevvie, just embrace the geek withing and screw being cool or trendy. Infact, if it EVER becomes cool to be a geek, then I think I'll vomit. Seriously. If all the things that make us interesting and different become trendy, then where does that leave people like us?

I know that I don't long to be cool or trendy. I'm looking for anti-trendy, really. This week I bought a soopa cool Toronto-Trendy hat, but I'm wearing it in North Bay, where it's not at all trendy. If it does happen to become stylish, I'm putting the hat out to pasture until the fad has passed. Maybe it's just as wrong to want to be counter-trendy as it is to be trendy. I don't know and frankly, don't care.

[angelislington.livejournal.com]

Every time I see your icon I think: 'Mental Case'. *giggles*
(It's the skeleton behind you that really gives it that 'I just escaped from the men in white coats, bwahahaha' feeling ;-)

Aly baby, you're SOOPACOOL no matter where you are! At least, in my freaky world anyway. *grins*