Hey, I get it. Like the Kobyashi Maru from the Star Trek movie she was in. Wasn't she hot back then?

ucster: Hey, I get it. Like the Kobyashi Maru from the Star Trek movie she was in. Wasn't she hot back then?

Yes. And for the record, I was in 8th grade back then. It's been THAT LONG since she was hawt.

Win subby. Absolute win.

/I'd still hit it

Ok subby, that's funny.

She already televised her failed weight-loss attempts in the form of Jenny Craig commercials.

Yuck. This:


is when she thinks she looks great.

Prepare for televised brainwashing courtesy the cult of Scientology.

AdolfOliverPanties: Yuck. This: is when she thinks she looks great.

If she looks like that and is knocking on your door, do me a favor and give her my address then.

yea subby!

*snort*

ucster
Hey, I get it. Like the Kobyashi Maru from the Star Trek movie she was in. Wasn't she hot back then?

Pff. Robin Curtis' Saavik was way hotter.

Taleya: Pff. Robin Curtis' Saavik was way hotter.

Hotter is according to your preferences, I disagree. But I think it goes without saying that Alley was a far better actress. Curtis couldn't act the part of a dead woman without screwing it up

I KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN't watch that.

GraysonAC: I'd still hit it

You know what happens when a smaller mass strikes a much larger mass, right?

Toshiro Mifune's Letter Opener: I KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN't watch that.

But it's the Genesis of new television.

/Marcus up for a +1

ucster: Hey, I get it. Like the Kobyashi Maru from the Star Trek movie she was in. Wasn't she hot back then?

Yes, and remember, the Kobayashi Maru was meant to be a no-win situation. So, yeah, the parallels are astonishing. ;)

mamoru: ucster: Hey, I get it. Like the Kobyashi Maru from the Star Trek movie she was in. Wasn't she hot back then?

Yes, and remember, the Kobayashi Maru was meant to be a no-win situation. So, yeah, the parallels are astonishing. ;)

That was the idea.

Thanks, all!

The English Major: But it's the Genesis of new television.

No Bones about it.

Toshiro Mifune's Letter Opener: The English Major: But it's the Genesis of new television.

No Bones about it.

Maybe in the next film, Abrams can have the Enterprise crew come back in time and save humanity by rescuing Kirstie Alley.

She clearly seems to have forgotten that the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the view, or the one. Logic, therefore, dictates that the show be axed.

If she quit playing with her E-meter all the time and walked long distances, she'd do a lot better.

MuadDib: mamoru: ucster: Hey, I get it. Like the Kobyashi Maru from the Star Trek movie she was in. Wasn't she hot back then?

Yes, and remember, the Kobayashi Maru was meant to be a no-win situation. So, yeah, the parallels are astonishing. ;)

That was the idea.

Thanks, all!

But I don't believe in the no-win scena---

*takes a look at Kirstie Alley*

Errr... nevermind.

Thank you subby.

Poor Kirstie Alley.

Buried under the fat...

I thought scientology was supposed to cure all bodily ills? Shouldn't she be perfect if she's a clear?