OT Sunday

[eddiesteddy4711]

I've been reading some of the older Star Trek novels recently, and I came across these gems.

"?" he said with his eyebrows.
I'm not even sure how that works.

The captain grinned slyly at his medical officer. "You are fond of our Vulcan iceberg, aren't you, Bones?"
Vulcan iceberg. This forever fixes Bones in my mind as the TitanicI'll be sure to

Comments

[pyrocrastinator]

LOL. The questioning eyebrows belong to Spock, by any chance? xP

Bones: I'm a doctor! Not a ship.

/nerdiness

[pyrocrastinator]

*DO the questioning etc., etc.

*facepalm*

[eddiesteddy4711]

Actually, the questioning eyebrows in question belong to Kirk.

[pyrocrastinator]

Ah. Kirk is so awesome, his eyebrows can talk.

In punctuation marks.

(Ahaha, your icon...)

[megumi_kitten]

I so need to learn how to do "?" with my eyebrows.

[eddiesteddy4711]

When you do, teach me!

[megumi_kitten]

I will! I will become the Richard Simmons of EYEBROW EXPRESSION!

[eddiesteddy4711]

EXCELLENT.

[vivian_lake]

>>>"?" he said with his eyebrows.
I'm not even sure how that works.

He has Amanda Palmer-style eyebrows, obviously.

[eddiesteddy4711]

Well now that you've said it, there's one out there somewhere that just materialized. RUN FOR YOUR LIFE.

[lady_bealzabub]

[eddiesteddy4711]

Mostly it's the fact that the Vulcan iceberg is, well... Vulcan. And Vulcan is always first and foremost in my mind associated with forges and metalwork and blacksmithing. Oh hai Hephaestus.

I tend to read everything in a DeForest Kelly voice. Unless I'm reading Star Trek, and then everyone sounds like William Shatner, even the narration.

[link621]

I find that most popular music is more entertaining if you read the lyrics in the William Shatner voice, but I don't promise you'll listen to popular music anymore once you start with that.