Gee, I wonder if anyone missed me????

[fringey]

Hey folks! Sorry to be gone so long, and I probably won't be around much for the next few months. My computer at home is dying, and we no longer have internet access at work cause it slows our systems down too much. But, I HAD to come back because of the email I got last night from here. Seems that Rolling Stone magazine mentioned Trek Passions and pulled a quote from one of yours truly's posts. I guess that makes me the official spokesperson for TP? Anyway, happy holidays to all, and I will try to get on more often. I have moved to dayshift at work as they are grooming me for a management position (during which trainign I am far exceeding their exectations. No surprise to me! ) and I can't be trained for this on graveyard. I AM doing my best to stay out of driect sunlight though, as I am afraid of disintegrating!

Patrick
a.k.a. Fringey, The Fringe Element
"A life lived without passion is a life not lived.

[cooky37]

yes Fringey, you were missed. No mention of me in the article oh well.
I've been trying poach a few people from BBCA discusion board which is very tyranical no luck

Will someone shut that man up
NEVER!

[ninjabear]

Hadn't noticed, but I don't visit TrekPassions as much as I used to so hey, congrats to the Fringe Man for making...uh, Rolling Stoned?
(Suddenly I hear Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show.)
Don't know from this article you mentioned, why didn't you link it in your post so we can all bask in your moment?

I hope they didn't use anything of mine because I always get taken out of context.
Ages ago I gave a TV news-magazine a thoughtful, articulate, one minute interview, but all they wanted was a soundbyte so the merely used my one wisecrack,
"You don't often see Klingons getting lucky because it's not a pretty sight."