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[rdlevy1215]

The line is also stated by Capt. Picard in Star Trek: First Contact
(In a robotics forum, i'm sure there are Trekkie's ;-) )

[EricH]

Originally Posted by rdlevy1215

The line is also stated by Capt. Picard in Star Trek: First Contact
(In a robotics forum, i'm sure there are Trekkie's ;-) )

Where do you think he got it from? Even in the far future, I'm sure there are Twain fans.

[rdlevy1215]

Originally Posted by EricH

Where do you think he got it from? Even in the far future, I'm sure there are Twain fans.

Oh, I know, I just wanted to put a "pop-culture" reference into it

[yodameister]

Originally Posted by rdlevy1215

The line is also stated by Capt. Picard in Star Trek: First Contact
(In a robotics forum, i'm sure there are Trekkie's ;-) )

As a huge fan or Star Trek, I would like to respectfully make a correction as to what we are called. We are not Trekkies, we are Trekkors

[IndySam]

Originally Posted by yodameister

As a huge fan or Star Trek, I would like to respectfully make a correction as to what we are called. We are not Trekkies, we are Trekkors

wouldn't that mean you were trekking somewhere?

[yodameister]

Here is a snippet from wikipedia that helps explain the difference:

Some Star Trek enthusiasts prefer the term "Trekkie", while some others self-identify as "Trekker". Self-identification as a "Trekkie" became even less popular after a famous national television parody in 1986 (see Parodies below); several self-described "Trekkers" were quoted as saying they "had a life" (contrasting themselves from "Trekkies").

In the 1991 TV show Star Trek: 25th Anniversary Special, Leonard Nimoy attempted to settle the issue by stating that the term 'Trekker' is the correct one.

In the documentary Trekkies, Kate Mulgrew stated that Trekkers are the ones "walking with us" while the Trekkies are the ones content to simply sit and watch Star Trek.

[JaneYoung]

Originally Posted by IndySam

wouldn't that mean you were trekking somewhere?

It could be a dilemma requiring a decision:

to Trekker not to trek.

I think I know what Mr. Twain's decision would be.

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Glad to hear you are feeling better, Bill. Keep it up.
And, thank you to Frank Merrick, for keeping us posted.

Jane