STAR TREK

J. Ferrell - withheld ((no email))
Mon, 30 Jun 1997 14:09:33 -0400 (EDT)

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> ``Star Trek'' was a science-fiction TV show of the 1960s, '70s,
> '80s and '90s. If it lasts much longer, it won't be science
> fiction. It'll be history that never happened.
>
> ``Star Trek'' showed that all peoples everywhere, no matter how
> strange, alien, giant-headed and fakey-looking, even in far
> galaxies where no man has gone before, have something in common:
> They speak English. Also, in the original ``Star Trek,'' they all
> wear tacky clothes.
>
> ``Star Trek'' has millions of loyal followers who also all have
> something in common: They'll all write us nasty letters about
> this item. But actually, we're not making fun of the show. We
> like it.
>
> It teaches an important lesson: Study English. It's humiliating
> to have your grammar corrected by some horrible slithering
> creature not from this Earth. We know. We have editors.
>

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