GIP & Trek

[amedia]

After reading a recent post from dejla about early resources on Star Trek, I realized for the jillionth time that I didn't have a Star Trek icon and finally got off my butt (or actually, on it) and made myself one. Featuring, of course, my favorite character. :-)

Then I realized... while composing a response to a recent tribble picture on icanhascheezburger.com - I have now been a Trekkie for TWO-THIRDS of my entire life! Starting at age 15, and I'm 45 now. Like... wow.

Comments

[dejla.livejournal.com]

I was ten when Star Trek first came on. I watched it with my dad. I'm 50 now. It's a stupefying thing, isn't it?

And whether or not a source was composed by a male author or a female author, it's still a source. Especially if the material is supported by secondary and other primary sources.

[amedia.livejournal.com]

I was ten when Star Trek first came on. I watched it with my dad. I'm 50 now. It's a stupefying thing, isn't it?

It is indeed! Wow, that's a four-to-one ratio of Trekhood to pre-Trekhood in your life. You rock! Using my fannish dinosaur icon in your honor. :-)

And whether or not a source was composed by a male author or a female author, it's still a source. Especially if the material is supported by secondary and other primary sources.

Um? Where is this coming from? Do you have me mixed up with another poster?

[dejla.livejournal.com]

And whether or not a source was composed by a male author or a female author, it's still a source. Especially if the material is supported by secondary and other primary sources.

Um? Where is this coming from? Do you have me mixed up with another poster?

Acckk!!! No, no. Sorry. It was coming from my original grumbling which initiated my post. No, no, no. Not you at all. Just grumbling about female writers who sniff that male sources don't count when discussing female writing.