An Illinois man, Howard Leventhal, pleaded guilty Monday to multiple counts of fraud in a scam that beamed away some $25 million from investors into a bogus scheme to build a "medical tricorder" just like the one used by "Doctor Spock" in the popular
I think you meant "If you don't like Star Trek, you can't be a Murkin. It's kind of a fact. Everybody knows this."
Damn it Jim, the Enterprise is starship, not an economic system!
ONE. HUNDRED. BILLION. DOLLARS.!!!
Please keep up.
Wait, seriously, there was a character named Gaius Baltar?
Bring a hand blender.
FRIST AMENDMENT!!!!!
A devotee?
Oh, shut up. I don't give crap about "beloved", but find me another quote like "He's dead, Jim".
Oh pleez oh pleez oh pleez.
Sorry.
Jesus. All that, and then she dies of cervical cancer. At 48.
Well, he could do some time in the Greybar Hotel. Also, the story didn't mention restitution, but it does get ordered sometimes.
Insufficient levels of recursion.
I think you meant "If you don't like Star Trek, you can't be a Murkin. It's kind of a fact. Everybody knows this."
Oh, they know where to put them.
I always thought Yeoman Rand was kinda hot (and yes, the fact that I actually remembered her name makes me both an oldz and kind of a geek)
I don't think transporters can go that low
much hotter than Nurse Chapel