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Spock: “I’m a Vulcan, not a freakin’ elf.”

Aragorn: “You look like an elf to me.”

 

 

Star Trek advice No. 3: When in doubt, always blame it on a transporter malfunction.

 

 

Little-known Star Trek fact: The “sub-Prime Directive” prompted the foreclosure of Star Fleet Academy.

 

 

Star Trek advice No. 31: If you’re assigned to an Away Team and nobody knows your name, notify your next of kin immediately. You’re not coming home.

 

 

Little known Star Trek fact: The trouble with tribbles is that, when they grow up, they become Ewoks.

 

 

Star Trek adage No. 163: Anti-matter ain’t what it used to be.

 

 

Have you noticed there are no toilets in Star Trek? Makes me wonder what’s going on in those jumpsuits.

 

 

Basic Star Trek rules: Keep your phaser on “stun” and your communicator on “vibrate.”

 

 

In the original Star Trek series, Capt. Kirk had a great attitude about alien life — screw it or kill it … sometimes both.

 

 

Star Trek advice No. 157: When a cop pulls you over and asks if you know how fast you were going, don’t say “Warp 10.”

 

 

To all you Star Trek fans: Live long and prosper. And keep your friends close, but your Klingons closer.

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Carleton Bryant

Carleton Bryant

Carleton Bryant is the assistant managing editor for strategic planning and development/special projects for The Washington Times. He previously served as The Times' Metropolitan desk editor, Features desk editor and an assistant National desk editor, as well as a National and Metropolitan reporter. He currently writes a humor blog and weekly humor column — both titled "Out of Context" — ...

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