yale blue.
OH MY GAAAAAAWD!
STAR TREK!!! IS. SO. COOOOOOOOOOOL.
GEE!
EGAD!
OMFG!
AHHHHHHHHHHHHH!
agh! the science fiction geek within me is just screaming in delight.
ahem.
seriously speaking, the concept is just so absolutely positively nifty! i love science fiction, love LOVE LOVE science fiction and anything within the likes of star wars, star trek and various other movies/novels/whatever set in a technologically advanced/apocalyptic/super-duper futuristic future just gets me high. SO HIGH I'M PRACTICALLY FLOATING.
but after the high, soon comes the low. i get frustrated after watching movies like star trek because sometimes - actually, all the time - i wish i were living in such worlds. being a cadet in starfleet in the star trek universe; training with a silver lightsabre to become a jedi master in the star wars universe; or even running from zombies in the 28 weeks... universe. sounds geeky i know but... sigh.
honestly, i'm just sad life on plain old present earth pales in comparison to what the future could potentially offer. i mean, come one! faster-than-light travel has not been discovered yet, heck, we cant even send a space shuttle into space on a whim. and what happened to artificial intelligence? damn. i wish i lived in the future where we can colonise planets in other systems, fight alien enemies and go exploring space. like buzz lightyear always says: to infinity and beyond!
of course, all that is impossible. i cant live in the future. nope, not in this lifetime. so right now, i'm banking on the possibility of reincarnation as a human being (a tall, good-looking male with greyish-green eyes LOL; not as an ant, dog, cat, cockroach or alien) in the far-flung future, the successful implementation of cryonics before i die or time travel... though i would not rule out the sudden gift of immortality.
it's as simple as that. so simple.
STAR TREK!!! IS. SO. COOOOOOOOOOOL.
GEE!
EGAD!
OMFG!
AHHHHHHHHHHHHH!
agh! the science fiction geek within me is just screaming in delight.
ahem.
seriously speaking, the concept is just so absolutely positively nifty! i love science fiction, love LOVE LOVE science fiction and anything within the likes of star wars, star trek and various other movies/novels/whatever set in a technologically advanced/apocalyptic/super-duper futuristic future just gets me high. SO HIGH I'M PRACTICALLY FLOATING.
but after the high, soon comes the low. i get frustrated after watching movies like star trek because sometimes - actually, all the time - i wish i were living in such worlds. being a cadet in starfleet in the star trek universe; training with a silver lightsabre to become a jedi master in the star wars universe; or even running from zombies in the 28 weeks... universe. sounds geeky i know but... sigh.
honestly, i'm just sad life on plain old present earth pales in comparison to what the future could potentially offer. i mean, come one! faster-than-light travel has not been discovered yet, heck, we cant even send a space shuttle into space on a whim. and what happened to artificial intelligence? damn. i wish i lived in the future where we can colonise planets in other systems, fight alien enemies and go exploring space. like buzz lightyear always says: to infinity and beyond!
of course, all that is impossible. i cant live in the future. nope, not in this lifetime. so right now, i'm banking on the possibility of reincarnation as a human being (a tall, good-looking male with greyish-green eyes LOL; not as an ant, dog, cat, cockroach or alien) in the far-flung future, the successful implementation of cryonics before i die or time travel... though i would not rule out the sudden gift of immortality.
it's as simple as that. so simple.
chris pine has got me pine-ing (pun so totally intended) for blue eyes. i am so unbelievably envious...
SERIOUSLY?!