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You are entitled to put any signature you want Fred.
I don't have one at all but I suppose I could put one such as 'My hair is brown' or 'I take size 6 shoes' but I don't suppose anybody else will be at all interested, so why tell them every time I post? 
Ooh, CM - I'd just love to know the colour of your hair! 
It's actually a misquote, and I know - I watched the series. Spock never actually uses those exact words. He uses something very similar but not those actual words in one of the episodes - I think where there is some form of life in what looks like a rock, but I could be wrong. My daughter can remember it so we're going to watch it now - you've whet my apitite! 
Another misconception is where people assume Kirk says "Beam me up, Scotty." He never said that in any episode. What he usually says is:"Two to beam up." It was good in it's time, but a bit naff before the end. I'll get back to you on that one!
Devil in the dark
Quote from Spock
"No life as we know it...."
Who's a clever boy, then!
I think in a way it's better NOT to know a person's beliefs and dare I say it, the colour of their skin. That way everyone judges the other person on what they say, not what we think they must mean because they are 'different' to me.
Religion and race cause more trouble throughout the world than anything else I can think of.
(except perhaps, football! 
)
Which just goes to prove, people are prejudiced and think if you have a particular religion, skin colour or football shirt to me, we can't get on.
my primary school was alongside another faiths
they had a 6ft fence between us
we played in our playground, they played in theirs
we never took any notice of them, they didnt of us
its how it was
and during the summer holidays, we all played together
we just KNEW at school, it wasnt allowed to even speak to "them" 
