NOWSTALGIA
Pronunciation: NOW-stal-GEE-a
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English, from Old English (actually I made it up)
1: The feeling that the moment you are experiencing right now is going to be a memory that you look back on fondly.
2: The Blog.
3: Not a word available for use in Scrabble.
May 14, 2008
A Geeky Question
So. I was thinking about childbirth, Cesarean section and Star Trek today. Do you think that in Star Trek, the traditional Cesarean section procedure is replaced by "beaming" baby out of the womb?
1 comment:
Anonymous
said...
I don't think the transporter in Star Trek was precise enough to, say, beam individual organs or components out of a person.
I have a thing for lighthouses. I know a few other people do too.
I wish I had a relative with a lighthouse who I could visit whenever I wanted without having to do upkeep myself.
1 comment:
I don't think the transporter in Star Trek was precise enough to, say, beam individual organs or components out of a person.
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