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[Captain McBain]

Would you speak to Counselor Troi concerning a personal problem?

Rank the following Troi associates from the one you'd most desire to counsel you, to the one from whom you'd least desire counseling:

A) Lwaxana Troi (mother)

B) Will Riker (husband)

C) Thomas Riker (ex-boyfriend; circa "Second Chances")

D) Worf (ex-boyfriend)

E) Mr. Homn (servant)

[Melakon]

1. Homm - because we could be knocking back drinks during the session.
2. Worf
3. Will
4. Tom
5. Lwaxana

BTW, nice avatar, ferret face.

[Captain McBain]

Melakon wrote:

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1. Homm - because we could be knocking back drinks during the session.
2. Worf
3. Will
4. Tom
5. Lwaxana

BTW, nice avatar, ferret face.

That's Major Burns, Captain!

[Melakon]

Captain McBain wrote:

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That's Major Burns, Captain!

(offtopic) I'd read that Larry came up with some the insults thrown at him in The Swamp, I wonder if 'ferret face' was his too.

EDIT: Yeah, in fact his own brother invented it.

[JirinPanthosa]

Worf would make the perfect counselor.

No matter what my problem, the prescription would be bloodwine.

[Captain McBain]

Melakon wrote:

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(offtopic) I'd read that Larry came up with some the insults thrown at him in The Swamp, I wonder if 'ferret face' was his too.

EDIT: Yeah, in fact his own brother invented it.

What show is your avatar from? Gunsmoke?

[Melakon]

Captain McBain wrote:

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What show is your avatar from? Gunsmoke?

They're all Skip. I think the kid is from Boys' Ranch (1946, at 15 or 16), his second film. The cowboy is from The Gunfighter (1950, 20) with Gregory Peck. The monster is where I first noticed him in The Outer Limits: Expanding Human (1964, 34), and of course, Melakon (38). He's about 6 months older than Shatner and Nimoy. I didn't include his Dr. Sevrin in case someone was already using the handle.

The idea was to give a short look at his career. I couldn't find a good picture of him from The Ghost and Mr. Chicken.

[Captain McBain]

Melakon wrote:

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They're all Skip. I think the kid is from Boys' Ranch (1946, at 15 or 16), his second film. The cowboy is from The Gunfighter (1950, 20) with Gregory Peck. The monster is where I first noticed him in The Outer Limits: Expanding Human (1964, 34), and of course, Melakon (38). He's about 6 months older than Shatner and Nimoy. I didn't include his Dr. Sevrin in case someone was already using the handle.

The idea was to give a short look at his career. I couldn't find a good picture of him from The Ghost and Mr. Chicken.

I am not familiar with that person.

[Melakon]

He retired in the early 80s, last appearance in 1982, and apparently moved on with his life, leaving Hollywood behind. No convention appearances. Still alive though.

[CorporalClegg]

There are a few board members who are psychotherapists. I'd just assume PM one of them.

[Carcazoid]

Skip Homeier had a great voice. He could have done well doing voiceover work. If he'd wanted to.

[Captrek]

No Guinan?

I think Zephram Cochrane had the right idea: tequila. If it’s served by Guinan, you can’t go wrong.

[Anji]

I've never been much for psychiatrists; they've never been help to me.

If I had a problem I'd go to Riker. He seems to me like he'd give me the most objective view of the situation and not make me feel so bad for having a problem that I needed to talk to someone about.