Just another brief post, here. This is the home office display that's currently driving my cats crazy. I don't know what's up with them (especially Lily), but they keep attacking Geordi LaForge and knocking him over...
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Thursday, February 23, 2006
Look Who Beamed Down!
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It's good to see our plas Data and Geordi hanging out in your office! I also like seeing those Galoob TNG ships boxed on the shelf. Lily and the gang should be nice to Geordi because he was nice to Spot when he went to visit Data!
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ReplyDeleteI will remind Lily that she should be nice to Geordi. I assume she likes Data because she knows a cat "owner" (although they own us...) when she sees one. I have to admit, I cried in Generations when Data found Spot alive and well. I'm an old softie when it comes to pets...