STAR TREK PICTURE CAPTIONS (NO LONGER UPDATED): STAR TREK PICTURE CAPTION 104: 2/11/14: WINNING AT KAL-TOH

Saturday, November 1, 2014

STAR TREK PICTURE CAPTION 104: 2/11/14: WINNING AT KAL-TOH

That looks like a very hard game to play, so it must have been very hard to win. They say you can’t beat a Vulcan at games, and I think that’s true.

See you for another caption tomorrow!

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ANDREW HARDY

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R.I.P. (REST IN PEACE) (NANNY) (MARIE MANSFIELD)

"My beautiful and loving grandmother, Marie Mansfield passed away on March 16th, 2017. She was 81-years-old and the poor darling had a malignant melanoma, which she fought to the very end, but the cancer ended up killing her. I will always remember as to what such a good Nanny that you have been to me over the years and I will always love you and there will always be a special place for you in my heart. May you be in eternal peace and be reunited with your lovely father and I will always love you for all eternity. Rest In Peace, Nanny and I love you forever!".

R.I.P. (REST IN PEACE) RICHARD ANDERSON

"Richard Anderson (best known for playing Oscar Goldman in The Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman) died at the age of 91-years-old on August 31, 2017. He died of natural causes. He was a terrific actor and no one could have played Oscar Goldman the way Anderson did. Anderson was meant for that role and it broke my heart when I read about his passing. He will always be fondly remembered by me, as he was a lovely man who worked so hard as an actor and I really hope that he has found his peace and may his terrific portrayal of Oscar Goldman always be remembered".

R.I.P. (REST IN PEACE) CORNELIA FRANCES

"A legendary Australian actor and presenter, who did a terrific job at presenting the Aussie version of The Weakest Link, playing Morag Bellingham in Home and Away, as well as Barbara Armstrong in Sons and Daughters, has died aged 77-years-old. The poor woman had bladder cancer and lost the battle to survive the cancer. When I first found out, I balled my eyes out and I am still upset, as Cornelia was such a lovely and beautiful woman who will always be remembered for her work. May you Rest In Peace, Queen Cornelia and I will always admire your work as both an actor and a presenter".

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Saturday, November 1, 2014

STAR TREK PICTURE CAPTION 104: 2/11/14: WINNING AT KAL-TOH

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