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[Neon]

Trivia:
Nicknames: B
Hoaxes: B

[Neon]

Man you guys are speedy! Awesome

[6ffightr9]

Any more guesses or does anyone need a hint?

Wold Newton family member Sherlock Holmes

[chococanuck]

wow i thought i was being keen by doing the trivia so early!!

[6ffightr9]

In "The Undiscovered Country" Spock says that his ancestor maintained that when you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth. That line or variations of it are spoken various times by Sherlock Holmes, which makes Spock a descendant of Arthur Conan Doyle (presumably on his mother's side).

Aaron Stemple is also revealed to be an ancestor of Spock's human mother, Amanda Stemple Grayson.

or
Captain Spock, who is half-human, makes a statement implying that he is a descendant of Wold Newton family member Sherlock Holmes a supposedly fictional character not Arthur Conan Doyle the author

[michelem]

Karl my thoughts are with you and your family for a speedy recovery
hang in there and thanks so much for popping in to let us know your doing ok.

Everyone else have a great night,im wiped a longgg day
reps everyone

[6ffightr9]

How stuff works---Paris, France

[chococanuck]

don't forget the bonus sites

[6ffightr9]

Hoaxes and Urban Legends--- B

[6ffightr9]

City Nicknames from Around the World--- b

[psells]

Aaron Stemple is also revealed to be an ancestor of Spock's human mother, Amanda Stemple Grayson.

or
Captain Spock, who is half-human, makes a statement implying that he is a descendant of Wold Newton family member Sherlock Holmes a supposedly fictional character not Arthur Conan Doyle the author

The Aaron Stemple thing was in fan fiction, not an original Star Trek episode or feature. As for the quote in Undiscovered Country, it is established in the Trek universe that Holmes is a fictional character (holodeck of the Enterprise D), therefore Spock is referring to the author, not the character. Doyle is the one who wrote the words to which Spock alludes.

[6ffightr9]

The Aaron Stemple thing was in fan fiction, not an original Star Trek episode or feature. As for the quote in Undiscovered Country, it is established in the Trek universe that Holmes is a fictional character (holodeck of the Enterprise D), therefore Spock is referring to the author, not the character. Doyle is the one who wrote the words to which Spock alludes.

AH HA! Your making assumptions again.

[psells]

AH HA! Your making assumptions again.

Where? They are deductions, and in each case based on the most reasonable interpretation i.e. not introducing more fictional elements. (C'mon, you don't really wanna debate me on this do you?)

[rockit]

thnx for all the winning words and trivia Q-sters
KarlB All the best for your dad, take care of yourself and your wife too
Don Henley concert was great, grouchy security made it impossible for pix,the turnout was poor - they moved the stage to centre ice and closed the second level off - maybe 7,500 people - but the show really was a great even though his voice was crackly with a cold with a mix of songs including covers of Tears For Fears, Leonard Cohen as well as some Eagles tunes including Desperado and his own stuff - New York Minute, I Will Not Go Quietly!!
Rock on

[chococanuck]

ACDC word: mutiny