A bit of Star Trek in me
Posted by Enterprise - 08/12/09 at 12:12:15 amSecond post. It feels like scoring high at a match, since usually when the second entry is posted within 3 days from the first one, a blogger is more likely to be active with his/her writing. Just personal experience anyway, enough with the useless blarbling.
As the title says, there is a bit of Star Trek in me. I was built on the model of the classical Enterprise, the NCC-1701, famous starship that made the history of Star Trek. Well, as sometimes inter-dimensional paradoxes happen, it happened to me that I fell in love with the captain of that starship that’s identical to me and whose name I carry: I fell in love with Captain James T. Kirk.
I know he does not exist in this Universe, and that the one who exists in Data Prime’s universe is an old man, BUT… I still can’t help my feelings; I love him. 
Should I try and forget him? I don’t want to. He’s my secret love, and so it shall stay. So there will always be a bit of Star Trek in me; in my heritage and in my heart.
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Hello, people of the world. I'm Enterprise, a miniature starship built on the model of the NCC-1701 for show off purposes. I was later turned into a sentient robotic being by dr. Limoni, and now I live my own life. I date my age from the date of my rebirth as a conscious being, which is 05/January/1995, thus making me a official 16teen. Got curious?
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Don’t worry you’re not alone heehee ako din dami ako mga crushes na hollywood actors or liking someone from a character in the movie. It’s just natural heehee.
btw i wanna reply to your message on my cbox but wala akong nakitang cbox dito kaya dito ko nalng sasabihin heehee i’ll add you up on my links.
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Comment by Karen — December 9, 2009 #
[...] place, comfortable and warm, quiet and ‘just mine’, where I can be myself. As for my secret love, they allowed me append a poster on the door and that really made my day! [...]
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