@ woozy – Black hair, sallow complexion. The other 50% of his comic parentage was chosen to explain his ears.
he has his mother’s smile — never instead of always.
Quite illogical. As human relationships go, the Addams have such a strong one that it is hardly conceivable that Morticia would sleep around.
Kilby – Morticia is alabaster, Spock is jaundiced.
That’s not jaundice. It’s his green blood coloring his skin.
I’ll buy the lack of smiling but …. “That’s not jaundice. It’s his green blood coloring his skin” rather counters the idea of Morticia’s complexion, whatever the explanation.
I never noticed what big feet the Keebler elf has. No wonder Morticia likes him.
Spock doesn’t seem to be taking this very stoically.
“Spock doesn’t seem to be taking this very stoically.”
Half-elves aren’t known for the stoicism.
Mib – I assume you mean, “Big feet, big heart.” Right?
@ MiB & terrencefeenstra – Or as the Germans would say, “Von der Nase des Mannes erkennt man sein Johannes” (roughly: “nose”=”John Thomas”).
In the canon, Spock’s father married his mother because “At the time it was the logical thing to do.”
Sarek of Vulcan was an extraordinarily-gifted diplomat. In order to keep the peace with Earth, he learned how to make peace with one Earthling.
Considering what he’s saying, shouldn’t Spock be raising only one eyebrow?
Fascinating. I thought Sarek married her because she was pregnant.
” I thought Sarek married her because she was pregnant.”
Morticia? Um… why?
@ woozy – Black hair, sallow complexion. The other 50% of his comic parentage was chosen to explain his ears.
he has his mother’s smile — never instead of always.
Quite illogical. As human relationships go, the Addams have such a strong one that it is hardly conceivable that Morticia would sleep around.
Kilby – Morticia is alabaster, Spock is jaundiced.
That’s not jaundice. It’s his green blood coloring his skin.
I’ll buy the lack of smiling but …. “That’s not jaundice. It’s his green blood coloring his skin” rather counters the idea of Morticia’s complexion, whatever the explanation.
I never noticed what big feet the Keebler elf has. No wonder Morticia likes him.
Spock doesn’t seem to be taking this very stoically.
“Spock doesn’t seem to be taking this very stoically.”
Half-elves aren’t known for the stoicism.
Mib – I assume you mean, “Big feet, big heart.” Right?
@ MiB & terrencefeenstra – Or as the Germans would say, “Von der Nase des Mannes erkennt man sein Johannes” (roughly: “nose”=”John Thomas”).
In the canon, Spock’s father married his mother because “At the time it was the logical thing to do.”
Sarek of Vulcan was an extraordinarily-gifted diplomat. In order to keep the peace with Earth, he learned how to make peace with one Earthling.
Considering what he’s saying, shouldn’t Spock be raising only one eyebrow?
Fascinating. I thought Sarek married her because she was pregnant.
” I thought Sarek married her because she was pregnant.”
A Vulcan not using protection? Illogical.
“A Vulcan not using protection? Illogical.”
It was Pon Farr.