There was something strangely familiar and dissimilar about this situation. Spock would have to note it in her observational journal.
"Insofar as I have noted," Spock replied in even monotone, "the genders of all local individuals are reversed to that of my native plane of existence. It is a fascinating conundrum that I have yet to decode.
"My native Captain, Janessa Kirk," Spock paused, "Though she has required me to refer to her casually by the moniker Jayna... She is a competent officer and a very nuanced individual with a strong personality.
"Her breasts, as I presume that is what you are referring to via the colloquialism rack, are sufficient to her frame. They are nice, nonspecific though that adjective may be," Spock concluded.
"Am I to presume that my native variant is more...jovial? The vernacular you have utilized has indicated a greater level of initial familiarity than any conversations I have engaged in during my time here. I am unable to define the variable that has enabled this difference to occur."
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Date: 2009-12-11 01:17 am (UTC)"Insofar as I have noted," Spock replied in even monotone, "the genders of all local individuals are reversed to that of my native plane of existence. It is a fascinating conundrum that I have yet to decode.
"My native Captain, Janessa Kirk," Spock paused, "Though she has required me to refer to her casually by the moniker Jayna... She is a competent officer and a very nuanced individual with a strong personality.
"Her breasts, as I presume that is what you are referring to via the colloquialism rack, are sufficient to her frame. They are nice, nonspecific though that adjective may be," Spock concluded.
"Am I to presume that my native variant is more...jovial? The vernacular you have utilized has indicated a greater level of initial familiarity than any conversations I have engaged in during my time here. I am unable to define the variable that has enabled this difference to occur."