[ussbansheec] Re: At the Don
- From: Elizabeth Bethell <ejbethell@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: ussbansheec@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 29 Sep 2005 16:54:15 +0100
Oh now that was perfect ::does a cheer for all other Dons fans out there::
We're a die-hard breed. That was very beautifully portrayed. And I loved
Bruce and Graham.
On 9/29/05, Andy Maluhia <CaptainAndy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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>
> "Excuse an old man's curiosity, lad, but would ye be Starfleet?" he
> asked.
> "Yes, sir," Etienne said promptly. "We are both in the Academy, our
> second year."
> "And the spots ye have, they be makin' ye a Trill. Am I right?" he asked,
> a smile creasing the lines of his face.
> "Leave the lad alone, Bruce. Him and the lass are tryin' tae watch the
> game," his friend said.
> "There's an intermission so hush yerself, Graham, and the lad's not
> protesting. If ye are, I'll hush and leave ye be," the one named Bruce said.
> Etienne bit back a smile. "It is quite alright, sir. I am half Trill,
> though. My mother is Trill and my father is Human, from Nice."
> "Bloody French..." Graham grumbled good-naturedly. He leaned forward to
> peer at Coaimhe. "Now, you've we've seen here before. Ye've come with a dark
> haired lad and a tall white haired chappy who c'n talk more th'n Bruce
> here."
> "My brother Scott and my dad," Coaimhe said with a bright smile. "Daddy
> took an interest in football after he got hurt and wanted another way to
> work on the rehab for his leg."
> "Aye, that's him. Awful chipper bloke and with thae good taste to love
> this fine weather..." Bruce agreed, turning his attention back to the field
> as the game restarted.
>
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