Mr. Nesbitt

How not to be seen

Well I'm glad to know you were thinking about my Private Parts.

Just reported in from leave when I had to go to a briefing to receive new training instructions. I knew something was unusual when Security was also in our briefing. To lighten the mood I asked about jelly donuts, a food staple of security everywhere. No such luck. Marines and Security are going to be engaged in joint war games as a (sigh) team-building exercise. Half will be trying to take over the ship, half defending from said takeover. I, along with Col. Harper, Ens. JoNs from Security/Tactical, and 1LT Severson, will constitute the Alpha Team defenders. Bravo team, heavy in Security, will try to take the ship over. I am putting my best men on our task, Sergeant Pepper, Corporal Punishment, and Private Parts. Without a doubt we could easily defeat Bravo team in normal combat, but since they are heavy in Security they will have a better working knowlege of the Agincourt and her systems. We will have to use some rather duplicitous meand to defend her. More later.

Not surprising.

Well technicly it was only Cleese's voice that was used in the skit.

Yup - and Mr. Nesbitt was one of the characters in the Monty Python skit "How to not be seen." Go figure. :P

Listen for John Cleese to say "Mr. Nesbitt has learned the first rule of not being seen, not to stand up. However, he has chosen a very obvious piece of cover." Then I scream while the bush I am hiding behind in an othrwise empty field gets blown up." ^_^

If you tune in to BBC America tonight at 10:20 PM Pacific time I will be on TV. You might not see me but you can definitely hear me.

Perfect.

I *really* hope you were talking about Daryus and Angie's relationship and not Travis and mine's. B)

Wow, Daryus! Your Qob character has more hair than you do! B) Congrats you lovebirds. I see all the advice you heard about getting a room didn't go to waste.

Actually I was more interested in his eyesight. I am told cougars have sharp eyes.

So how far can you see?

You mean there is a fraternity based on science (psi) fiction (phi)? Speaking as a former frat guy myself, that is so... WRONG!! B)

Nope. Not me, although I (or rather my alter ego Van Roy / Dumbass) was accused of it at one time. This was back in the day when startrek.com would only let you use one username at a time so I was able to prove my innocence when we were both in the room.