[ there is a moment during this in which spock mouths 'bet your ass' with some manner of—okay, the truth is, he has no clue what the hell that means. the question marks floating over his head are practically palpable.
however, to his credit, he does listen to kirk's entire spiel, though his eyebrows slowly raise so high they almost fully disappear into his bangs, which is impressive because he's already got those like, cunty super short bangs going? point is, they're WAY up there.
however, the fact (because it is a fact) about mnemonics does get his hackles down slightly. it's true, and he does need to take that into account, though he still finds himself saying— ]
—I find it remarkable that anything more than the facts would be required to make someone 'care' about the subject if they are presented in a concise, enlightening manner.
[ other than that though, he doesn't speak until the very end. unfortunately for kirk's self-satisfaction, the pun just gets a blank look. not even a twitch of the corner of his mouth. cold.
he does, at least, politely incline his head in appreciation for the offer of popcorn, though even the thought of touching something, say, buttery, with his bare hands, and not having a way to wash said hands afterward, is enough to make him have no desire to eat any of it whatsoever.
THAT SAID, kirk's reasonings are sound and his arguments well-grounded. the facts of the subject matter are clear and will prove both interesting and beneficial to delve into and cover. ]
I still would not use that term, but I am intrigued by the practical applications you mention.
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however, to his credit, he does listen to kirk's entire spiel, though his eyebrows slowly raise so high they almost fully disappear into his bangs, which is impressive because he's already got those like, cunty super short bangs going? point is, they're WAY up there.
however, the fact (because it is a fact) about mnemonics does get his hackles down slightly. it's true, and he does need to take that into account, though he still finds himself saying— ]
—I find it remarkable that anything more than the facts would be required to make someone 'care' about the subject if they are presented in a concise, enlightening manner.
[ other than that though, he doesn't speak until the very end. unfortunately for kirk's self-satisfaction, the pun just gets a blank look. not even a twitch of the corner of his mouth. cold.
he does, at least, politely incline his head in appreciation for the offer of popcorn, though even the thought of touching something, say, buttery, with his bare hands, and not having a way to wash said hands afterward, is enough to make him have no desire to eat any of it whatsoever.
THAT SAID, kirk's reasonings are sound and his arguments well-grounded. the facts of the subject matter are clear and will prove both interesting and beneficial to delve into and cover. ]
I still would not use that term, but I am intrigued by the practical applications you mention.