MacKenzie O's Page

Hey there. How's it going?

Anyone that loves Akira is cool in my book. I also followed the Hokuto No Ken series and Vampire Hunter D. I plan on moving to Austin by next year for good.

ahh dude austin is crazy! I love it here! what are you gettin into this weekend??

--- I thought the 2009 Star Trek was entertaining, but okay, but I meant my favor is the 1982 Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. I absolutely love!
 
*** Wrath of Kahn, huh?  C'mon, you know it's Ricardo Montalban in that fake chest!  You want him to say, "welcome to the island!"  Or, the other way around.  heh.
 
--- the conflict comes from loving/liking the movies and having a love hate for the series!! LOL! Next Generation was too much of a soap opera to me, but I would watch every now and then b/cs of Brent Spiner ( I love me some Commander Data!! lol) Star Trek Enterprise just didn't capture me at all. Now Deep Space Nine & Voyager were my favorites!! couldn't miss them! Especially Deep Space, I had to have my Captain Sisko, Odo and Quark fixes, now that I think about it, I need to get them on DVD! lol!
  **** lol, DS9 is my favorite - when they had the mysterious Dominion, found out that Odo's people are they, and then the whole war arc.  Every actor's character got to step up and grow a lot.  Loved it.  That was some good stuff.  Scary stuff too--->In the Pale Moonlight is one of the "bad" episodes in that it's more the reality of war when facing annihilation than the nice and "good" Star Trek vibe and ideals. Plus, section 31 in general.

Let's write our own t.v. show.  lol
 
--- lol!! maybe we should! I'm pretty sure we could come up with some dope shit! We need some black Sci-Fi!!

**** we should write a series pilot and series bible and get it to some black actors (Tim Russ, et al)
 
---LOL!! have you looked into find a practice partner?? --no, just me and my guitar.

Hey people! Im doing videos!

The video(s) will be about the members of Afropunk. Ill make videos about the Ap ladies and queens, guys, queers, and the members representing Ap.

1. Email me at:
brownkitsune@ymail.com

2. Send 3 or 4 PICTURES of you striking a pose and being all badass.

3. When you email the pictures put your USER NAME in the
SUBJECT BOX.

4. In the MESSAGE BOX put what your GENDER is.
5. In the MESSAGE BOX put if you want to be in the LADIES/QUEENS VIDEO, GUY'S VIDEO, or / and LBGT VIDEO.


The deadline for the pictures is August 20. I most likely will not finish the video until the first week of September. If I have too many pictures to fit into the video I will make another one. So if you don't see your pic in the first vid itll be in the second. The video will be show cased on afropunk's web site sometime in September. The video should be on the front page as a feature.

*Even though the ladies and queens video will be first, guys can still send pictures to my email.


Hope these directions are clear lol and I also hope to hear from you soon! ^.^

lol! didn't know you were a trek fan! Where did you find the interview?

--- On Star Trek dot com!  lol --> http://www.startrek.com/news_articles  I read the Jeffrey Combs interview.  Always liked his work.  Getting the link, I see a Terry Farrel interview I'll read after writing to you.  :)

I've always been conflicted about my fan-ship to Star Trek.

--- Why?  What's the conflict?   Let's write our own t.v. show.  lol

The last movie was okay to me, but I'll always love the Wrath of Khan. Ricardo Montalban was just to awesome for me to ignore.

-- you mean the 2009 Star Trek movie?  I LOVED it!  I was surprised.  I like all of the movies in some aspect.  The Undiscovered Country and The Final Frontier had the most funny character interactions, based on their personalities.  LOVED that part of those movies.  Star Trek 4 was filmed in my home town, so that rocked.  Generations is not a fave.  I did like Nemesis and First Contact - "They invade our space and we fall back.  They assimilate whole worlds and we fall back.  The line must be drawn here!  THIS far, no farther!"

Deep Space Nine is the BEST series overall. It's the REAL Star Trek life and trials of the Federation.  Plus the black family unit was tight, thanks to Ira Steven Behr and Avery Brooks.  Great show.  I miss them like my own friends.

 LOL! I hate to hear that your still having a hard time right now, but hopefully something will come thru soon for you guys.

-- much appreciated!

Are you still play your guitar?

-- it's right here beside me.  I pick it up still, not as often as I should, I think about picking it up more than I do!  lol  helps to have a practise partner your level to keep you motivated.  I found some songs to work with  that are waiting for me to keep working on them.  lol  So lazy I am!

Hey Mac, good to hear from ya.

Things are tough all around still, but I have a modicum of hope since I found another

Star Trek interview to perk me up.  (Plus the last bit of Old Crow to drink.  heh)

Yo Mac.