> Kweeg wrote:

>> "Elvis Gump" wrote in message
>> news:oJedh.405$SV1.272@bignews1.bellsouth.net...

>>> ToolPackinMama wrote:

>>>> In "Enterprise Incident", the Romulan Commander suddenly realizes
>>>> that she has been had. She thought she had Spock nearly seduced,
>>>> and then is informed that the cloaking device has been stolen (by
>>>> Kirk), while she was playing touchy-feely with Spock.
>>>>
>>>> Of course, we the audience knew - before she did - that Kirk and
>>>> Spock were in cahoots the whole time. Spock was never sincere. Never.
>>>> http://allyourtrekarebelongto.us/whatru.jpg
>>>>
>>>> Therefore, I don't count her as one of Spock's "romances".

>>> But how can you assume he didn't care for her?

>>
>>
>> That's just it, she assumes, and will not admit that it is only _her_
>> interpretations of what is presented on screen. ...

> Elvis Gump wrote:

>> Kweeg wrote:

>>> "Elvis Gump" wrote in message
>>> news:oJedh.405$SV1.272@bignews1.bellsouth.net...

>>>> ToolPackinMama wrote:

>>>>> In "Enterprise Incident", the Romulan Commander suddenly realizes
>>>>> that she has been had. She thought she had Spock nearly seduced,
>>>>> and then is informed that the cloaking device has been stolen (by
>>>>> Kirk), while she was playing touchy-feely with Spock.
>>>>>
>>>>> Of course, we the audience knew - before she did - that Kirk and
>>>>> Spock were in cahoots the whole time. Spock was never sincere. Never.
>>>>> http://allyourtrekarebelongto.us/whatru.jpg
>>>>>
>>>>> Therefore, I don't count her as one of Spock's "romances".

>>>> But how can you assume he didn't care for her?

>>>
>>>
>>> That's just it, she assumes, and will not admit that it is only _her_ ...

> Elvis Gump wrote:

>> That's only if you buy into the idea that any culture could be as
>> cartoonily monolithic as most sci-fi, even Star Trek can do at times.
>> All the people of Earth don't wear the same outfits and have the same
>> haircuts. It's silly that Vulcans and Romulans do.
>>

>
> To be fair though, most of the time we see Romulans they're politicians
> or military officers, and usually in military organisations there are
> dress codes and regulations around hairstyles.