Introducing “Red Shirt,” “Pon Farr,” and “Tiberious” cologne.
I can, kind of, see “Tiberious” and “Pon Farr,” but “Red Shirt”? Seriously? Admittedly, it is cheaper than carrying around a giant neon sign which flashes, “Please kill me,” but I can’t imagine that it’d be all that popular of a scent, no matter if it smells good or not. (And really, what could it smell like? Charred flesh? Does the bottle scream whenever you uncork it?)
Tuckerfan:
Introducing “Red Shirt,” “Pon Farr,” and “Tiberious” cologne. I can, kind of, see “Tiberious” and “Pon Farr,” but “Red Shirt”? Seriously? Admittedly, it is cheaper than carrying around a giant neon sign which flashes, “Please kill me,” but I can’t imagine that it’d be all that popular of a scent, no matter if it smells good or not. (And really, what could it smell like? Charred flesh? Does the bottle scream whenever you uncork it?)
“It … smells … like … honey … death rattle ”
i’m amused by the “who wants to smell like a rutting vulcan?” headline.
perhaps the red shirt fragrance will smell like prey.
And all along I though my dog was giving my leg the vulcan death grip.
Obviously, soiled underwear.
Maybe some women like the smell of a guy who will be useful for a time and then disappear.
Guys who’d buy a Star Trek themed cologne probably figure getting laid every seven years would be an improvement in their social life.
In the immortal words of the Simpsons.
Comic book guy: Inspired by the most logical race in the galaxy, the Vulcans, breeding will be permitted once every seven years. For many of you this will mean much less breeding, for me, much much more.