For not using the subjunctive, I assume.
A friend completed several times in some fancy show style (not dressage, but it looked like it to me) with Shatner. She didn’t like him.
I suspect the number of people who do like Shatner is quite short, once you weed out anyone making money from/because of him, and discount those who only know him as an image.
Which is sad. He was given a path to an uncountable number of friends and didn’t seem to know what to do with it.
I think this might be my new exclamation.
‘Shatner in a wheelchair! Now I’ve seen everything!’
What color shirt was Shatner wearing?
I thought that * was * the subjunctive. In any case, that wasn’t why he was angry with me. 
Well, he’s friends with Henry Rollins; if you can be friends with Henry, you can probably get along with anyone.
My grandma shat n’er wheelchair once.
Dint care for the angle of your beret, I assume.
What does … GOD … need with a wheelchair? :dubious:
“I’ve always known I’ll dine alone.” :smack:
“Yes. I love Italian.”
“Scotty! Wheel me out!”
“Dammit, Jim, I’m a doctor, not a – oh, yeah, I’ll get right on it.”
So if Shatner was riding Picard, Patrick Stewart would be butt hurt 
I didn’t wear one! He was angry with me for what I said about Ruth being injured and that I said “May she die.”
Pas de béret? Païen!
So now George Takei can say, “FUCK YOU AND THE WHEELCHAIR YOU RODE IN ON!”? 
Quel fromage!
Merde! J’ai oublié ou se trouve le mouton, mais j’ai vu Dougie dans cette autobus-ci.
Et pourquoi voulez-vous du mouton?
“Qu’elle meure” would be the subjunctive, which sounds the same anyway.
Anyway. Revenons à nos moutons.
NASA likes Shatner. (Ok, they probably only know him as an image)