Photo Awesome #25: Mr. David Gerrold!
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Almost as if he dropped out of the sky (we're sure he'd like you to believe that he did), David Gerrold, famed screen writer (Trouble with Tribbles Star Trek Episode, the Martian Child more recently, which became a movie starring John Cusack) and monthly columnist for us here at Maximum PC decided to stop by the office today to say hello. We hung out in the lab, discussed a *ahem* secret project (I'll give you a three word hint: Star. Trek. PC.), and geeked out on the six panel display we've been gaming on.
Of course we had him sign a toy phaser--he was a writer for the original Star Trek afterall.
Twice in fact.
Three generations of tech geeks in one, awesome picture.
It was a fun distraction, but alas, we must get back to work. We are in the fourth week of our production cycle, after all. Have a wonderful weekend all, we'll see you next week!
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David Gerrold
April 02, 2011 at 6:40pm
re: the Dream Machine...?
I smuggled it out of the lab under my jacket.
dentaku
April 02, 2011 at 8:47am
Three generations? Maybe 2.5 generations because Gordon's not THAT old.
deadlift1
April 01, 2011 at 8:34pm
Please tell me the '10 Dream PC does not sit unused on a shelf in the lab. If so that is pathetic. Give it away to someone who will use it.
Of course I could be totally wrong and completely overreacting. That never happens when posting online.......
Neufeldt2002
April 02, 2011 at 11:08am
That's a good idea, have a yearly drawing to give away the dream machine after they are done with it.
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