(And Kirk so would have used the line if the censors had let him. It’s not like the original series was that respectful of women – brain or body-wise!)

I also appreciate the publicity you brought to the card and to Hallmark. As a fan, I think Hallmark is doing a lot of fun things with the license. Just wait until you see the Star Trek line of Keepsake Ornaments we have planned this year — and beyond. My hope is that more Star Trek fans will keep an eye on what we’re doing because support for our products is what keeps them coming out.

Thanks for the reply.

As these kinds of issues are always an issue of opinion, we can’t disagree with your comment.

Our opinion, though is that Kirk’s comment was too obvious for the kind of quality that Hallmark cards usually feature.

Plus, even Captain Kirk respected himself and women enough not to utilize such an obvious line. He’s better than that, poetic often, with women. The line isn’t funny or romantic in our evaluation, which you would think most Valentine’s Day cards would be, or at least considering those from Hallmark featuring Star Trek.

Sorry for our opinion being so negative of the line. We have bought the other Star Trek cards and are always happy to see more until this one. The only reason we bought it was for the article.

We appreciate your comments.

I wish the had it in women’s sizes…might just buy a small men’s anyway…

Nice. :D

Happy Valentine’s everyone!!!

But come on, maybe you’re reading just a little too much into the sentiment?

I’m only commenting because I wrote the card in question. ;)

The jewelry’s really pretty too. Looks like Majel may have done some of the designs herself too. Some of the Starfleet insignias are really quite nice w/o being obvious.

Peace. Live long and prosper.
The Vulcanista }:-|