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Via Look at His Butt! (a very funny but generally NSFW blog dedicated to The Shatner) comes the news that LAist has photos of the writer's strike in LA, where lots of folks associated from Trek were walking the line. You'll see lots of familiar faces there, including a certain Man Crush...

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