Some of the really good writing in T'wood gets thrown away
maybe because C.J. is as authorative as the Doctor (e.g. his
explanation of Torchwood's 1,2 4)
I read that T'wood was in part inspired by the success of Buffy/Angel
but particularly the latter. I can definitely see that but
what is
Any Doctor Who fans following Torchwood?
(I know it's OT but what about all that
indecipherable obscureness about Philadelphia
and a (?) pig. I am not even going to
ask what an iggle is.)
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On Mon, 4 Feb 2008 22:56:19 -0800, Paul Meyer wrote:
Is that a
I'm about three quarters of the way through Torchwood season 1 . I
thought they were better as the series goes on Some of the earlier
ones had these sex oriented plot twists that felt like an HBO comedy
where they used to have a topless women in the shot for no particular
reason. I liked the
Iggle = Eagle in Philadelphian.
and we did not even get to the tough stuff...
How do you respond to Wid or widout?
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At 06:57 AM 02/09/2008 -0800, Paul Meyer wrote
Any Doctor Who fans following Torchwood?
(I know it's OT but what about all that
indecipherable obscureness about Philadelphia
and a (?) pig. I am not even going to
ask what an iggle is.)
I think an iggle is a type of bird only found in PA. :)
Quoting Paul Meyer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Any Doctor Who fans following Torchwood?
Me me me. I don't like it as much as Dr Who. Cap'n Jack was so much
better in his couple of Dr Who episodes. He's too serious now. I liked
the one where them three people came through the rift from WWII era.
At 10:49 AM 02/09/2008 -0500, Tom Piwowar wrote
Iggle = Eagle in Philadelphian.
and we did not even get to the tough stuff...
How do you respond to Wid or widout?
Definitely Wid! My husband used to mow the lawnd every week also.
Sue
Is that a Doctor Who quote?
--- katan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, 3 Feb 2008 00:59:34 -0500, Michael Fernando wrote:
This particular public will certainly be migrating to the Google
product. I've spent a *lot* of time avoiding Microsoft products
except
for OSes because I'm too
On Mon, 4 Feb 2008 22:56:19 -0800, Paul Meyer wrote:
Is that a Doctor Who quote?
Why yes. Yes it is. From the Face of Evil.
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katan
The very powerful, and the very stupid have one thing in common.
They don't alter their views to fit the facts. They alter the facts to fit
their views. Which
On Sun, 3 Feb 2008 00:59:34 -0500, Michael Fernando wrote:
This particular public will certainly be migrating to the Google
product. I've spent a *lot* of time avoiding Microsoft products except
for OSes because I'm too lazy to learn Linux and too cheap to buy a Mac.
Well, certain Linux
I wonder what would be left of Yahoo! if MS did gobble it up. The
services offered by Yahoo! and MSN are for the most part identical. It
would make no sense to offer identical services for very long. So MS
would be paying $45 Billion to merely eliminate a competitor. When that
happens would
The head on today's NY Times story is A Giant Bid That Shows How Tired
the Giant Is and it reads like an obituary.
Curiously, Google is not always my first choice for search. Many times I
go to Wikipedia instead. In my book Wikipedia is #2 in search.
When that happens would the public and advertisers
migrate to the MSN product or the Google product?
This particular public will certainly be migrating to the Goolge
product. I've spent a *lot* of time avoiding Microsoft products except
for OSes because I'm too lazy to learn Linux and too
I wonder what would be left of Yahoo! if MS did gobble it up. The
services offered by Yahoo! and MSN are for the most part identical. It
would make no sense to offer identical services for very long. So MS
would be paying $45 Billion to merely eliminate a competitor. When that
happens would
I personally don't see much difference between yahoo or msn. If anything it
sounds like they would buy them out to shut them down.
Mike
On Feb 1, 2008 7:57 AM, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wonder what would be left of Yahoo! if MS did gobble it up. The
services offered by Yahoo!
Well that didn't work as planned. What I *meant* to say was:
Quoting Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I wonder what would be left of Yahoo! if MS did gobble it up. The
services offered by Yahoo! and MSN are for the most part identical. It
would make no sense to offer identical services for very
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