I am on a Dune discussion group and we've begun reading the series
together and discussing it. I thought it would be fun but the list is
peopled with socially painful goober people who want to endlessly
argue about each other's opinions, worship frank Herbert
sycophantically and obsess on small
Sometimes, the man says. It's had me so down at times that I consider moving to
Canada. Seriously. In another discussion group I'm in, I've had hate mail sent
me because I refuse to refer to the guy at 1600 Penn Ave SW as the President. I
call him Mister Bush, and I'd do it to his face,
Thanks. It's been parked in my head for all these years, and I guess I just
can't keep it from leaping out.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Dude, you're better than acutally *working* by
looking up all this info myself!
Thanks!
-- Original message --
From: Martin Pratt
Forgot all about that one. I think they had an excerpt from it in that tribute
they did to Pryor, I Ain't Dead Yet, Motherf**ker!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Funny! One of my favs was the infamous Eddie Murphy
White like me skit, where he went undercover as a Caucasian, and found out
how much
Where you lead, I'll follow. As long as it costs as little as possible.
Signed,
One Poor Black Man
Bosco Bosco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am on a Dune discussion group and we've begun reading the series
together and discussing it. I thought it would be fun but the list is
peopled with
We could always read a classic that is available at the library or
from a used bookstore cheap. I'm easy, and usually way broke as well.
I just want to read some of the best books out there and talk with
people who actually read as well.
Bosco
--- Martin Pratt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where
I wouldnt let him do anything, at all, ever. He needs to be a
shortbus program for adults who have to wear helmets all the time and
be monitored 24-7. His track record to this point is pretty much
abysmal. He was an average student, a failed businessman with some
seriously questionable ethics and
http://film.guardian.co.uk/features/featurepages/0,,1737425,00.html
sorry forgot the link.
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Nigeria now has the world's third largest film industry after
Hollywood and Bollywood. Most of the movies are dirt cheap, straight-
to-video voodoo horror flicks - but millions of fans can't get enough
of them. Jeevan
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I think the Corp is good and bad. It's sad that some people were hurt
by it but on the other hand a person that could read your thoughts has
an unfair advantage. Some secrets should stay secret. Remember that
episode where that guy was going to destroy the whole station with his
mind? I know
Beautiful review!!!
Cat
On 3/22/06, Bosco Bosco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My girlfriend forwarded this review to me:
http://www.lewrockwell.com/shaffer/shaffer132.html
'V for Vendetta'
by Butler Shaffer
I have always been a highly-critical moviegoer. I do not attend a
film without
Do you know any names of titles. Are they available in the U.S. yet?
Cat
On 3/24/06, Amanda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nigeria now has the world's third largest film industry after
Hollywood and Bollywood. Most of the movies are dirt cheap, straight-
to-video voodoo horror flicks - but millions
http://www.space.com/missionlaunches/060324_spacex_failure.html
SpaceX Reports First Falcon 1 Rocket Lost
By Tariq Malik
Staff Writer
posted: 24 March 2006
After years of development and no less than three scrubbed attempts, a
solitary rocket Falcon 1 rocket roared toward space Friday only to
this could be good could we mix this up with comicsmy first ideal would be
maybe the v movie and gn and a discourse of both. Also a little trashy stuff
i'm a big l hamilton anita blake anyone . let's roll also by the books maybe
especially dune etc acouple of chapters at a time easier than trying
MARTIN
Martin Pratt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Okay, so I type with two fingers, and
they get it wrong a lot!
brent wodehouse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
As for my newest obsession, I've got a slight spoiler, for anyone who
wants to know a bit of insight into the
LMBAO...I think I have a new cath phraseI'm the Jugernaught B***h! I love
it!!!
Keith Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Damn, why didn't you warn me?! I
started playing this at home while my
wife and I were watching TV. A minute later, I was laughing so hard,
tears running down my cheeks,
The last time I said it'll wear thin real quick was at the beginning of Buffy's
long run...Before that, the X-Files...So I'll just keep my mouth shut...
Keith Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Might have potential. Dare we hope
for something on the level of
Highlander? I found another site
So 'Juggy' likes football, eh?
drcsaid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: nope. its real :-(
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No freakin' way! That is a joke, right? It looks like an extra from
The Road Warrior, or maybe one of the dweebs from the Mortal
Kombat films. And
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2006/03/0317_060317_dna_nebula.\
html?source=rss
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2006/03/0317_060317_dna_nebula.h\
tml?source=rss
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2006/03/0317_060317_dna_nebula.\
html?source=rss
this is interesting.
You sound like me back in the day. Did you think those shows would fail
because of the subject matter or the writing and overall presentation?
As I've said before, I was so discouraged from years of bad TV scifi, I
had trouble believing those shows could be quality.
-Original Message-
Ah, but there's the rub. Do you have the right to force people to be all
but branded just because they have special gifts? Sure, it seems
practical to protect mundanes (as Bester calls us), but how *fair* is
it to go as far as the Corps went? Unless telepaths agree to join the
Corps--which means
I wonder if anyone has ever gone back and read the original story? If not,
that's probably why there is no script...
Martin Pratt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Just heard that the Six Million
Dollar Man is dead in the water, because the script wasn't working. As for all
the remake fever, it's just
I love life: it just writes itself! This is wild, Quaid suing because
he thought this was a simple little indie flick that no one would see. I
guess it's the subject matter that makes it funny here, as the statement
he wanted to make a gay cowboy movie, not a love story shows. I
imagine this
Dude...True Science kicks Sci-Fi's butt!
Bosco Bosco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: A couple of weeks ago, I blew my knee
out with a dislocation. The
knee brace I got in the mail yesterday looks like a piece of wierd
body armour exoskeleton. I feel very Earth2 when I wear it. It works
good and I can
How long before we're jetting around in E-frames a la Exo Squad?
-Original Message-
From: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Astromancer
Sent: Saturday, March 25, 2006 02:24
To: scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [scifinoir2] Exoskeleton
Dude...True
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