RE: [scifinoir2] Seen at the State of the Union

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! I would have thought it was better if he gave the Bushwhacker a full hug with a kiss on the lips... g... Maurice Not to take anything away from what the brother did. That was amazing! I would have stayed on the platform and yelled Keep your f**kin' head down!!!

Re: [scifinoir2] Letters from Iwo Jima - My Review

Was he African-American? -- Original message -- From: Astromancer [EMAIL PROTECTED] Speaking of coincidences, I met an Iwo Jima veteran today...90 years old! Memory getting a little faulty, but full of stories...and he confirmed that black Marines were there at Iwo

Re: [scifinoir2] What does new Batman Have That New Superman doesn't

Thanks! -- Original message -- From: Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] I knew your would deliver the goods Keith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: So overall, Tracey, I'd say Batman Begins has more humanity in its lead actor with

Re: [scifinoir2] Seen at the State of the Union

Ha-ha! I'm still laughing at it. My wife said the funniest thing to her was the frozen smile (grimace?) that Pelosi was wearing throughout the speech. A commentator on one of the stations commented, There are a lot of people running for President in that audience, and none of them are smiling.

[scifinoir2] 'Battlestar Galactica' Falters On Its First Sunday Night

'Battlestar Galactica' Falters On Its First Sunday Night Had a difficult time competing with NFL http://www.syfyportal.com/news423175.html By MICHAEL HINMAN Jan-23-2007 One would think that SciFi Channel learned its lesson about putting key shows up against football playoffs when it saw a quick

[scifinoir2] Justice League on Smallville- has it Jumped the Shark?

Delivering Justice, The JLA Makes Its 'Smallville' Debut Alan Stanley Blair takes a look at 'Justice' By ALAN STANLEY BLAIR Source: SyFy Portal Jan-23-2007 http://www.syfyportal.com/news423173.html Verging on the edge of greatness, Smallville has always been one of those shows held back by the

Re: [scifinoir2] 'Battlestar Galactica' Falters On Its First Sunday Night

So? And? What show *does* pull well against the NFL? Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 'Battlestar Galactica' Falters On Its First Sunday Night Had a difficult time competing with NFL http://www.syfyportal.com/news423175.html By MICHAEL HINMAN Jan-23-2007

RE: [scifinoir2] Seen at the State of the Union

But...the Crown Prince would be all *jealous* and stuff... Reece Jennings [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! I would have thought it was better if he gave the Bushwhacker a full hug with a kiss on the lips... g... Maurice Not to take anything away from what the brother

Re: [scifinoir2] Re: [OT] Murphy, Rock, Tucker To Swim In New Ocean

Three times, thanks to the joys of living in a Red State (Ole Virginny, in this case), where cable is a fond dream for the masses, and old B-movies rule. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'll have to check. You ever seen it? -- Original message -- From: Martin [EMAIL

[scifinoir2] An Intro from

There are now 105 members on SciFiNoir2. 32 new members were migrated from the place holder I got back (our old site). Since we are all over here, no nobody was talking over there, I thought it best if we got together. Anyway, the following is an update of the old Intro everybody used to

[scifinoir2] Where are Our Members - Do You Live Near Me?

Hi SciFiNoir Family. Since there are so many new members, I thought I would send this reminder to add your name to our group map that lets members know in what cities other scifinoir members live. Most of you probably live really close to other members and do not even know it. This map will

[scifinoir2] Freedom for a Day -- A Personal Reflection

FYI, in case you hadn't read this commentary. This will be a simply wonderful event to watch. I am so happy! I remember the first black quarterback in the NFL in the 1970's... James Harris. Then later, the first black quarterback in the Super Bowl... Doug Williams. Finally both coaches, but it

Re: [scifinoir2] Letters from Iwo Jima - My Review

No, but during the course of the conversation, he mentioned There was colored soldiers there, but nobody ever talks about them...nobody cared if they was there at all. That's how it was in them days... This was a confirmation of a conversation I had with a Montford Point Marine about black

Re: [scifinoir2] 'Battlestar Galactica' Falters On Its First Sunday Night

You think? Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 'Battlestar Galactica' Falters On Its First Sunday Night Had a difficult time competing with NFL http://www.syfyportal.com/news423175.html By MICHAEL HINMAN Jan-23-2007 One would think that SciFi Channel learned

Re: [scifinoir2] An Intro from

tdemorsella [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: There are now 105 members on SciFiNoir2. 32 new members were migrated from the place holder I got back (our old site). Since we are all over here, no nobody was talking over there, I thought it best if we got together. Anyway, the following is an

Re: [scifinoir2] An Intro from C.W. Badie, Chicago

1. Name: C.W. Badie 2. Location: Chicago 3. Nickname/ Alias: Astromancer 4. To What Speculative Fiction Character do you relate or identify(describe the character): Couldn't say without combining some... 5. Favorite Speculative Fiction Genres: Science Fiction, Mystery, Action/Suspense, some