'Vendetta' loses title character amid shoot
By Gregg KildaySun May 8, 9:56 PM ET
Hugo Weaving ("The Matrix") has replaced James Purefoy as the title character in the futuristic thriller "V for Vendetta," which is shooting in Berlin. Natalie Portman, Stephen Rea, Rupert Graves and Stephen
Really cool. I love stuff like this. Whenever new advances are made in magneto-suspension tech I'm there! For years I've been dreaming of a world where travel is done by underground bullet trains instead of airplanes.(Think I firstsaw such travel methods in the movie "Genesis II"). With
I agree, it's just wild. I've noticed for the last year or so whenever I read yahoo or other sites' stats on weekend box office, they always put in blurbs about how the overall box office is doing. They'll say, "'Monster-in-Law' did well above even studio expectations, yet the overall box
Thanks for posting, George. No message here. No condemnation of people who need to get a life. Not even amajorcelebration of my fellow scifi lovers. This just struck me as really cool because no one worried about convention or opinions. They thought it'd be a good idea to let kids suggest
I'm reading the coverage of all these Star Wars fans camping out in anticipation of "Revenge of the Sith". The TV stations have spent several days at the theatre down the street from where I live,where there'sa virtual tent city in the parking lot.Dozens offolks who've brought sleeping bags,
Similar crap took place in my native Texas when the Republican majority started major redistricting to cut the few gains made over the years. Gots to stop all that "unfair" advantage given to people of color!
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Don't know about you, but I had way too much exposure to that growing up. Man, even now I can smell the rancid smell of the locker room at school, funk and dirty clothes mixed with Old Spice, Brut, British Sterling. I need to eat a peppermint now before I retch.
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Watch it with those "gladiator" jokes, or Yahoo will be hop-scotching us to SciFiNoir3, 4, and 5!!
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That was a British accent?
I have to agree with you,
I tuned into this show because I'd heard a Sister was the creator and main writer. She spoke at length with Tavis Smiley aboutthe diverse cast (three Blacks and an Asian) and how the stories often center around guests of color. That may be true, but I haven't seen anything that really
Five days after the premiere and I think I'm the only one who's commented. Has anyone else seen the movie? What were your thoughts?
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Sounds interesting. I've never been a Star Wars fan, so haven't read any books like that you mention. That is, I really like it as entertaining scifi, but haven't plunged into the lore and history the way I have Star Trek or certain comic characters. But all the stuff around Palpatine and the
Oh yeah, that's been going on for years. Especially here in the South, you can
find all manner of living museums and preserved plantations from Alabama to
Virginia that do these recreations of history. On one hand I understand the
importance of portraying the history the way it was, and
This is pretty wild. I guess I never thought about The Simpsons being dubbed in
Spanish and using the same actors for over a decade! What's next? Russian
police shooting down the actors for Comrade Simpson?
Original voices replaced for 'Los Simpson' season
By John Hecht
Tue Jun 7, 5:50 AM
I'd be willing to help
Keith
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Just providing this update. I have the mailing list and the portal
installed. I am now in the process of configuring and customizing them.
While the list is easy to configure, the portal is a very complicated but
Last week, our esteemed Prez gave a speech that caught my attention as I was
listening to an excerpt on NPR. But not why you'd think. This is what he said:
I'm aware of the Amnesty International report [deploring prison conditions at
Guantanamo Naval Base], and it's absurd... It seemed like to
Now *this* has me excited! Another film from the master, Miyazaki! For those
who may not know of him, Miyazaki is an animation legend. His films hold box
office records in Japan, making hundreds of millions of dollars. Animators the
world over worship him (Disney animators fight for the honor
I'm getting a little nervous about X3. I really wish Bryan Singer had stayed
the course and finished out the series, though I guess doing Superman was too
good a deal for him. You know, I don't get Hollywood. It's confusing to me how
they look at some directors' past work and see in it the
Oh yeah, I caught that fight between Supes and Marvel! I recorded the show and
watched it Sunday. Drove my wife crazy 'cause I kept rewinding the fight scenes
over and over. I *loved* the scene when Supes punched Marvel through a
building, then flew after Marvel, punching him over and over in
It didn't disappear but the times were moved around a bit. I recorded it but
haven't watched yet. I have three eps of The 4400 to watch first
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It seams as if Dead Zone Disappeared for over a year. Now its back. Has
anyone seen it?
Wednesday, May
Better than season one? That one started off strong, then got a little bland in
the middle, and increased in excitement a bit toward the end.
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The new season of the 4400 is excellent.
lois
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It didn't disappear but the times
Amen, James!
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Further, I have yet to see one story on this trial that mentions the T
word. The various Klaverns (and their neo-Nazi colleagues in the North)
were more than murdering racists and segregationist enthusiasts. They are
terrorists, no
That's why I included the link so you could check it out. It aired from
midnight to 2 am today and I'm not sure when it'll play again. Go to AETV.com
to look for the schedule
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All that ink ... yet I still don't know when it is to
play.
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Oh Lord, here we go! With her gone and the Chief Justice no doubt having to
leave due to cancer, the current adminstration will be selecting at *least* two
new justices! The pendulum's swing to the right may not yet be done. Better
hold on to your rights dearly...
No, I don't play an instrument, but I understand the concept of tuning them. It
was just a rather roundabout way for her to say that and it surprised me. So
what i needed was clarification that what I *thought* she was saying is indeed
what she was saying. Surprised given the fact he's never
Fascinating. Every generation hits this We had to learn and know more
in my day point. I learned on a slide rule as a kid, then used a calculator
for the first time as a freshman in college. That calculator was a TI that cost
me $200. Four years later I paid $20 for a Casio that did all
Justice League airs Saturdays at 9 pm Eastern on Cartoon Network. I'm not sure
when or if episodes are repeated in the following week. I think the current
season is winding down. It may have concluded. I recorded the last two weeks so
I don't know. It's been very, very good. Well worth the
How's it going?! Been away for a week to handle a death in the family. Didn't
see as much movie/TV talk as normal. Everyone on vacation?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Justice League airs Saturdays at 9 pm Eastern on
Cartoon Network. I'm not
The astronomy nut in me loves to read stuff like this. A new planet discovery
is always interesting, but one in a system with three suns?! Kewl! But beyond
that, the discoverer used a Star Wars reference to name the planet type,
calling it a Tatooine Type planet. Is that going to be the
What this proves to me is how little people understood Trek at its best. And,
how little respect Deep Space Nine garnered. I'll agree Enterprise wasn't a
good show in the main. But as I've said before, it was a very good show in much
of the last season. I don't care if it's alien of the week or
Wonder how many people left who'll still feel genuinely sad about this? In an
age when most people don't get the historical significance of a Scottish
engineer, I dare so not as many as I'd like. I will miss Doohan, the Canadian
with the decent Scottish accent. How memorable were his
Congratulations!
Two other thoughts came to mind when reading this. One, I always laugh when the
press covers genre specific topics and don't quite get it right, as the
reference to Dr. Spock shows. Two, he called you a TrekKIE! Now that's what
I'm talking about--none of that nouveau,
I agree. The problem with portraying troublesome aspects of life ain't that you
expose the negatives sometimes. Truth is Truth. The issue comes when you
stereotype, skew, and concentrate on one thing only. Boyz in Da Hood is a
great movie that tells the truth of a certain aspect of Black life
How would it be done? Would the old lady who looks like your granny fill out a
survey for what you want? Would you get I'm available badges to wear? Would
they be amenable to people who want selections to be limited by race, age, or
orientation? How do you stop an insistent would-be courter
Kewl! I've read two of the three featured on the home page: The Thing and the
Aquarian (wasn't he the Jesus-like hippie New Age dude with a natural
forcefield that stopped all high-energy attacks?), and the Thing and Jocasta.
It was a great intro for me--reading these in the early '80s after
What's the T-plate?
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Keith Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Bet you'd been wondering when my next
convergence/future-is-now post
would be coming, right? :)
Some thoughts
i posted about this during Season one of Galactica and did a count of Blacks. I
counted about three or four, incuding the comm officer and some nameless pilots
(I assume) used in the background. I then found a lot of Blacks existed
afterall: on the prison barge! When Apollo was sent over there
Hmmm...do I detect the plot of a short story or book you're crafting?
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Maybe we might have to wait until 2045 after a war with South America...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:There's an interesting editiorial in PC Magazine about
this. Evidently the big
Astin making '24' debut in 4-hour opener
By Kimberly Speight2 hours, 32 minutes ago
Sean Astin, who starred in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, is joining the cast
of Fox's real-time drama 24, which will again kick off its season with four
episodes screening on two consecutive nights.
Astin will
I may be *way* off base, but it put me in mind of a show from a few years back,
Nowhere Man, starring Bruce Greenwood. I know they're not the same, but the
pacing seemed familiar. I like shows that have a mystery theme, but sometimes
such shows seem to drag and I find them too plodding and
Ouch!
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This test only has one question, but it's a very important one.
By giving an honest answer, you will discover where you stand
morally. No one else will know, so you wont be fooling anyone but
yourself if
you
I wish them luck. Another Star Trek alum trying his hand. I bet Ronald Moore's
success with Galactica is a great incentive. It's great to see a decent
number of speculative fiction shows again, isn't it? Always fun and frustrating
to see which are good, which stink, and whether the networks
Yeah, I specifically left the Sisters out. Only been to Ohio once. Spent three
days there , don't remember many Sisters. It was out where USG has its HQ.
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Bones, starring Angel David Boreanaz, is on tonight at 8 pm on Fox. I guess
I'll give it another chance, though I wasn't blown away by the pilot. The show
to watch tonight, though, is Supernatural. It airs tonight at 9 pm on the WB.
Sounds like a good one, with the brothers running into the
Wow, is this an exciting TV season or what? Been a while since I've worked the
old VCR this much! Shows debuting tonight:
* Lost - 9 pm on ABC. What's in that crazy glowing hatch that's labelled
with the bad luck numbers? Who are the folks on the boat who kidnapped the
psychic kid? What
I still have the premiere of Threshold on tape hope to watch it tonight. I also
recorded Surface, which by all indications ain't that good. Think I will pass
at even trying to watch Ghost Whisperer, as Medium's quite good enough, thank
you!
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Threshold, Invasion, and Supernatural seem to be the good ones among the new
shows. Medium, Lost, the Stargates, and Galactica are the popular holdovers
from last season. Surface will probably die, as Threshold and Invasion are
better shows in the same genre. Same for Ghost Whisperer, unless
I got the following: You got 10 right! Excellent, you have the makings of a
proper propeller head.
Does that make me a Supremely Exalted Propeller Head? :)
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4287006.stm
BTW, I got 9 correct: ... the makings
Same here, so I eliminated the choices for one that seemed more in line with
what they were referencing. And *that* is proof that standardized multiple
choice tests don't always measure intelligence. And as for racial factors:
d'you think white folks would remember grinding as either working
Lots of great TV on tonight:
Alias - ABC - 8 pmHaven't watched this in three years (gotta buy the DVDS
of past seasons) but I know lots of fans exist. Sydney's pregnant, I hear, and
on the run??
Smallville - ABC - 8 pm Continuing last season's cliffhanger, with chunks of
Kryptonite
I watched the first episode of Threshoold last night. So far it's my favorite
of the new scifi/supernatural shows. Great cast, with strong actors like Carla
Gugino, Charles Dutton, Brent Spiner. They all have a presence that works in
this scenario.Each actor is very strong in his/her own
Nope, he was standing there. I kept waiting to see if ABC was running some kind
of contest, like Spot the Kolchak and win! I thought it was a stupid thing
otherwise. I wondered if it was a bored, high tech who inserted the image
'cause it served no purpose. If you read my review I posted
Well, if you saw my Serenity review, you know I recommend the movie. Catch it
at a matinee.
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Keith Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Okay, Florida! :)
I forgot you don't get Sci Fi Channel. Well, I think the
Now this might meet the definition of nerd! My wife and I have discussed
potential names for kids, and I was all stuck on African monikers. Now this has
me thinking. Why saddle my kids with some boring human names when I have a
galaxy of selections to choose:
Boys: Namor Johnson -
I can imagine a son of mine at the first day of school. As the teacher asks the
kids to identify themselves, you get chipper, typical stuff like My name is
Suzie Parker!, and I'm Johnny Johnson!, or We're twins, Melissa and
Melinda Williams!. Then the teacher turns to a solemn young man
Your point is dead-on, which is what I meant. Star Trek was the beacon,
starting slowly (a Black woman, no Black men in major roles), then grew with
Geordi (whose disability definitely raised eyebrows among Blacks) and Worf, and
reaching fruition in Sisko. The series matured in its treatment of
Dear Lord,
I see hurricanes, earthquakes, tsunami, and potential flu pandemic. I am so
thankful, Lord, that in your wisdom, you made sure we didn't do something
stupid like let money sit around unused, waiting for these little events. It
just gives me a special feeling to know that Katrina
I agree with that. He'd lost the fire after his wife's death. I'm just saying
I wish he'd started out as Captain Sisko of whatever that starship was he was
on. But hey, like you say, he grew like hell in what is probably my favorite
Trek series.
Oh course, ol' boy didn't really shine until he
http://www.scifi.com/schedulebot/today.html
For those who want to catch up, the Sci Fi Channel is showing all four episodes
of Surface beginning at 7 tonight.
A friend spoke highly of the scifi series Surface, so I decided to give it a
look. I've only seen two shows so far. Not sure if I want
Capoeria is the fighting style Wesley Snipes uses a great deal in the Blade
movies. Not purely, of course, but it's an influence.
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A notable exception was Eddie Gordo from
Thanks! I composed that in a fit of anger/irritation/resignation the other day.
It's just so tiring trying to tell the crowd the emperor has no clothes, and so
many are still complimenting him on the wardrobe!
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Sarcasm that says
Yeah, that was all in one ep. I left out the scene where Bester has sent a
couple of goons from Psi Corp to take him back. One is a lady who's relentless
in her pursuit. At one point, as his powers are escalating, he begs her to
leave him alone, but she doesn't--and is subsequently
I hear you. I think we all have the same feelings about Blacks in scifi--and
TV in general. And it gets confused when you expand it. For example, if they
*were* going to give the Brother a white love interest on B5, why did they
never even kiss? Sign of the times. Now folks have read my
Good point, it often goes with the casting director. Though, I'm sure that *if*
Moore wanted to bring more men of color on, he could. I get the impression he's
very much involved in casting. I think it's like you said, the age-old problem:
they just don't get it.
DJ Vibe wrote
I doubt he gets
Remember a couple of weeks ago I expressed concern about the quality of fare
America's film industry is sending to the world? Explain this to me:
Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo grossed an estimated $1.4 million from 815
screens, taking its cume to $19.5 million. Openings included No. 1 rankings
My take...
Anyone who didn't see the movie in theatres, big mistake, but the DVD is worth
snapping up immediately. Christian Bale is great as a young Bruce Wayne. He
strikes the perfect balance of a man driven to the edge by loss, but holding on
to nobility. There's an interesting and welcome
Of the new and returning scifi/fantasy series, which are you watching and
liking: Medium, Ghost Whisperer, Lost, Invasion, Surface, Night Stalker,
Stargate SG-1, Stargate Atlantis, Battlestar Galactica, Smallville (getting
better), Charmed, Ghost Hunters (just seeing if you're paying
I've never read her books or seen any movies based on them. I've never been a
fan of vampires enough to read about them (other than the occassional vamp in a
Marvel comic).
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When I first saw the tag line for this, my first reaction was, Pardon
I forgot to add Supernatural
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Of the new and returning scifi/fantasy series, which are you watching and
liking: Medium, Ghost Whisperer, Lost, Invasion, Surface, Night Stalker,
Stargate SG-1, Stargate Atlantis, Battlestar Galactica, Smallville
This search result from Google is wild! How is this possible? I tried other
words like defeated, loser, fool, liar, buffoon, idiot, dark
horse, thief, hypocrite, and none of them gave a similar result. I did
find one other word that gave me a similar result: incompetent
Try this before Google
I forgot the aesthetics. .That was a big problem with the Boeing. I do wonder
which was more maneuverable, but as you say, looking good is very important in
the US. The experts all seemed to think this would be the last major armed
fighter program. we shall see...
You know, I wonder if we'll
Do you have a background in the aerospace industry, military experience, or
just a passion for aircraft? I've enjoyed your responses.
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About looking good, I have to agree...It is
If you read my post, you'll see I said nothing about Blacks not being able to
disagree. I didn't say we had to be homogeneous in words or deeds. I was
specifically refering to the narrow world of rappers who continually bash each
other. And look: if people just disagreed that'd be fine. But if
Well said, that was my point. 50 has the right to say what he wants. But he
also has a responsibility to think before he speaks. How about good
old-fashioned humility and respect? As I said before, he could have said it
with respect. We keep letting folks off because they're rich or edgy or
Thank God! A scifi-related, non-50 Cent post! :)
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Crap, but true...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:That's crap.
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Keith Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Uh, and Nanu! Nanu! to you!
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sancochojo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:You know, I think the second most overused
word that we use in our
community is respect Actually I think that only We(black folk)use
it until its worn to the
I found the below at a site dealing with Black soldiers in WWI. I looked
because I mistakenly thought Devil Dogs was applied to Black soldiers in
Europe. According this I was wrong, but there were the Harlem HellFighters,
who were quite impressive. I assume there were other Blacks who also
I knew about the Seminole Scouts, but not in this detail. Thanks. Whenever I
read of people of color and our past exploits to become accepted in America--or
elsewhere--it's usually with a mixed feeling of pride and sadness. I mean, it
seems you either had to die in combat or kill someone else
I started the conversation with Blacks in WWI, more fascinating to me because
it's all but lost in the past, and it had to have been impossibly tough on them
in that war. But the following, dealing with Blacks in WWII, is worth noting,
especially today. I can't remember if anyone already posted
Naw, I'm putting the finishing touches on my cold fusion in a coke can.
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(Rustling noise)
I'd better find and submit soon my inertial damper application.
BTW, is anybody working on synthehol? Hahaha!
George
Captain
The USS Ronald E. McNair
Cool! Man, this is stuff I didn't know! The germs of a lot of stories--and not
just scifi--are in these histories!
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Another Unit worth noting, The Triple Nickel
When the all-black 555th Parachute Infantry Company, remembered by
many as the Triple
You know, I'd learned new respect for Braga after getting into Threshold,
which I love. Now this article reminds me that he won a *Hugo* for writing the
Next Generation finale, and that he penned the two biggest of the films,
including First Contact, which I like.
It makes me wonder if Berman
Feelings like this persist all over, whether it's Protestants/Catholics,
American whites/Blacks, Indians/Spaniards in Latin America--you name it.
Sometimes the objections seem silly to those outside the storm. For example, I
know some people think it's silly to be upset if a Chinese person
I'm desperate to find a copy of an animated version of A Christmas Carol. It
was released in 1971, produced by animation legend Chuck Jones, directed by
Richard Williams. Alastair Sim--whose live-action 1951 film is widely regarded
as the best version of Dickens' classic tale--reprises his role
You're right, I noticed that last night when I check their website. Thanks for
the correction. You been watching?
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Keith Johnson wrote:
The last of the new shows aired this week, with more to return in
January. I'm assuming reruns will start
So they finally hire a Brother, after four tries. Irksome, though, that this
is the first time Trump states that the runner-up was as just as good, and
appeared to rethink his choice. But it's a reality show--whaddya want?
Still, I wonder: given the sad truth that many Americans get their
That's interesting. Though i have a question. They mentioned skin, and then
discuss why the skin allowed whites to thrive in Europe. But it's not just skin
color that distinguishes them from Blacks, nor possibly explains how they've
thrived in colder climes. Generally speaking, there are
in English, which
makes it the land of the ³FEE², not free.
On 9/5/07 10:02 AM, KeithBJohnson@ mailto:KeithBJohnson%40comcast.net
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Hey guys,
The e-mail keeps getting resent, but the errant word isn't being
Funny! Well, yoga's all about focusing and concentration, so the attractiveness
of your fellow participants doesn't matter. (Yeah,right!)
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I was humbled by the same type of experience! And I found out that I
sounds like the stuff of a good autobiography...
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Good for you! Hey, too bad you're too tall for the Total Gym I'm selling.
I forgot that Chuck Norris is a midget! I'm about
3 inches too tall to get a good
Jesus Christ, where does Bush keep finding these idiots?? I don't care if bin
Laden was *only* capable of putting forth a few tapes a year, he's still an
ideological danger. Don't care if he's tied to a dialysis machine 24/7, if he
can't set foot outside his cave (or compound, more likely), he
Got the below letter from my cable provider today detailing how the Big Ten
Network is trying to bilk me for more cash. And they keep telling us that new
technology will *expand* our choices. Yet every new tech, every new method of
delivering information or services, finds someone who manages
to the original email that did it. Trace¹s
point
is the only one, of course. We shouldn¹t HAVE to watch what is said, but
this is the internet, which is international, yet based in English, which
makes it the land of the ³FEE², not free.
On 9/5/07 10:02 AM, KeithBJohnson@
comcast.net
ha-ha! I agree with you. Besides, if the world ever falls into chaos and
anarchy (like in a bad Van Damme post-apocalyptic movie) I don't want to be
wandering around wastelands only able to eat veggies. This way, even eating a
relatively small amount of meat, I keep the body chemistry in a
You may be right, but ain't that interesting, given that the invasion of Iraq
was deemed necessary by them in part because of the supposed connection to bin
Laden and Al quida!
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Keith
Isn't it possible that if
no, of *course* we remember. That's why I said she didn't look like a tomboy!
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I guess nobody remembers the shot of Uhuru appearing on the transporter bay in
the mini-skirt and sports bra-like top combo
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how's that?
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Which is exactly what happened to a friend of mine who had to eat what was
available to to her according to her means...now she is extremely lactose
intolerant...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ha-ha! I
Summary: Down-on-his-luck Rancher Dan Evans undertakes a dangerous mission,
joining a group of men taking outlaw Ben Wade to prison. They must survive
Indians, others out to get Wade, and Wade's own gang in order to get him on the
3:10 train to Yuma.
My Quick Take: This is a fun, exciting
I agree to an extent. The problem is that fixing a country like this could take
a decade or more, and no one in the administration wants to discuss real time.
They keep dropping stuff like stay the course, let Iraq stand up so we can
stand down, etc. Generalities can go on for generations.
I'm actually a bit intrigued. When I first heard about it, I was dismissive,
because I was afraid it was gonna be another Buffy take. I'm getting a bit
tired of the young, barely adult vulnerable girl character nowadays. But when i
saw a couple of trailers and Miguel Ferrer (who, unfortunately,
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