Not if you are a Sikh...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 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 William
Finally! I was about to bemoan the fact that no one else has even
mentioned Serenity since I posted last weekend. Thanks! I agree with you
that everyone was fleshed out, and the movie kicks into high gear and
stays there. And like you, my test is whether I want to see a movie
more than once. If I
I'll discuss that one with the wife. She's not too big on any names that
sound like the current crop of "Afrocentric" ones so many of our people
use, and nowadays, even stuff like "Jadzia" is thought of in the same
way as those cobbled-together ones.
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From: scifinoir2@yah
Ha-ha! hey, what's wrong with having a kid who possesses twelfth-level
intelligence?
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I loved the series and the movie was even better. Not many folks saw
it with us but the audience was into it and a couple of moments had
people gasping out loud.
The true test of a how much I like a movie is whether I want to see
it again. I saw Serenity last night and I wanted to stay and watc
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Cosmic stuff.
October 5, 2005
Ancient Interstellar Collision Helps Explain Source of Radiation
By DENNIS OVERBYE
With a screech of high-energy radiation brighter than a million billion suns, a
p
Keith:
In all seriousness, a really good name for a girl would be: Jadzia
Johnson. Another good name for a girl: K'Ehleyr" Johnson. Don't you
think?
George
--- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Now this might meet the definition of "nerd"! My wife and I have
discussed
F r i e n d l y W a g e r
by Matthew Costello
The man sitting across from Todd - Doctor
Todd, Medville's beloved pediatrician - would, he
thought, be best described as porcine. That was it
*exactly.* Porcine, as in pork, as in piggy, as in *slob.*
Great folds of skin dangled from the man's neck
Dude...If you name you kid Braniac...I'm sending over the guys in the white
coats!!!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: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 ki
Is 'Lost' a literal enigma?
By Ann Oldenburg, USA TODAY
Literary references have been sprinkled throughout the mysteries of
Lost: In an episode last season, the character Sawyer was reading
Watership Down by Richard Adams, the story of rabbits searching for a
safe place in a threatening wo
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
Dear Friend,
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own counsel and formerly Bush's personal lawyer - to replace
Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, who was the swing vote to protect
women's reproductive freedom on the Supreme Court.
But what is Harriet Miers' judicial philosoph
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