Hahahaha! The date on that article was April 1st, wasn't it. Sounds
like a good Aprils Fools joke to me.
George
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wrote:
Well, they sold their souls to let China censor Google, so why
should we be surprised?
brent wodehouse
Anyone watching the latest series? I've enjoyed the three eps I've seen so far.
Never having seen any of the previous shows, I can't compare, but it's
entertaining. The Doctor is an interesting character. Usually he's comically
happy, smiling at the strangest times. When Rose's boyfriend had
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Hahahaha! The date on that article was April 1st, wasn't it. Sounds
like a good Aprils Fools joke to me.
Yes, it was a rather funny joke. Sadly, I can't take credit.
Brent
George
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Well, they
http://news.scotsman.com/scitech.cfm?id=510172006
Fly me to the moon - by catapult
RUSSELL JACKSON
IT MAY read like a far-flung plotline from a science-fiction comic, but
Scots scientists have unveiled plans to develop a giant slingshot to
catapult material from the earth to the moon.
The
Sometimes the most crude and far-out seeming ideas may prove to be workable
after all.When I was college, Ed Teller--one of the major developers of the
H-bomb--spoke at my engineering society. He was a big advocate of the Star Wars
system. Teller advocated a system of giant, perpetually
I like the idea, but I've got the one problem- aiming. What if the aim's off by
a ahlf-degree? One way, you miss your target entirely. The other, you hit the
wrong target, possibly causing massive destruction. Mister Optimism Junior,
signing off.
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I done been had.
brent wodehouse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hahahaha! The date on that article was April 1st, wasn't it. Sounds
like a good Aprils Fools joke to me.
Yes, it was a rather funny joke. Sadly, I can't take credit.
Brent
George
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The last ep aired, Aliens of London (a sly take on a Warren Zevon song) was
proof for me that the series was abck. The first two, though good, were
self-contained. The initial series was a cliffhanger-a-week deal, always
leaving you wondering where things would end up. (Even though the trailer
I can agree with that idea. I have no particular dislikes at the moment that
I'm aware of.
thegothic_dude [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I was thinking of having a post of
what wouldn't you want. I know I
wouldn't want parodies for a long, long while.
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Yeah, that was good, the laughing, gas-passing aliens who want to rule the
world. I loved the old-school way they slowly and menacingly approach their
victims, eyes blinking, claws clicking. I laughed my ass off.
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From: Martin Pratt [EMAIL
A screen version of Octavia Butler's short story, The Evening, and
the Morning and the Night.
A Black American focused World War II drama. ( I know there are a
handful, but a big budget would be nice)
An an epic fantasy.
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I realized after the last post that I didn't reintorduce myself. I had
been in the first scifinoir group long ago.
Winnie Shiraishi, originally from North Carolina, USA. Now in Japan.
I have a blog about Japanese popular fiction at:
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http://insufficientpostage.typepad.com
Regards.
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Welcome back! Whatcha doin' in Japan?
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I realized after the last post that I didn't
No, it's a good point with any type of system where something is
launched but has no propulsion of its own. I guess you'd have to use a
projectile with some basic guidance and manuevering systems built in.
You couldn't exactly throw big boulders at ICBMs screaming through the
atmosphere and hope
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