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Posted by The Excalibur (Member # 34) on :
Unless you both know Mr O personally, I wouldn't put to much faith into the E-Mail.
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ALL GOOD THINGS
Posted by Hobbes (Member # 138) on :
Know him personally, no. I sometimes write to him, but on a first name basis, no.
Hobbes
9906.7
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Posted by Diane (Member # 53) on :
I just went to a SF convention today, and I saw a booth there with "Free Enterprise" posters behind it. Unfortunately, I had to leave before the people came to set up the booth, but I'm going there again tomorrow so I'll be getting more details. The poster looked like the Generations poster with Shatner's face and 3 other people I didn't recognize.
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"Oh Lucifer!
Oh! Laisse-moi rien qu'une fois
Glisser mes doigts dans les cheveux d'Esmeralda"
--"Belle", Notre Dame de Paris
Posted by Diane (Member # 53) on :
I have just seen this movie today. It IS very funny. The main characters are all sci-fi fans, so they quote/imitate Trek a lot (and occasionally Star Wars). A lot of in-jokes, too, as Mike Okuda said in his email. But...it WAS geared heavily toward males (rated R, and not just for the profanity, if you know what I mean), and when I came out of the theater, I couldn't help feeling a bit of the disgust I felt after seeing "Can't Hardly Wait" (if you don't recognize the name of that movie, good for you). The plot is rather boring if it weren't for the jokes, it can be sexist at times, and the main characters (with the possible exception of Mark) are a bunch of losers in the sense that they can't set their priorities straight and hang out in a pub all the time. And all the casual sex gets made me uncomfortable (my mom wanted to come along, good thing she didn't).
Though seeing Bill Shatner rap to the lines of Julius Caeser might be worth your ticket.
Some funny moments:
In one scene separate from the movie when the credits were rolling, Mark (one of the leading characters) tells an assistant to call Shatner in his trailer to get ready for filming. So he goes and knocks. No answer. He knocks again, calling Shatner's name. And again. Then he hears something from the trailer: Shatner's voice saying "spread them wider. Wider!" The assistant opens the trailer door, and there's Shatner and another woman, trying to spread the woman's fingers into the Vulcan hand symbol. *LOL*
And...
"Stop living in the 24th century!"
"I am NOT living in the 24th century! I hate the Next Generation!"
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"Il est venu le temps des cath�drales
Le monde est entr�
Dans un nouveau millenaire.
L'homme a voulu monter vers les �toiles
�crire son histoire
Dans le verre ou dans la pierre."
--"Le Temps des Cath�drales", Notre Dame de Paris
Posted by Gaseous Anomaly (Member # 114) on :
*SLABOD*
(Shrieks Like A Banshee On Dope)
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If no-one will play with me, then I'm going home,and I'm bringing the inflatible with me.
Posted by Elim Garak (Member # 14) on :
*O_o@Ziyal's signature*
It sounds good, actually!
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Doctor: "Run along. I'll reattach any severed limbs. Just don't misplace them." (Voyager: "The Killing Game")
Posted by Sunspot (Member # 77) on :
*LMAO @ Tora's post!!*
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"You were right about the negotiations...they were short."
Obi-Wan Kenobi to QuiGon Jinn, The Phantom Menace
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