TR>be exposed to things, and you *always* use what you are exposed to for
TR>inspiration, even when you don't know that you are doing it.
Life as WE KNOW IT. I'll bet you anything there are countless life forms
for real out there someplace that can exist in space with no problems at
all.
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Msg : 33 of 423
From : Steve Martin 1:271/285 .åō 23 Hî˙ 95 21:10
To : Ruby Tuesday
Subj : canadian stuff
ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
Big Brother caught Ruby Tuesday & All crimespeaking about canadian
stuff.
RT> has anybody come across any science fictin with "Canadian
RT> content" that's worthwhile?
Hmm... What do you mean by "Canadian content"?
de Lint might have something. He writes fantasy, not SF, but is
certainly worthwhile if you're not a purist in that regard.
... Fad: in one era and out the other.
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Msg : 34 of 423
From : Frank Swarbrick 1:104/825 .˙ō 24 Hî˙ 95 19:07
To : Beverley Cote
Subj : Q HEADING FOR VOYAGER
ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
.TID: WILDMAIL!/WC v4.12 92-0022
On 11-23-95 07:51 Ambassador Beverley Cote of the Minbari Federation said:
MZ> The Raven was overheard talking to Karmin St.Jean,
MZ> about Q HEADING FOR VOYAGER, in "Joe's Place" and said:
TR> KS> It is not our Q (nor Q2 (Corbin Bernsen)) who is being tried. It is
TR> KS> another Q, (played by Gerritt Graham (can we say "Stan Putterman",
BC> boys
TR> KS> and girls?))
TR> Close, but no cigar. Stan Putterman (and, for that matter, George
MZ> TR>Francisco) is played by Eric Pierpoint. Gerritt Graham plays
MZ> Matthew Sikes TR>(not to mention Achilles from "Robot Jox").
MZ> Gary Graham who played Sikes played in another episode called Cold
MZ> Fire dealing with Kess's psychokinetic powers and the caretakers
MZ> companion.
BC> Gerrit Graham also played the Tosk in an early DS9, and was Meat
BC> in 'Phantom of the Paradise': music by Paul Williams (who also
BC> starred), directed by Brian de Palma (I believe it was his first
BC> film). One of my faves... :)
Just a note, but Graham played the Tosk Hunter, not Tosk himself.
Tosk was played by Scott MacDonald.
Oh, and yikes! Gary Graham and Gerritt Graham are not the same person!
Gary Graham plays Sikes on Alien Nation.
Frank
... "I'm a doctor, not a botanist" --Bashir
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Msg : 35 of 423
From : Richard Sarner 1:271/236 .cę 26 Hî˙ 95 11:44
To : Nancy Crockett
Subj : Re: Highlander
ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
.TID: GE 1.11+
In a message to All <11-22-95 15:37> Nancy Crockett wrote:
NC=> Do you like Highlander, the series?
NC=> Do you like it well enough to watch it from the beginning with other
NC=> Highlander fans? (Euro-Versions)
Yes, and Yes! Unfortunatly, I am in Va and can;t make it out there. I do have a
miniGathering tet. slated for Jan-Feb to show off my Euros (mine! all mine! :)
NC=> Even if you don't attend, please write to me about Highlander. I love
NC=> to talk about past episodes, current episodes, the actors, you name
I too, was at the Gathering II and returned penniless, suffering from sleep
deprivation and the Adrianiac Flu. It was great! Are you aware of the Fido
Highlander echo? Ask for it by name, it hails from Arkham Asylum. I just
recieved the second Highlander Store catalog and saw the stuff we examined a
month ago. Will you be attending SyndiCon in Baltimore in May? Elizabeth Gracen
and Arrian are on the Invited list, but all the others from the Gathering will
be there.
watch your head...
Richard rsarner@widomaker.com
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Msg : 36 of 423
From : Richard Sarner 1:271/236 .cę 26 Hî˙ 95 11:51
To : The Raven
Subj : Re: Highlander: New Season
ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
.TID: GE 1.11+
In a message to Nancy Crockett <11-25-95 00:56> The Raven wrote:
TR=> I am one of the self-appointed SME (Subject Matter Experts) on
TR=> FidoNet (the others are Cindy Shettle and Mark Jones).
This implies that there are only three. In fact, there are at least two others
who are outspoken and knowledgeable.
TR=> And if you have any questions at all, I'm the guy to ask...
Mark Jones is not a guy? Or just not *the* guy? B-)
...Richard
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Msg : 37 of 423
From : Julie Rhodes 1:226/110 .ķá 25 Hî˙ 95 09:34
To : Chris Ogniben
Subj : Krypton
ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
.TID: WILDMAIL!/WC v4.12 92-0004
Chris Ogniben said to The Raven regarding Krypton:
CO>If your a comic reader, than a collector.. You are missing out
CO>on a great personal buisness or hobby. I mean, do you realize
CO>how much money you can make by collecting comics, and you still
CO>can read them.. But, you make a big profit later in life with them.
It is to laugh. If you are a dealer, you *think* you're going to
retire on those back issues of Harbinger that you artificially
inflated by holding them back from the public (not that you'll get the
money from me--I come right out and say, "That's just too much. I'll
wait for a more reasonable price." That really burns the dealer
standing there with his precious Wizard Price Update in his hand.) If
you are a "collector" you might get lucky and buy a copy of some issue
that becomes "hot" but a year later chances are it will be back in the
25 cent box. The only comics that keep high value are the Golden Age
stuff that is truly hard to find in good condition.
Every time you buy three copies of something now, double bag them, and
say to yourself, "Someday these will be worth lots of money!" keep in
mind that two million other fanboys like yourself are doing exactly
the same thing.
And this isn't just my opinion; a very funny cartoon was published in
one issue of The Buyer's Guide a few years back that showed a vast
landscape of houses and out of every one of them a voice was saying,
"Someday these comics will be rare and valuable!" (Hah--not if there
are that many mint-and-bagged copies lying around as "investments"!)
Dealers themselves aren't making any kind of "big money" off even the
Golden Age stuff they've got their hands on. If they were, you
wouldn't hear about comic shops going under every day. And personally
I can't feel sorry for them, after being told they expected me to fork
over $100 plus for Harbinger #1 not even a year after it was put on
the stands. Gee, how come they want that much when every one of them
has two or three copies they drag to every show and take back home
with them?
Buy a comic if you want to read it. It's mentality like the "buy for
a huge payback investment!" that means someone like me, who just wants
to read the comic, can't even get a copy of it. Thanks for nothing.
OOTC: I am currently reading Babylon 5 and X-files. Why is it that
TV/Movie adaptation comics have art that is even worse than the old
Gold Key stuff? Both of these comics have art so bad I wouldn't even
put it in my catbox. I only buy it for the stories.
......<*> Excuse me, I have to recharge my flamethrower.
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Msg : 38 of 423
From : Todd Sullivan 1:202/720.3 .cę 26 Hî˙ 95 16:08
To : David Cougle
Subj : awesome epic
ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
Whilst falling into the sun on 26 Nov 95, David Cougle yelled to All:
DC> Get off you lazy butts, go to your library, and check out either Nine
DC> Princes in Amber or The Chronicles of Amber v.1. The autho, Roger
DC> Zelazny (who just died), has such a way with words that you never know
DC> what will happen next and there is never a dull moment.
You're just now discovering that? Wait'll you read Vol.2, and the next set that
involve Merlin.
Trumps Of Doom.
Blood Of Amber
Sign Of Chaos
Knight of Shadows
Todd Sullivan
... Smile, things could get worse. And they will.
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Msg : 39 of 423
From : Phill Ash 1:275/160 .îí 27 Hî˙ 95 08:39
To : Beverley Cote
Subj : Q HEADING FOR VOYAGER
ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
.TID: GE 1.1+
BC> Gerrit Graham also played the Tosk in an early DS9, and was Meat
BC> in 'Phantom of the Paradise': music by Paul Williams (who also
BC> starred), directed by Brian de Palma (I believe it was his first
BC> film). One of my faves... :)
Tosk was played by Scott MacDonald.
Your pal: PhlAsh
... AMBLIN PRESS RELEASE: The New Dr Who will be played by @N@.
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Msg : 40 of 423
From : Ritchie Funk 1:140/122 .îí 27 Hî˙ 95 07:48
To : Brandon Wolgast
Subj : Nowhere Man
ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
.TID: FastEcho 1.45 10246
-=> Quoting Brandon Wolgast to Ritchie Funk <=-
RF>Did anyone see the most recent episode where he meets his father? Was
RF>his father part of the conspiracy or is Tom just getting a little too
RF>paranoid?
BW> I don't think his father was part of it, not at all, that is to me why
BW> they ended with showing the picture at the end. I may be wrong but I
BW> don't think he was "in on it."
Your probably right. But with this show you never know... ;-)
<<< Greetings from TEROK NOR >>>
... Your not as smart as I think I am.
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Msg : 41 of 423
From : Brion Lienhart 1:213/700.2 .îí 27 Hî˙ 95 11:47
To : Mark David
Subj : Re: Questions, But Are T
ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
On Thu Nov 23, Mark David said to Chris Ogniben:
CO> It would suck to have a future with matter antimatter reactors.
-MD>I don't think that that would be possible, though I say that with
