ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
While tripping merrily through the mail, Frank Glover was overheard
FG> And more to your point is `Total Recall.' What indeed if youcould
FG> submerge an old personality and set of memories under a new one...and
FG> the new one upon learning of this, still seeks to preserve his own
FG> identity? (If you saw the movie, the scene where Arnie's character is
FG> pursuaded that all his experiences prior to, and on Mars were the
FG> virtual experience he'd asked for [and even I was having doubts], was
FG> ripped off...er, *borrowed* in a recent ST:Voyager episode where the
FG> Doctor is having similar things happen to him...)
Which sounds suspiciously like a 1966 Phillip K. Dick short story
"We Can Remember It For You Wholesale"
Don
... I'm Heisenberg of Borg. Then again maybe I'm not.
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Msg : 1 of 143
From : Chris Ogniben 1:2604/568 .˙ō 19 .íâ 96 11:32
To : Donald Sohn
Subj : X-Files & E.T.
ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
What are you talking about here, give me more info.
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Msg : 2 of 143
From : Chris Ogniben 1:2604/568 .˙ō 19 .íâ 96 11:34
To : Chris Bach
Subj : X-files
ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
Hey man, what kind of life do you have if you have tons of QWK
packets, and you havn't even finished with them yet. Since, you must
really have a lot of time on your hands, to be able to deal with all
those QWK packets. And as for Weird science, apparently i never got
hooked to that series. I mean, i just like real quality sci fi stuff,
and i think the weird science show is not real good quality sci fi
show. And, that is why i don't watch it. I think Kelly Lebrock was a
better lisa, and though the new lisa is very pretty, that i think she
better be off on baywatch or something. Anyways, that is all i have to
say.
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Msg : 3 of 143
From : Chris Ogniben 1:2604/568 .˙ō 19 .íâ 96 11:38
To : Chris Bach
Subj : X-FILES CHRISTMAS
ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
Well, apparently when it comes to UFO's and stuff, Skully doesn't
beleive, and we all found out that it wasn't aliens sort to speak that
abuducted her. Or at least, we do not know fully to what happened to
her back in that episode. As for the aliens that Mulder and Skully
seen at that warehouse episode, and all those files, and Mulder finds
out what his father been up to. And his father got killed. And that
the aliens that were in that one, were very real. But, apparently
Skully just doesn't follow the same view point. Either because she
doesn't know what she saw, or that she refuses to beleive what is
really happening. Anyways, i think it was time for mulder to be
skepticle, since it was dealing with something that was all written in
the bible. And that is what the episode was about mostly, which is GOD
and other stuff. Or was it the episode about where Skully founded out
that she wasn't the only one that was upducted sort to speak, and she
met all these other women, who seem to know her, and been through the
same experience with her. Can someone refreshen my memory to what
exactly happened in that episode, where Mulder just didn't beleive what
skully was talking about. I remember it dealt with someone who was
strangling people with his hands, and left burning marks as if the
devil was in his body. So, i think that was the episode. And all i
have to say there, true or not true, there is no proof for Mulder to
beleive that religion is playing a major part in life, and that things
that skully thought was real is real.
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Msg : 4 of 143
From : Chris Ogniben 1:2604/568 .˙ō 19 .íâ 96 11:40
To : Kevin Ahearn
Subj : Re: SLIDERS/ANY NEWS?
ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
I am surprised how the other stations don't even measure up clsoe to
what FOX has been doing. They have ice hockey, the NFL football thing
till the play offs were over. And a lot of other great shows.
Apparently CBS is dead, and NBC is jsut good only because of the NBA
bastketabll, the superbowl and some sci fi stuff. And channel 7 is
really dead, i hardly been able to watch anything on channel 7 for a
long time now.. ABC sucks. And channel 9, is ok, but it's UPN, so,
they always have good stuff on certain days.
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Msg : 5 of 143
From : Chris Ogniben 1:2604/568 .˙ō 19 .íâ 96 11:41
To : Shawn Merrow
Subj : Re: nuclear BS
ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
Man, just reading that hurts. I mean, they took rod out, and
explosion happened, two dudes fly off, another dude get's the rod into
his body. I mean, impaled that is. It just sounds very painful, and
makes you think twice than to be working at a nuclear power planet.
Thank goodness that, no radiation leaked out, or anything else that
could have happend in a very bad way, didn't.
/s
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Msg : 6 of 143
From : Chris Ogniben 1:2604/568 .˙ō 19 .íâ 96 11:43
To : Channon Lang
Subj : Re: Good Ole Riker...
ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
Hold on, please tell me this again. You said something to basic
appearces made by Jonathan Frakes, who is Wil Riker on STTNG.
Appearing with his wife on a show. The only show that i can remmber
seeing them in, was whatever you mentioned.
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Msg : 7 of 143
From : Chris Ogniben 1:2604/568 .˙ō 19 .íâ 96 11:43
To : Channon Lang
Subj : Re: Star Trek
ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
which episode was this, of TREK or Babylon 5, that had the aliens
engaged in this sex scene that made you laugh that you just stated
there.
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Msg : 8 of 143
From : Aaron Turon 1:137/2 .ķá 20 .íâ 96 11:21
To : All
Subj : Star Trek
ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
If you have Win95, then your in luck! I have a bunch of sounds, pictures, and
other stuff form Star Trek for Win95!
If anyone wants it, just say so! :)
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Msg : 9 of 143
From : Lawrence E Dunlap 1:106/2927 .pä 17 .íâ 96 18:18
To : David Johnston
Subj : Re: Tv And Sf
ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
DJ>.MH>The rule is the thirty-five year-old construction worker who
DJ>.MH>American Gladiators and Cops. He's got a wife who's five
DJ>.MH>years younger than him, six kids, a pickup, a bad-tempered
DJ>.MH>and an eighteen-year-old college cheerleader he's
DJ>-MH> fooling around with on the side.
DJ>->
DJ>-> My father's generation fought WWII, his brothers fought Korea and
DJ>-> Vidtnam so *this* kind of Baby Boomer could be free to be such a low
DJ>-> breed of life *just* described?
DJ>
DJ>You got a problem with that?
DJ> Origin: (1:342/14)
I would be a 4-F because of brain chemistry in a *real* war. This
kind of ignorant savage is going to defend ME when I might have to bear
arms to DEFEND MY OWN KIND??? Maybe I could have a nightmare abuot it, yes.
DJ>-ED> Any civillized 21st Century culture cannot exist with such poorly
DJ>-ED> bred citizen of this level of ethical values and literacy in the
DJ>-ED> sciences as portrayed by the composite man just presented here.
DJ>-ED> For one thing, in democracies such a man must be currently literate
DJ>-ED> in the sciences to effectively vote intelligently on scientific
DJ>-ED> issues.
DJ>When did scientific issues become particularly a matter of popular
DJ>vote?
Someday this sleeping monster would have to become informed--what
happens when such a composite of citizenery has to vote in restrictive
rules about cherished activities upon themselves becauuse of global
warming, such as giving some forms of refrigeration up to reduce
greenhouse gases, for instince?
THIS person can deliberate about *that* kind of issue? More
importantly, would such a ignorant person eeen accept any sort of
intrusive restriction to stop global warming?
DJ>-ED> Why does my guts suspect a educated and ethical population might not
DJ>-ED> buy so much nonrenewable consumables or docilely accept this level of
DJ>-ED> mediocracy in entertainment?
DJ>I am educated. I hope I am ethical. But I enjoy mediocre
DJ>entertainment.
I'm not on a crusade to bahish mediocre entertainment, understand.
What concerns me is that a society such as ours and Europe demands
discerning, reasoning people who can think about the deeper issues of
life without having an allergic reaction to serious thinking.
Actually, true democracy works at its best when there is a
population thinking and reasoning with themselves about deep and serious
issues to the end these citizens competently instruct their delegated
governmental officals to carry out prudent and sound wishes and operate
our econony and technology humanely without serious stress on indidivual
personal reationships and lifestyles,
I question the durability of a society that is this ignorant and
intellectually defective because its citizens rule their peers
You can watch every minute of medicore entertainment and I can
choose to pass that up. I'm not against its production in a society
where the more thoughtful don't have to be concerned about its viewers
accurately distinguishing fiction from reality, good and bad science
from academic research scientists, good and bad policy from elected
officials.
Back to the sponge-mind person referred to at the start of my reply:
What could happen if this kind of individual becomes prevalent globally?
Lawrence E Dunlap
(1:106/2927)
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Msg : 10 of 143
From : Lawrence E Dunlap 1:106/2927 .pä 17 .íâ 96 18:39
