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Just watched TOS episode The Enemy Within. Poor Fluffy

[enterprikayak]

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Watching: Untraceable

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Awesome

(Now if only Termite were one of his victims )

[evcake]

Watching: Firefly - SciFi has it on from 8am to 4 pm today
Making: A rosary - with garnet beads. 'S pretty, if I do say.

[Reanok]

Watching the Stargate Atlantis pilot on sci-fi channel.

[TPoptarts]

Doing: *trying* to shop on Amazon.com again. I'm such a terrible shopper. Especially online since I STILL don't have a clue what the frell I'm doing. (It's only my second time shopping online ) But I really need a new laptop backpack because mine's falling apart... plus a new AC power adapter for my laptop which for some reason I didn't get yet, I worked so hard to get that Amazon gift certificate to buy a new AC power adapter and then I got it and I didn't even use it yet. Turns out my MacGyver fix is still holding (after over a month and a half ) so I guess I forgot. Sigh. I've been browsing for HOURS and I just don't know what I'm doing.

[Alelou]

Just finished Shouldknowbetter's "Down a Dark Road" series, her completely original version of the third season. I love her writing and I can't believe I somehow missed this series.

http://triptpolers.houseoftucker.com/fi ... road.shtml

[Kevin Thomas Riley]

...watching? (Or rather have watched, since I finshed it last night).

The old BBC production of John le Carré's Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy starring Sir Alec Guinness. Patrick Stewart had a small appearence (non-talking) as Soviet master-spy "Karla".

[Asso]

Just finished Shouldknowbetter's "Down a Dark Road" series, her completely original version of the third season. I love her writing and I can't believe I somehow missed this series.

http://triptpolers.houseoftucker.com/fi ... road.shtml

Splendid!

[Alelou]

Watching Enterprise on Sci-Fi, kind of. (This means I only actually get up from the computer and go look at the TnT scenes.) Man they stuff those commercials in.

Did you ever notice that in Rajin the people she scans are all people recovering from exposure to the alien chicken-people virus from the episode before? They certainly spend a lot of time setting up that they're still suffering after-effects in the beginning of the episode. I wonder if they were trying to set up a reason for the bio-weapon to fail, only they didn't end up needing to use it?

[Pitseleh]

...reading?

Pride and Prejudice, again. My friends have decided that we are going to do the whole read the book/watch the movie thing after I come back from my trip, and I'm reading instead of doing floor plans. If they paid me for the amount of time I spend procrastinating, I'd be richer than Gates.

[Distracted]

Watching Enterprise on Sci-Fi, kind of. (This means I only actually get up from the computer and go look at the TnT scenes.) Man they stuff those commercials in.

Did you ever notice that in Rajin the people she scans are all people recovering from exposure to the alien chicken-people virus from the episode before? They certainly spend a lot of time setting up that they're still suffering after-effects in the beginning of the episode. I wonder if they were trying to set up a reason for the bio-weapon to fail, only they didn't end up needing to use it?

What an incredibly fascinating idea. Why do you think the bioweapon would fail if the info Raijiin got was from people who'd just recovered from a viral infection? That wouldn't change their basic genetic structure and their susceptibility to other viruses. What's the mechanism you're thinking of?

[vero3110]

Watching Enterprise on Sci-Fi, kind of. (This means I only actually get up from the computer and go look at the TnT scenes.) Man they stuff those commercials in.

Did you ever notice that in Rajin the people she scans are all people recovering from exposure to the alien chicken-people virus from the episode before? They certainly spend a lot of time setting up that they're still suffering after-effects in the beginning of the episode. I wonder if they were trying to set up a reason for the bio-weapon to fail, only they didn't end up needing to use it?

What an incredibly fascinating idea. Why do you think the bioweapon would fail if the info Raijiin got was from people who'd just recovered from a viral infection? That wouldn't change their basic genetic structure and their susceptibility to other viruses. What's the mechanism you're thinking of?

If I remember correctly, that virus (or whatever it was) did change the genetic structure. Archer, Hoshi and Malcolm were transforming into the Urquat people, remember? Eating worms, sniffing around, going to Urquat...only T'Pol was somewhat immune.

Vero

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Watching: National Treasure 2