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One can only imagine. She'd certainly do Romulans well. Have you ever read "Brothers of Earth"?[/quote]
No I havent. Its taken a long time and Im not even done with the Foreigner series yet. I could imagine how she would handle the TnT scene. She is very character focused.. I would also like to see her redo Earths Final Conflict.
No I havent. Its taken a long time and Im not even done with the Foreigner series yet. I could imagine how she would handle the TnT scene. She is very character focused.. I would also like to see her redo Earths Final Conflict.
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Just finished watching BSG season 1. Heh a whole season in like 4 days
still downloading season 2. And I don't even have enough space on my hard drive for it
so now I'm converting all the BSG and SG1 and SGA episodes (which I should have done like ages ago
) with hope I'll stay ahead of the download rate before I run out of space
cuz I've got like a whole excessive GB of SG1 and SGA. But now I'm getting like a 2 digit download rate











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Just passed 50% on the download. Space I need: about 1.2 GB. Space I have: less than 800 MB
space I need for a single Stargate episode conversion: about 200 MB
and YIKES now I'm getting like monster transfer rate!!
(well which for me is like 30 something
) yep I'd say I'm like totally frelled














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I watched SGA and they had a preview of next weeks epi with Connor Trineer as Michael the wraith. I like watchin Connor Trineer. I met him once at a convention seems like a pretty nice guy. But who knows?
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Hondafan wrote:I watched SGA and they had a preview of next weeks epi with Connor Trineer as Michael the wraith. I like watchin Connor Trineer. I met him once at a convention seems like a pretty nice guy. But who knows?
I've met him twice (photo and autograph) and then asked him a question on stage once about TnT. He was kind of short with me, but I admit that in the photo and autograph sessions I was near the back of the line, so he could have just been tired.
T'Poptarts wrote:Just passed 50% on the download. Space I need: about 1.2 GB. Space I have: less than 800 MB![]()
space I need for a single Stargate episode conversion: about 200 MB
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and YIKES now I'm getting like monster transfer rate!!
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) yep I'd say I'm like totally frelled
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The thing I experienced right after watching BSG was like "Wow, ST sucks", lol but, you just have to look at Star Trek in its own context I guess. The great thing about BSG is that it's a totally different kind of sci fi. In many ways, it's more realistic and better story telling. To some people, it's unpleasantly dark. But I love it.
I thought SG1 and then SGA more accurately portrayed a space-military than Star Trek -- but that BSG took it to the extreme and therefore for many cases did a great storytelling job, for others it's a little overly dark. You could also say that BSG takes the "good political/war" stuff out of DS9 too. Cuz DS9 got a little darker in the interstellar/socio-galactic political landscape. But BSG does that too.
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"you just have to look at Star Trek in its own context"
You really do. Like I said elsewhere...it's audacious. Nothing else is like it, good or bad.
You really do. Like I said elsewhere...it's audacious. Nothing else is like it, good or bad.

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Oh I really like the darkness of BSG. Well and I also like the lightness of the Stargates. And I like whatever the hell Trek is. They're all awesome shows in their own way



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Based on one convention and four hugs (three individual and one group...plus him signing my NOT.DEAD. T-shirt while I was wearing it) I'd have to say that Connor Trineer is not only a REALLY nice guy, but he smells good, too.Hondafan wrote:I watched SGA and they had a preview of next weeks epi with Connor Trineer as Michael the wraith. I like watchin Connor Trineer. I met him once at a convention seems like a pretty nice guy. But who knows?


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Watching: Ruffian
Such a sad story.
I'm glad they didn't release this movie last year with Barbaro....that would have been too much.

What can I say? I love horses....seeing them get hurt makes me sad.
Reading:Enterprise: What Price Honor Pretty good so far. I also picked up Articles of the Federation...and Enterprise: Daedalus at the library.
I still haven't read Rosetta yet.
Such a sad story.
I'm glad they didn't release this movie last year with Barbaro....that would have been too much.

What can I say? I love horses....seeing them get hurt makes me sad.
Reading:Enterprise: What Price Honor Pretty good so far. I also picked up Articles of the Federation...and Enterprise: Daedalus at the library.
I still haven't read Rosetta yet.
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Watching: Fallen Hero. Ambassador V'Lar is a great favorite of mine. My one and only outline for a fic features her.
Reading: The Black Powder War. Like combination of Hornblower and Jane Austin and, and, and...some really great book about dragons. Tea With The Black Dragon, maybe?
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Reading: The Black Powder War. Like combination of Hornblower and Jane Austin and, and, and...some really great book about dragons. Tea With The Black Dragon, maybe?
Listening: Apocalytica. Cellos rock!

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T'Sara wrote:I also picked up Articles of the Federation...and Enterprise: Daedalus at the library.
Good luck ... I wasn't able to get through Daedalus at all. None of the characters felt remotely accurate to me...
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Distracted wrote:Based on one convention and four hugs (three individual and one group...plus him signing my NOT.DEAD. T-shirt while I was wearing it) I'd have to say that Connor Trineer is not only a REALLY nice guy, but he smells good, too.Hondafan wrote:I watched SGA and they had a preview of next weeks epi with Connor Trineer as Michael the wraith. I like watchin Connor Trineer. I met him once at a convention seems like a pretty nice guy. But who knows?
I gotta say, I have to wonder if he knows that women are his demographic and treats them differently though. He was just sorta short with me.
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I am just starting to read Crabwalk by Gunter Grass, a novel about a German family deeply effected by the sinking of a refugee ship a family member survied during WWII. I am in the middle of Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth; which I'm gonna make the grandchildren read over the summer if I have to pay them to do it.
TV? Only ST DVDs, after I flop down on the couch after a long day. If it was a week day - after work. If it was a weekend day - after tending to the boat: washing windows, painting, oiling teak, pumping out the bilge, storing snacks, tinkering in the engine compartment (I have discovered that a Trip Tucker I am NOT)... or out pounding the waves up on plane on Lake Michigan with son-in-law and grandkids. That, or drifting in a rocking boat with a fishing pole in hand beats the heck out of watching TV anyway (except for ST, of course). Son-in-law wants to put a TV in the boat cabin. Over my dead body!
It is hard to settle down to writing fan fic in the summertime!
TV? Only ST DVDs, after I flop down on the couch after a long day. If it was a week day - after work. If it was a weekend day - after tending to the boat: washing windows, painting, oiling teak, pumping out the bilge, storing snacks, tinkering in the engine compartment (I have discovered that a Trip Tucker I am NOT)... or out pounding the waves up on plane on Lake Michigan with son-in-law and grandkids. That, or drifting in a rocking boat with a fishing pole in hand beats the heck out of watching TV anyway (except for ST, of course). Son-in-law wants to put a TV in the boat cabin. Over my dead body!
It is hard to settle down to writing fan fic in the summertime!
Working on a major fan fic project. Two-thirds done. Hope to put it up in the not TOO distant future.
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