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04-09-2006 #81Platinum Poster
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Oh my!
We're up to ten pages already.
Bet you didn't know you had so many fans, didja Mystique?
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04-10-2006 #82Rookie Poster
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Now...now...you sheath those claws as you know i love you *kiss*
Originally Posted by MystiquEvolution
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Evil is a point of view. God kills indiscriminately, and so shall we. For no creatures under God are as we are, none so like Him as ourselves. ~ Interview With the Vampire
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04-10-2006 #83Rookie Poster
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In my eyes it is all about you *smile* Originally Posted by MystiquEvolution
LOL, I wouldn't consider myself having fans at all. Much of this topic isn't even about me really. Originally Posted by BeardedOne
Oh my!
We're up to ten pages already.
Bet you didn't know you had so many fans, didja Mystique?
Evil is a point of view. God kills indiscriminately, and so shall we. For no creatures under God are as we are, none so like Him as ourselves. ~ Interview With the Vampire
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04-10-2006 #84Platinum Poster
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In the movie Galaxy Quest (For those that haven't seen it, it is an excellent send-up of Star Trek fanaticism and a great what-if scenario), Tim Allen, as the intrepid Captain, is running from this alien monster and screaming "Help me!" to his crew in the skies above. Alan Rickman, playing the 'Spocklike' smart-alien on the crew yells into the mic (In that delightful accent of his) "Oh, royt then! I's all aboutchoo then, i'nt it?".In my eyes it is all about you *smile*
OK, OK, you definitely hadda be there, but it's priceless.
The fan base is relative. You'd be surprised at how many of us truly enjoy your company.LOL, I wouldn't consider myself having fans at all.
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04-11-2006 #85Platinum Poster
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Lies! Lies and specualtion!Hmm...now this is a case of which is worse? The fact that you actually remembered that scene from the movie...or...the fact that I'm one of the 10 people who has actually seen it. LMAO
People enjoy my company? Lies...ALL LIES I TELL YOU!!!
I remember an awful lot of sick stuff.
Hey, I have lived through some of that fanaticsim (Though more as an observer). How many people can say that two of their 'girlfriends' made Mr. Sulu trip over his own feet at Virginia Beach when they waved at him from the hotel balcony in the nude?
Ha!
Your people should call my people and we should do lunch at the Terminal sometime.
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04-11-2006 #86Platinum Poster
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I fondly remember that scene and the movie Galaxy Quest. A brilliant sendup, as you say.
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04-11-2006 #87Platinum Poster
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I truly love that movie, especially having seen the Trek/Sf con circuit from the inside out. I got stuck in an elevator with Chekov/Walter Koenig once, and I swear there was a look of terror in his eyes, wondering if I was going to ask him to autograph my butt or something. Originally Posted by Ecstatic
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04-11-2006 #88Platinum Poster
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I usually catch flak for this, but I like Galaxy Quest a whole lot more than Spaceballs.
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04-11-2006 #89Silver Poster
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I, too, am a fan of both this movie and the aforementioned scene. A great movie for anyone who has ever enjoyed Star Trek. Originally Posted by Ecstatic
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Life is essentially one long Benny Hill skit punctuated by the occasional Anne Frank moment.
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04-17-2006 #90Silver Poster
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what happened to Wykydengel?
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