Nick Arnett wrote:
>Or like letting Edward Scissorhands measure your inseam.
He's part tailor, part moil! :-)
Jim
___
Join Excite! - http://www.excite.com
The most personalized portal on the Web!
___
http:/
Davd Brin wrote contemptuously of:
>Frat boys.
What's wrong with being a frat boy? Isn't brotherhood, booze and the pursuit of babes
what America is all about? :-)
Jim
Pi Kappa Phi, Beta Alpha #569 Maru
___
Join Excite! - http://www.excite.com
The
Travis Edmunds wrote:
>From: "Robert Seeberger"
>>I Have No Penis Yet I Still Feel the Yearning to Use One Maru
> Forgive me for saying so, but that's just.different.
It makes *me* wonder if we could get Harlan to write a new short story about AM. :)
Jim
I hope I'm not seeing reference joke
William T Goodall wrote:
>This is so obvious I'm embarrassed having to explain it to people
>who are supposed to be grown up :)
Wait, we're supposed to be grownups? Did I miss another memo? :)
Jim
36 going on 12 Maru
___
Join Excite! - http://www.e
Julia Thompson wrote:
>Jim Sharkey wrote:
>>What's wrong with being a frat boy?
>Having gone to UT, I ended up with a fairly negative view of frat
>boys. (The alcohol-related deaths might have had something to do
>with that.)
>I've heard from people at other sch
Robert Seeberger wrote:
>From: "Jim Sharkey"
>>I hope I'm not seeing reference jokes where there aren't any Maru
>Loose reference to "I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream"
>You're on top of things Jim!
Ah, good. I thought I felt my nerd-sense
I prefer the expression "My brain is bigger than yours," myself. If I could attach
images, I'd add the picture of Brain Guy from MST3K.
FWIW, this has been an entertaining little discourse. Well worth the price of
admission of a few hours of reading. And at my billing rate, that's decent mon
Julia Thompson wrote:
>Jim Sharkey wrote:
>>Has a signed, slipcased edition of the original City on the Edge
>>of Forever script Maru
>Dang, I just have a paperback, and I haven't had it signed.
To be honest, I bought this particular signed version from Borderlands Press
Damon Agretto wrote:
>Damon, Chi Psi, Alpha Nu Delta #27
At least I'm not alone! Where'd you go to school, Damon?
Jim
NJIT alum Maru
___
Join Excite! - http://www.excite.com
The most personalized portal on the Web!
___
Damon Agretto wrote:
>>At least I'm not alone! Where'd you go to school, Damon?
>Penn State
I remember seeing our Penn State chapter at a regional meeting. Twenty white guys
wearing khakis, blue oxford shirts, blue blazers and penny loafers. Talk about
fitting the stereotype. :)
Jim
Wh
Damon Agretto wrote:
>Are you the guys nicknamed "Skull?"
Not that I know of.
Jim
___
Join Excite! - http://www.excite.com
The most personalized portal on the Web!
___
http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinf
Dan Minette wrote:
>At that time, Wisconsin frats were filled with guys who joined
>because beer was part of the frat costs.
Like most stereotypes, the drunken frat boy has some basis in truth. Our chapter was
no exception in that regard at times (including a night at McSorley's in NYC by your
Robert Seeberger wrote:
>CBS's main New York switchboard was immediately bombarded with
>complaints about the stunt, network sources said late Sunday.
Well, it made me happy, anyway. Of course, that was after five SoCo 100 and Cokes, so
I might not be the best gauge on that one. :)
Jim
If my
Alberto Monteiro wrote:
>Jim Sharkey wrote:
>> If my kids were watching I'd have been more upset Maru
>How weird. My kids watch breasts and nipples all the time and they
>don't give a damn
Mine are, I think, a fair sight younge
Gary Nunn wrote:
>Some interesting pictures of Newfoundland and their snow... or
>more accurately, some pictures of very deep snow..
I have an Internet acquaintance who lives in the north Michigan peninsula. He tells
me they get ~300 inches of lake effect snow a year, and that rather than snow
Bryon Daly wrote:
>Their best guess was that GWB is a baseball guy and doesn't care so
>much for football.
That would only serve to prove that the President isn't really a Texan. Football is
like a second religion there, isn't it? :)
Jim
___
Join
Kevin Tarr wrote:
>PS: When will more uplift novels come out?
OK, that's just about enough on-topic-ness out of you, mister.
Jim
Maybe Kevin was replaced by a Changer Maru
___
Join Excite! - http://www.excite.com
The most personalized portal on the We
Tom Beck wrote:
>It's the word "marriage" that appears to have some mystical,
>totemic meaning for some lamebrained lazyminded easily stampeded
>credulous dolts (i.e., most of the American public).
Well, add me to list of dolts then, Tom. I find myself in that very boat; I believe
gays should
I know we have some music fans here, and I thought this might interest you:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,7948-1000282,00.html
An excerpt:
"A documentary about a heavy metal band, even one that has sold 90 million albums
since 1991, is hardly steak and chips for the art-house predator
Erik Reuter wrote:
>Why should we care about your vague feeling?
Where did I say you should?
>What gives you the right to take your vague feeling of
>uncomfortable that you can't explain and impose it on someone else?
And when did I do that?
>What makes your vague feeling more important than
Tom Beck wrote:
>I can't stop you feeling what you feel, but you need to ask
>yourself why you are so important that your feelings should be
>permitted to ruin the lives and happiness of people you don't even
>know.
Is there some bizarre meme that's infected the members of this list that dict
Tom Beck wrote:
>Sorry if we misread you. But most people weighing in on the anti-
>gay marriage side of things appear that they very much WOULD impose
>their views on the world.
Fair enough, Tom. But I'm not one of those people. Recall from my first message that
my sister's been in a comitte
Erik Reuter wrote:
>Fine, he is entitled to his opinion, but I am damn well going to
>reply sharply to people who make posts implying that their
>unexplainable feeling of uncomfortable has any bearing on what
>others should or should not be allowed to do.
Your interpretation of my initial stat
Erik Reuter wrote:
>I have yet to see a clear statement from him that "Although I
>have irrational feelings about gay marriage, by my words and actions
>I do NOT support anti-gay marriage laws or constitutional
amendments".
This was not sufficiently clear?
"I've always been a believer in peopl
Michael Harney wrote:
>There is a possibility that the issue of gay marriage may be
>presented before the citizens of the United States for a vote. In
>such a situation it doesn't take a big leap from not feeling
>comfortable with gay marriages to voting against gay marriages. If
>you really
Travis Edmunds wrote:
>Metallica fan eh? Care to divulge any other bands you like?
Sure. I'd say my all-time favorite bands are Rush, TOOL, Metallica, Yes, Iron Maiden,
Red Hot Chili Peppers, Pearl Jam and Queensryche.
I dig some of the current bands like Disturbed, Outkast, and No Doubt; I li
Erik Reuter wrote:
>Dan Minette wrote:
>> Right, the problem would be that Jim would be uncomfortable. That
>>is a problem, because she is his sister.
>And if he has a problem with his sister, who he has just said
>(or strongly implied) that he has good feelings for, one must at
>least wonder,
Erik Reuter wrote:
>For example, even before I read your post I would have said the
>reserved approach would be more successful on you (Julia). Alas, not
>everyone is like Julia! ;-)
If they were, the accumulated niceness might just choke me. :)
Jim
__
Robert Seeberger wrote:
>What is really bizarre about this thread is that everyone seems
>to basically agree about "Gay Marriage". This focus on
>microscopic points of difference is amazingly like a Monty Python
>sketch. Maybe the listname should be changed to "The Argument
>Clinic".
No it
Bryon Daly wrote:
>I'm betting odds that John's reply will target judicial
>activism. :-)
Hehe, that's certainly against traditional conservative thought,
yes. I don't think I'll take that bet, though it is possible that
John's strong Catholic background also influences his opinion.
*Grabs
A forum I frequent has been having a discussion of how one would
describe the political system of the United Federation of Planets.
It seems to me to combine traits of two systems I generally don't
think of as compatible, that is almost a sort of democratic
communism. I'd be interested in se
Travis Edmunds wrote:
>Just to name a few that I'm into though, how about:
I dug a lot of the bands on your list, though I feel Nirvana is
overrated, a couple of your bands I'd never heard of, and I can't
get into Silverchair, White Lion or Papa Roach. I liked that
Manowar made your list; I r
Travis Edmunds wrote:
>Ever hear any Niccolo Paganini?
Heard of, yes. Heard, I don't think so, though if memory serves,
Malmsteen used to fancy himself Paganini's musical descendant. I
saw him open for Maiden at the Philadelphia Spectrum back
in...late '86 or early '87. Pretty good stuff, t
Michael Harney wrote:
>From: "Jim Sharkey"
>> A forum I frequent has been having a discussion of how one
>>would describe the political system of the United Federation of
>>Planets. It seems to me to combine traits of two systems I
>>generally don'
Ronn!Blankenship wrote:
>JULIUS SCHWARTZ DEAD AT 88
I hadn't heard this. Truly a bummer; Julie was one of the great ones.
Jim
___
Join Excite! - http://www.excite.com
The most personalized portal on the Web!
__
Ronn!Blankenship wrote:
>Jim Sharkey wrote:
>>There are a number of laws and concepts that I don't heartily agree
>>with that I also do not oppose, since I realize any difficulties >>with it are my
>>problem. A*** comes immediately to mind. It's
>
Travis Edmunds wrote:
>What was Maiden like?
Great. The only thing that I didn't like was they didn't play "The Trooper" otherwise
it was a lot of fun. Compounded by the presence of spandex-clad, big-haired New
Jersey girls, of course. :)
>>One of my favorite Foxtrot strips ever had a Vivald
Straight, married, kids, moderate. I think that last one makes me a freak around
here... ;-)
Jim
___
Join Excite! - http://www.excite.com
The most personalized portal on the Web!
___
http://www.mccmedia.com
Erik Reuter wrote:
>I support the National Doggie-Style Amendment.
So do I, but for entirely different reasons. :-)
Jim
Was that dirty? Maru
___
Join Excite! - http://www.excite.com
The most personalized portal on the Web!
___
Travis Edmunds wrote:
>Metallica's music always felt somewhat contrived
Seeing as they've influenced a pretty large number of bands, at least a few of which
were on your list, I find this statement staggering. Can you get a little more
specific.
IIRC, Megadeth was also on your list. Dave Mus
Travis Edmunds wrote:
>>From: "Jim Sharkey"
>>IIRC, Megadeth was also on your list. Dave Mustaine wrote about
>>half the songs on Kill 'Em All. Are those songs exceptions to
>>that idea?
>Seeing as how we don't know each other, I'll
Damon Agretto wrote:
>I think Soundgarden was the best band tocome from the Big 4 of
>the "Seattle" music scene from the time (the others being Pearl
>Jam, Nirvana, and Alice in CHains; IIRC Queensryche, being from
>Seattle,doesn't count because they came earlier...)
I'd agree. Queensryche's
Travis Edmunds wrote:
>Do you like any Mudhoney, Screaming Trees?
I liked what I heard from them, but I never really got that much into them.
Jim
___
Join Excite! - http://www.excite.com
The most personalized portal on the Web!
___
Robert Seeberger wrote:
>Did I mention Yes?
I think you might have, now that you mention it. :)
Jim
___
Join Excite! - http://www.excite.com
The most personalized portal on the Web!
___
http://www.mccmedia.
Jan Coffey wrote:
>Oh yes thank you for reminding me, I had almost forgotten all about
>you Erick.
>Come to mention it I also forot these words: bully, adipose,
>corpulent, fleshy, gross, heavy, obese, overblown, overweight,
>porcine, portly, pursy, stout, upholstered, weighty, beefy, bulky,
Julia Thompson wrote:
>Inconceivable!
You made the classic Internet blunder! The first is never get
involved in a flame war on Brin-L, but only slightly less well known
is never show off your vocabulary when a bunch of know-it-alls are online! :)
Jim
Amusing people for fun but no profit since
Ronn!Blankenship wrote:
>Robert Seeberger wrote:
>>Why are Democrats better in bed?
>>You've never heard of getting a good piece of elephant, have you?
>Whassamatter? Can't imagine what they can do with that trunk?
You're mistaking an inability to imagine it with a powerful desire
to maintain t
Jan Coffey wrote:
>I'm sorry if you take this personaly.
I didn't take it personally. I just thought that engaging in fat
jokes was even more childish than Erik's comment, and that it,
in my mind at least, weakened your position and made you look bad.
Jim
_
Julia Thompson wrote:
>We had to put a shield over the TV controls to keep Sam from
>playing with the power switch on the big TV.
I hate to be "that guy," but we just told the kids "No" on touching
the TV controls until it sunk in. Granted, the shield would have
been less time consuming... :)
Robert Seeberger wrote:
>Rush is not an easy band to get into. But when you do, the
>music speaks for itself.
Really? I loved Rush from the first time I listened. To me, they
*defined* nerd rock in the early 80's. :)
>> -Judas Priest
>Good metal, Their hits were head and shoulders above the
Erik Reuter wrote:
>Jane's posts
Mmm, the sweet smell of eighth grade taunting. Let's see, we've had
fat jokes and calling the other guy a girl. Can making fun of one
another's mom be far behind? :)
Jim
Your momma's so fat she stepped on a dollar and made change Maru
_
Matthew Bos wrote:
>"Travis Edmunds" wrote:
>> You like Slayer!? Neat.
>I have never had the response of "neat" whenever I say I listen to
>Slayer.
>New cool guitar orientated rock groups? The Darkness, and Los
>Lonely Boys.
The Darkenss cracks me up. They're like the evil bastard child
of
Robert Seeberger wrote:
>From: "Jim Sharkey"
>> For those about to rock, we Maru you
>That's got to be in the running for the best Maru ever!
Hey, thanks! I didn't even know there was a contest going on! ;-)
Now if I only knoew the origins of the Maru, I&#x
Julia Thompson wrote:
>If Erik is a pig, he's Some Pig!
I'd even argue he's Terrific!
Jim
That was an easy one Maru
___
Join Excite! - http://www.excite.com
The most personalized portal on the Web!
___
http:
Julia Thompson wrote:
>Alberto Monteiro wrote:
>>Don't you watch Hollywood movies? For every group of _n_ identical
>>twins, _n-1_ are Evil.
>wondering if the Olsen twins are the exception to that rule.
Only in that they are *both* evil. :-D
Jim
Hated Full House Maru
_
Jan Coffey wrote:
>Of course right now, people are taking temp work for 60 or 70, but
>you can't live on that here. You couldn't even pay for shelter and
>food for a family of 3 on that, much less have traspertation to and
>from work. Non-skilled labor like washing toilets is 60.
WTF??? Are y
Jon Gabriel wrote:
>Paul Winfield has died.
He was also in one of my favorite ST:NG episodes, "Darmok." One of the more original
episodes of the run, I thought.
Jim
___
Join Excite! - http://www.excite.com
The most personalized portal on the Web!
__
Tom Beck wrote:
>Jon Gabriel wrote:
>>Did you know there's a Tenagra Observatory whose name is based on
>>the episode? http://www.tenagraobservatories.com/Who%20are%20we.htm
>There's also a "Darmok Dictionary" at
>>http://www.chaparraltree.com/sflang/darmok.shtml.
Both of these links were tr
Erik Reuter wrote:
>ritu wrote:
>>I'll be *really* heretical and repeat something Gord told me:
>>apparently South Korea has better internet connectivity and speed
>>than even the North American Continent...
>Why is that heretical? I would think it would be obvious,
>considering the population d
Ronn!Blankenship wrote:
>Can we change the name of the list to something more descriptive,
>like "Children-L"?
Nah, children actually know when to STFU. I've yet to see anyone
here demonstrate that ability. :)
Jim
___
Join Excite! - http://www.exc
Got pointed to this on theonering.net, and I thought it was pretty clever.
http://greenbooks.theonering.net/moonletters/creative/files/s081503_09.html
Sung to the tune of "It's the End of the World as we Know It" by R.E.M.
That's great it starts with a dwarf quest,
Orcs and Wargs, a riddle gam
Bryon Daly wrote:
>From: Kevin Tarr
>>But this is my favorite Judas Priest album...
>You mean Defenders of the Faith? Awesome album, definitely my
>favorite by Priest.
I'm more of a Sad Wings of Destiny guy myself.
Jim
Victim of Changes Maru
___
Jo
Steve Sloan II wrote:
>The Fool wrote a particular word every paragraph:
>> FUCK
>> FUCK
>>
>I've heard claims that men think of sex every x-number
>of seconds. Is this proof? ;-)
Well, *I've* heard that the more one talks about it, the less one is
getting it. Which is this actually proof of?
Julia Thompson wrote:
>http://www.steakandbjday.com/
>Basically just declares the day and explains why.
This is the best holiday ever. EVER. :)
Jim
Marking this one on his calendar Maru
___
Join Excite! - http://www.excite.com
The most personalized
Tom Beck wrote:
>For sports fans, this is one of the best times of the year.
*Nods* It's definitely my favorite sporting event. I have three pools out there:
1) Gonzaga, OSU, Duke, Maryland - Duke champion
2) Kentucky, Pitt, Duke, UConn - UConn champion
3) Kentucky, Wake Forest, Duke, Maryland
John Doe wrote:
>The test I took had a maximum score of 150, which gives me a score
>of 137/150 * 100% = 91.3%.
>Not that I'm bragging or anything. :-)
Sounds like bragging to me, Jerry. Sounds like you're ready for that favorite of
Brin-L games, "My brain is bigger than yours." :)
Jim
Travis Edmunds wrote:
>"Jim Sharkey"
>>Sounds like you're ready for that favorite of Brin-L games, "My
>>brain is bigger than yours." :)
>I love that game! Who wants to play?
*Measures head* Well, unless my skull's even thicker than I thought
Julia Thompson wrote:
>Jim Sharkey wrote:
>> Sounds like bragging to me, Jerry. Sounds like you're ready for
>>that favorite of Brin-L games, "My brain is bigger than yours." :)
>Is that the one where someone mentions SAT scores as well, and
>then someon
John D. Giorgis wrote:
The Fool wrote:
>>They have established ceilings on how much they will ever spend
>>per retiree for health care.
>Yet another reason why defined-benefit retirement plans are evil,
>and why the US economy should complete the wholesale switch to
>defined-contribution retire
William T Goodall wrote:
>I saw Scouted: Universe Teeming with Ele... and hoped it would
>turn out to be elephants. I was disappointed.
I have it on reasonably good authority that there are at least four of them out
there... :)
Jim
And don't forget the giant turtle Maru
William Taylor wrote:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>>I have it on reasonably good authority that there are at least
>>four of them out there... :)
>> And don't forget the giant turtle Maru
>And the stone monkey with the wooden mallet to drive the four corks
>back in.
>I mean otherwise he'd be for
Robert Seeberger wrote:
>A message from Jeroens Brin-L.
>I sadly note that John Doe never posted there before this
>message. I don't suppose Mr Doe recognises how obvious and
>transparent the ploy appears now.
Transparent's a good word for it. I didn't call him "Jerry" the one time I responde
Ronn!Blankenship wrote:
Horn, John wrote:
>>"died from a non-hostile gunshot wound". What would that be?
>Or "friendly fire"?
Yes, but the term "friendly fire" actually says what it means.
Clearly, we can't have *that*. People back home might start to
think war is dangerous, and people get
Julia Thompson wrote:
>I got myself a copy of GURPS Uplift sometime during the insanity of
>late March/early April and just now had the chance to start looking
>at it.
And what did you think? Was it worth picking up even if you're not a GURPS fan, which
I'm not.
Jim
Twins?!?!?!? Holy moly! Congratulations! Wowsers, are you going to have your hands
full.
Jim
___
Join Excite! - http://www.excite.com
The most personalized portal on the Web!
___
http://www.mccmedia.com/m
Jon Gabriel wrote:
>The Geek Test: http://www.innergeek.us/geek.html
>I ranked: 44.3787% - Major Geek
38.65878% - Major Geek
I'd have scored higher if I treated my computer as more than just a toy, I think. And
there should be more RPG questions. :-)
Jim
Russell Chapman wrote:
>So - what IS the odd/even rule for Star Trek movies?
The odd-numbered movies suck, the even-numbered movies are good.
To wit:
Star Trek "I", TPM - Not good.
Star Trek III, TSfS - Not good
Star Trek V, that which shall not be namd - Awful
Star Trek VII, Generations - OK, n
Horn, John wrote:
>There are parts of the HIPAA rule that I don't like, but there are
>plenty more that I do like. Both as a member of the healthcare
>community and as a patient.
HIPAA legislation is costing a lot of companies a great deal of money, though. Some
of what we do at BCA includes
Erik Reuter wrote:
>Horn, John wrote:
>> this article is HORRIBLE and full of inaccuracies.
>Which is what I have come to expect from most of the articles
>posted by Fool.
I was afraid I was the only who'd noticed that. One of his pension articles was so
full of inaccuracies and half truths I
Horn, John wrote:
>Jim Sharkey wrote:
>> HIPAA legislation is costing a lot of companies a great deal
>> of money, though.
>Trust me. Even for a big shop like mine, it's a momentous task.
>We are spending a huge amount of money on it. And it's not over
>yet
Julia Thompson wrote:
>One major point is that smart != good.
This is true. I know plenty of smart people that don't seem like they *think* before
speaking or acting. This quote from the article, however, is bull: "We live in an age
when pure intelligence is valued and honored beyond all boun
Julia Thompson wrote:
>(Speaking of gym class, ask me sometime about the volleyball
>incident.)
Speaking of gym class, if there's any group that is elevated far beyond its logical
station, it's athletes.
Jim
Who does want to hear about the volleyball incident Maru :)
___
Ronn!Blankenship wrote:
>Julia Thompson wrote:
>>who hates hearing about plonking on-list, actually
>Boinking, on the other hand, is apparently a different
>matter . . .
We do seem to know a bit more about each others' sex lives than one might expect,
don't we? :)
Jim
___
Julia Thompson wrote:
>How much time do you spend reading articles?
>Julia
>who hates hearing about plonking on-list, actually
What is plonking, anyway? Is this some bit of Internet lingo I just happened to miss?
Jim
___
Join Excite! - http://www.exc
I don't seem to be receiving any messages, Nick, and it *looks* like my settings are
in order. Any ideas?
Jim
___
Join Excite! - http://www.excite.com
The most personalized portal on the Web!
___
http://www
Deborah Harrell wrote:
>Happiness Is A Warm Fuzzy Maru
Happiness is a warm fuzzy something, anyway. :-D
Jim
___
Join Excite! - http://www.excite.com
The most personalized portal on the Web!
___
http://www
John D. Giorgis wrote:
>That's o.k., I participate on a Catholic discussion List where I
>am considered a flaming liberal. oh yes, and after discussing
>certain economic policies with my officemates, one of them printed
>off a picture of the Kremlin for me to hang on my cube, because he
>t
Gary Nunn wrote:
>Of course Katherine Hepburn, but also Gregory Peck and Buddy
>Hackett. Perhaps Buddy Hackett didn't have quite the impact on
>serious acting that Hepburn and Peck did, but I grew up watching
>him.
Buddy Hackett died? I didn't even hear that. Did you ever see his stand up?
Just wondering if any of you fine folks have ever been to the Garden Isle. Charlene
and I will be flying out there in ten days, so any firsthand or secondhand information
would be helpful. We bought a very good guidebook, _The Ultimate Kauai Guidebook_,
but other opinions would be most welcom
Julia wrote:
> But then, specula aren't used near the female brain anyway... ;}
If you were mentally wired like a man, that statement would be untrue. :-D
Jim
___
Join Excite! - http://www.excite.com
The most personalized portal on the Web!
_
Jon Gabriel wrote:
>Behalf Of Robert Seeberger
>> http://www.eonline.com/News/Items/0,1,12100,00.html
>An R&B club in Manhattan was going to have a "Get Well" tribute
>party for him tomorrow. Now it's going to be a memorial. :(
It's a bummer way to go out, especially for a guy who helped thous
On agnosticism:
I consider myself an agnostic. I don't see God as being a driving factor in my life
in any way, but I am unwilling to discount His existence entirely. That seems to be
the definition that works best for me at least.
Jim
___
Join Ex
William T Goodall wrote:
>So why are US Conservatives against same-sex marriage? Do they want
>to force same-sex couples to live in sin?
That's a darn good question. I mean, why *shouldn't* gays have to suffer through the
agonies of splitting the china and giving all their money to lawyers the
One further note on gay marriages: It may sound funny or even hypocritical, but while
I support civil unions for gay couples, I'm not really comfortable with the idea of
calling it a "marriage." I *want* my sister and her girlfriend to be able to
formalize their long-term relationship, adopt i
Gautam Mukunda wrote:
>The full paragraph from the press release reads:
>In Advent Rising, a common legend pervades the galaxy - that of a
>powerful, ancient race that will one day unite the
>universe.
Ancient precursors aren't exactly a new idea in SF. Sounds more like a ripoff of Star
Contr
Gautam Mukunda wrote:
--- Jim Sharkey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>Of course, since Star Control II was a *GREAT* game, at least
>>they're borrowing from the best. :)
>Ah, Star Control 2. I think that might still be my all-time
>favorite game. That was a fun one
Bryon Daly wrote:
>From: "Jim Sharkey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>Of course, since Star Control II was a *GREAT* game, at least
>>they're borrowing from the best. :)
>Star Control 2 is one of the best games I've ever played. I still
>occasionally l
Bryon Daly wrote:
>I actually have the majority of the SC2 music in .mod format, which
>is actually their original format.
>Anyway, I have a zip file with 34 .mods from SC2 - it's about 1.9MB.
>So if your interested, I can email the file to you (and anyone else
>who's interested). Also, Winam
And if you are interested in hearing about it, you can check out the story here:
http://www.livejournal.com/users/templar569/
I have to figure out how to shrink the pics we took, though. My wife uploaded them at
1.2 meg piece, and I have no idea how to make them smaller at this point.
Jim
__
Bryon Daly wrote:
>From: "Jim Sharkey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>I have to figure out how to shrink the pics we took, though.
>There's a whole bunch of waysm depending on the software you have,
Thanks, Byron, I figured it out. If anyone wants to see a few o
1 - 100 of 950 matches
Mail list logo
