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| Miracle Smith 2005-09-11, 8:35 pm |
| Hmmm, last week's show was all about a new President taking
office, and showing us that the vice president is a complete XXXXXXX.
This week continued with an episode entitled "Lost City". Part
one of at least two, I might add. 
Anyway, O'Neil has let that ancient knowledge thingie grab his head
(again, apparently) and now the Ga'ould are just about 3 days away
from attacking earth.
The Colonel was relieved as SGC head, and some woman professor
was thrown into SGC as his replacement.
The VP is a surly bastage, intent on getting rid of O'Neil, Carter,
Jackson, et al, and I still don't get *why*. Is this character just an
out-of-bounds control freak? Has he a plan to make money off the
stargate, or what? Or do we know yet?
That man is seriously pissing me off.
--
quote:
>^,,^< Miracle
"Vivendi's approach is like a scientist trying to figure out what makes
a cat purr by jamming a scalpel into its neck, then wondering why the
purring has stopped." -- Smeghead
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| DEbig3 2005-09-11, 8:35 pm |
| One day, while skipping through the forest, I heard the voice of "Miracle
Smith" <GetLost@yourexpense.com> coming from a tree, and thought, "Man, this
is f*ed up," but carried on the following conversation anyway:
quote:
> Has he a plan to make money off the
> stargate, or what?
this was the end of season 7. its on season 9. i forget how they get rid of
him, but thats basically what his deal was.
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Adept
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| DEbig3 2005-09-11, 8:35 pm |
| One day, while skipping through the forest, I heard the voice of DEbig3
<debig3@yahoo.com> coming from a tree, and thought, "Man, this is f*ed
up," but carried on the following conversation anyway:
quote:
> One day, while skipping through the forest, I heard the voice of
> "Miracle Smith" <GetLost@yourexpense.com> coming from a tree, and
> thought, "Man, this is f*ed up," but carried on the following
> conversation anyway:
>
>
> this was the end of season 7. its on season 9. i forget how they get
> rid of him, but thats basically what his deal was.
>
hrm, after thinking about this again, his goal mightve been acquiring
technologies in less than respectable ways. one of the two.
--
Adept
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| Quixote 2005-09-11, 8:35 pm |
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"DEbig3" <debig3@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:Xns96CE4C2DA4509omgwtf@216.196.97.136...
quote:
> One day, while skipping through the forest, I heard the voice of DEbig3
> <debig3@yahoo.com> coming from a tree, and thought, "Man, this is f*ed
> up," but carried on the following conversation anyway:
>
>
> hrm, after thinking about this again, his goal mightve been acquiring
> technologies in less than respectable ways. one of the two.
>
In case biggy is still killfiled... :^)
Quixote
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| Adrian Ng 2005-09-11, 8:35 pm |
|
"Miracle Smith" <GetLost@yourexpense.com> wrote in message
news:4324043e$1_2@news6.uncensored-news.com...
quote:
> Hmmm, last week's show was all about a new President taking
> office, and showing us that the vice president is a complete XXXXXXX.
> This week continued with an episode entitled "Lost City". Part
> one of at least two, I might add.
> Anyway, O'Neil has let that ancient knowledge thingie grab his head
> (again, apparently) and now the Ga'ould are just about 3 days away
> from attacking earth.
> The Colonel was relieved as SGC head, and some woman professor
> was thrown into SGC as his replacement.
>
> The VP is a surly bastage, intent on getting rid of O'Neil, Carter,
> Jackson, et al, and I still don't get *why*. Is this character just an
> out-of-bounds control freak? Has he a plan to make money off the
> stargate, or what? Or do we know yet?
>
> That man is seriously pissing me off.
>
> --
>
I dunno about you, but Dr Weir is a FOX.
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| Miracle Smith 2005-09-12, 3:32 am |
| Quixote wrote:
quote:
> "DEbig3" <debig3@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:Xns96CE4C2DA4509omgwtf@216.196.97.136...
>
> In case biggy is still killfiled... :^)
>
> Quixote
You bet he is. It takes me quite awhile to simmer down after
getting that riled up.
Aw, he was nice. Isn't that sweet. And very odd..........
Okay, I'm thawing. But just a smidge!
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{{{{{HUGZ!}}}}}
quote:
>^,,^< Miracle
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| Miracle Smith 2005-09-12, 3:32 am |
| Adrian Ng wrote:
quote:
> I dunno about you, but Dr Weir is a FOX.
If I were gay, she wouldn't be my type. Now, Tina Turner
on the other hand........
A short list of possibles:
Lucy Lui (Liu?) <--- Brain fart in progress
(Because she's funny & feisty)
Ellen Degeneres
(Great dancer, generous heart.)
Jessica Alba
(Well, just look at her.)
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| ScratchMonkey 2005-09-12, 6:33 am |
| "Miracle Smith" <GetLost@yourexpense.com> wrote in news:43251183$1_1
@news6.uncensored-news.com:
quote:
> Adrian Ng wrote:
Which one, the blonde from SG1 or the brunette that replaced her in
SG:Atlantis?
[vbcol=seagreen]
> If I were gay, she wouldn't be my type. Now, Tina Turner
> on the other hand........
While both Weir actresses are attractive, neither grab me.
quote:
> A short list of possibles:
>
> Lucy Lui (Liu?) <--- Brain fart in progress
> (Because she's funny & feisty)
>
> Ellen Degeneres
> (Great dancer, generous heart.)
>
> Jessica Alba
> (Well, just look at her.)
Yep, all those grab me. Even Ellen.
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| Frank van Schie 2005-09-12, 8:35 pm |
| Miracle Smith wrote:
quote:
> Hmmm, last week's show was all about a new President taking
> office, and showing us that the vice president is a complete XXXXXXX.
> This week continued with an episode entitled "Lost City". Part
> one of at least two, I might add.
> Anyway, O'Neil has let that ancient knowledge thingie grab his head
> (again, apparently) and now the Ga'ould are just about 3 days away
> from attacking earth.
> The Colonel was relieved as SGC head, and some woman professor
> was thrown into SGC as his replacement.
Ah, good times, the end of season 7 nears I think.
quote:
> The VP is a surly bastage, intent on getting rid of O'Neil, Carter,
> Jackson, et al, and I still don't get *why*. Is this character just an
> out-of-bounds control freak? Has he a plan to make money off the
> stargate, or what? Or do we know yet?
He is a "civil rights" weenie who believes that the public domain is the
place for an organization which does off-world travel and encounters
something that threatens the world every other day.
He ostensibly believes the Stargate program should be made public, and
that more use should be made out of it. His "use" does include things
like taking technology when you find it, regardless of whether the world
you find it on needs it at the time. He has ties to the NID (the
civilian organization that wants the Stargate, and had one for a time),
which is not a nice organization at all.
He wants no more military involvement (since he's not a military man),
but instead wants direct civilian governmental control (because he is a
politician).
quote:
> That man is seriously pissing me off.
Yes. That's pretty much his job. Just look at Dick Cheney.
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| ScratchMonkey 2005-09-12, 8:35 pm |
| Frank van Schie <frankNOSPAM@email.it> wrote in
news:krydnRgTZJKjy7jeRVnyrw@casema.nl:
quote:
> He is a "civil rights" weenie who believes that the public domain is the
> place for an organization which does off-world travel and encounters
> something that threatens the world every other day.
And why not? It works for the other worlds that SG1 visits. I've never
bought the "public will panic" argument. That's a writer's excuse.
Politicians mostly worry about whether people love them. (This is actually
more important to them than money and power. The latter two are just ways
to get the former. And votes are just a way to keep score.) The reason
politicians keep things secret is because they're embarrassing. That's been
the case with most "national security" secrets.
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| Randy Graham 2005-09-12, 8:35 pm |
| On 12 Sep 2005 05:26:27 GMT, I heard the following crap spew forth
from "Miracle Smith" <GetLost@yourexpense.com>:
quote:
>Adrian Ng wrote:
>
>
> If I were gay, she wouldn't be my type. Now, Tina Turner
>on the other hand........
Just say no to Tina. But that's just me.
quote:
> A short list of possibles:
>
> Lucy Lui (Liu?) <--- Brain fart in progress
>(Because she's funny & feisty)
>
> Ellen Degeneres
>(Great dancer, generous heart.)
>
> Jessica Alba
>(Well, just look at her.)
Mmmmmm. In agreement on all of them. No one agrees with me, but
Melissa Ethridge makes me wish I were a lesbian, too. Don't know why
she does it for me, but I lust after her more than I do for most other
women.
RagManX
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| Adrian Ng 2005-09-12, 8:35 pm |
|
"Randy Graham" <ragmanx@spamex.com> wrote in message
news:35pbi1lu46s9rbg6dq80j1h8gu96po76ah@4ax.com...
quote:
> On 12 Sep 2005 05:26:27 GMT, I heard the following crap spew forth
> from "Miracle Smith" <GetLost@yourexpense.com>:
>
>
> Just say no to Tina. But that's just me.
>
>
> Mmmmmm. In agreement on all of them. No one agrees with me, but
> Melissa Ethridge makes me wish I were a lesbian, too. Don't know why
> she does it for me, but I lust after her more than I do for most other
> women.
>
> RagManX
Randy - you are too randy.
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| Miracle Smith 2005-09-13, 3:34 am |
| ScratchMonkey wrote:
quote:
> Frank van Schie <frankNOSPAM@email.it> wrote in
> news:krydnRgTZJKjy7jeRVnyrw@casema.nl:
>
>
> And why not? It works for the other worlds that SG1 visits. I've never
> bought the "public will panic" argument. That's a writer's excuse.
>
> Politicians mostly worry about whether people love them. (This is
> actually more important to them than money and power. The latter two
> are just ways to get the former. And votes are just a way to keep
> score.) The reason politicians keep things secret is because they're
> embarrassing. That's been the case with most "national security"
> secrets.
This brings me to something that's been on my mind about hurricane
Katrina. It seems to me that there's been a lid slammed down on the ole
info pot as concerns the death toll.
Why the secrecy?
My assumption (and mine alone, as far as I know) is that Bush does
not want a current total out there yet. Part of his damage control, if you
will.
All we're hearing are partial numbers, like when poor souls are
discovered in a hospital or nursing home. It's becoming more than a
bit odd to me, this lack of perspective about the human toll.
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