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DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOM
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::Crosses fingers:: Call her companionable, call her companionable, PLEASE call her companionable
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You're just jealous that you don't have a Flying Jock Strap of Doom.
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For the love of Book, SOMEBODY call her companionable!
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NEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERD
Big ruttin' space battle over Antartica.
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Wait....
Did you just say Battlestar Galactica sucks?...
....Get the fuck off my thread.
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« Reply #391 on: 09-08-2006 22:03 »
« Last Edit on: 09-08-2006 22:03 »
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Daniel and Vala need to do the horizontal monster mash and get it over with. It was a date! Meredith!
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Ok, I've gotten hooked on this series already. It's a great series. Like most mainstream science shows, though, one thing constantly irritates me: Very.Bad.Science.
I thought Star Trek was a little fast-and-loose with the time travel stories sometimes (What is it about the butterfly effect that writers just don't fucking understand?!)
I have a theory why time travel is impossible. It's a bit unlikely, but it's more than plausible enough for S[TG]. Whenever a time machine is invented, it is invariably used. When it is used, history is changed, and a different reality is created. This cycle repeats itself, until the changes lead to a "stable" universe - meaning one where nobody invents a time machine. notice that in this instance, it wouldn't matter if making a time machine were as easy as making fire, no matter how improbable, you would always end up with a universe were nobody figured out how to rub sticks together.
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apologetic double-post
ok... SG1 encounters an advanced race. They offer all of their tech in exchange for a continuous supply of heavy water. Then it turns out the advanced race are space nazis.
This is the point when you start lying, cheating, and stealing. You bring them a few thousand gallons of regular water, take the stupendously oversized data storage module, and go home. Then you send your interplanetary ship to the planet, and help their enemies blow the space nazis to kingdom come. Now you have the tech, and an entire planet full of technologically sophisticated allies.
Nah, lets just start killing them, go home and forget all about that planet. That's a much better idea.
:sigh: I'm enjoying the show overall, but christ... they really abuse the hell out of the sg premise. I know there's a whole galaxy to be explored, but they do way too many "disposable planets" imo.
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O'Neill: ::Blank stare::
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They're about midway through season 1 on the 6pm reruns on Scifi.
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