Wishfire

If they're worried about them not having enough weight, why don't they put little weight inside them?

When are we getting more? It's been almost two weeks.

I would say Klingons, since they have bigger and tougher ships, aren't afraid to fly their own ship into their enemies, and, if it comes down to hand-to-hand fighting, you just know that they'll come out on top... but in the end, it doesn't matter, because I win.

:P

Partly cloudy, 51 degrees. A bit chilly. It's supposed to get up into the 80s this weekend. I hope so, I want to go swimming again.

I never paid a door charge.

Oh, right, someone else paid it for me.

Dark.

:lol:

I'm not too sure I'm keen on the idea. While Lego-izing Star Wars, Indy, and Batman may be fine, those franchises aren't exactly the most serious of franchises, either. While Star Trek has its silly moments, it's still more of an "adult" franchise, and should be treated as such. On the other hand, making an all-new adventure based off of one particular species, rather than a specific series, could be fun. Though I don't know how appealing Lego Ferengi would be to the masses...

The Cabal on the other hand were a result of the TCW, Future Guy created them so when the TCW ended they may have just vanished as the timeline healed.

I think it's more likely that the Cabal was always a part of the time-line, and so Future Guy and his faction decided to use them for their own means. It would be a lot more difficult for someone watching the time-line to detect a temporal insurgency that concerns a group of radicals that already existed than it would be when that group of radicals just suddenly appeared in the middle of the 22nd century.

I was prescribed several different anti-depressants because apparently I've been clinically depressed since I was ten or so. I always flushed them down the toilet. Instead of using chemicals to try to change me to better fit society's norms, I thought it was a better idea to focus my depression into creative endeavors.

Still have no clue who she is.

...who?

So this is White Noise 3?

"Ohne Dich" by Rammstein

The only thing I ever thought Circuit City was good for was shoplifting Playstation games back when I was a bit naughtier than I am now.

What's worse is that a Vorta's favorite flavor is... nuts.

:lol:

Prosecutors said Chan was not arrested at the scene, but after further investigation, including a look at the videotape.

Source.

Maybe it wasn't what he was videotaping at the cheer competition that he was arrested for, but something else that was already on the tape.

Or, maybe, arrest quotas were low, and the police needed anything they could get their hands on.

I can't really see how they could determine his intent. Maybe he knew one of the cheerleaders, maybe he just likes cheer leading, or maybe he is an alumni of the school they represent. There is no real way to determine why he was video taping it.

If he knew one of the cheerleaders or if was an alumni, then what possible reason would he have to hide the camera?

Also, the video itself can reveal intent... if it shows that he tried getting a lot of up-skirt shots or close-up chest shots, well, that shows that's something's not quite right.

Bee writer pleads not guilty in porn case

 

Published 12:00 am PDT Saturday, March 29, 2008

Story appeared in METRO section, Page B2

 

WOODLAND – Gilbert Chan, a business reporter at The Bee, pleaded not guilty Friday to a felony charge of possession of child pornography.

 

Chan, 52, of Davis was arrested after trying to conceal a camera he was using to videotape a youth cheerleading competition at UC Davis on Feb. 3, police said.

 

Yolo County prosecutors filed a complaint alleging a single felony count of possessing obscene matter depicting sexual conduct of a person under 18.

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Chan's lawyer, Steven Sabbadini, questioned the charge. "What he did was film fully clothed cheerleaders during a public performance," he said. "The question is whether that fits the definition of child pornography."

 

The charge carries a maximum penalty of three years in prison. It also can be reduced to a misdemeanor.

 

Chan, who was not on duty at the time of the incident, is on administrative leave from The Bee.

Source.

Hmm... The big question is... why was he hiding the camera?

Nope. Doesn't ring a bell.

Then again, I don't watch much TV beyond Discovery Chanel, History Chanel, and Adult Swim.

Haven't even heard of it.

I thought it was pretty good. Especially all the tie-ins with previous events, like New York being destroyed by lasers and Fry's dog Seymour being flash fossilized. And there's a few "hidden" references in there, as well. Like Cartman's head in a jar.

I watch it occasionally. Usually when I don't lose track of time.

man, if he can't handle Star Wars fans it's a good thing he never appeared on Star Trek, Trek fans are worse! :lol: We're so bad, Star Wars fans think we're nerds! ^_^

Um, I think it's the other way around, actually...

Oh, about the last video I posted...

At time index 2:46, you see them playing a Star Trek pinball game. It looked cheesy as hell, but apparently it was an actual pinball game, released in 1979. Quite cool.

:lol: