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  1. Posted

    I sat up late and watched Space Cowboys on DVD last night.It was the first time I had watched the film...

    I enjoyed it. :bow:

    I particularly liked Tommy Lee Jones' character,Hawkins....

    Thought Clint Eastwood's character was a bit of a (censored) :dude:

    As for James Garner and Donald Sutherland...while Sutherland's character seemed like a cool,laid back sort of guy,Garner's was boring.... :wow:

    Marcia Gay Harden,wow...great looking lady :lol: Never really heard of her before....

    I liked the overall storyline...I wonder if the USSR or USA ever really did at least attempt to orbit nuclear weapons platforms?Seems likely....I know both sides threatened to do it,but did they really? :clap:

    Anyone else seen this film?

  6. Posted

    Just a fan....

    I don't always watch Trek even when its on tv and I don't have anything else to do....

    I also don't attend conventions or buy the merchandise....(well,except for a few books)

    :clap:

  7. Posted · Edited by admiralpeewee

    I voted for Jadzia...tall and slender like a gazelle :lol:

    After Jadzia,it would be a hard choice between Seven of Nine and Kira Nerys... :clap:

    I also think Beverly Crusher was a very attractive woman (I love redheads :wow: )

    I also thought Suzy Plakson's various characters were gorgeous (Dr.Selar,female Q,Kehylar-klingon ambassador)

    Oh,and Kes...definitely cute :dude:

  9. Posted

    I once e-mailed John Ashcroft (it was a respectful e-mail,I like him,afterall)...

    :dude:

    my folks were convinced he was going to find some reason to have me "locked away" for writing him...

    :lol:

    I occasionally still look out for Men In Black.... :clap:

  16. Posted

    Well,growing up my favorite sport was.....

    the name is politically incorrect and possibly offensive to my differently oriented friends here on the boards..."Smear the...."

    You know.Kill the guy with the ball.Man,that was fun!!

    I picked american football,seemed the closest thing to,uh(you know),that i could find........

    Canadian football?

    What's that? :clap:

  17. Posted · Edited by admiralpeewee

    I'm 23

     

    You 19 PeeWee?

    AAAAGGGHHHH!!!!

    Sam the Smuggler's a witch!He read my mind!!!!

    (a guy down front stands up and shouts..."No,dumba$$,he just checked out your member profile!Now shaddup!")

    :clap:

  19. Posted · Edited by admiralpeewee

    The United States of America!

    "Oh,Canada!My home and native land...true patriot love in all thy sons command!"

    :clap:

    Yes,I am joking.....

    Its late

    Im tired

    Im wired from drinking too much soda pop....

    :dude:

  20. Posted

    :lol: If I were a dog or a cat I'd be dead by now....

    :P if I were a turtle I'd still be wet behind the....wait,turtles ain't got no ears...

    :bow: if I were an orangutan I'd be late middle-aged....

    :dude: if I were a horse I'd almost be ready for the glue factory...

    :o if i were a Jem'Hadar,and still alive,I'd be an honored elder...

    :clap: if I were a Borg my age would be irrelevant...

    :) but I'm me,and so....I'm not telling!

    Bwahahahahahahaha..... :wow:

  25. Posted

    Shatner to Play Kirk's Grandfather?

    from Trek Today

     

    Rick Berman has asked William Shatner whether he would be interested in appearing on Enterprise, the Captain Kirk actor told fans in a chat this week.

     

    "Rick Berman did ask me if I would be willing to appear in Enterprise, and I indicated that if it was a good idea and script, yes," Shatner wrote during a chat with The Star Trek Fan Association.

     

    Questioned by a fan about Jim Kirk's father George, a character from Pocket Books' Star Trek novels, Shatner replied, "Actually, the thought was to play my grandfather, which was the idea pitched originally by Mr. Berman."

     

    However, he added, "I have not heard any further from them."

     

    Elaborating on his previous comments that he had an idea in the works for a new series, Shatner said that his initial pitch has been to Pocket for a book series. "Now we have to see how Paramount would react," he said.

     

    Though he reiterated that it would be premature to discuss the details of his pitches to Paramount, he expressed concern about the current direction of the franchise. "Star Trek has always had an underlying theme about humanity...after so many years now, it would seem that Paramount may have lost that focus," he said. When the series gets "too fancy," he added, the themes get diluted.

     

    Though he expressed his feeling that Star Trek for the present "is pretty much dead", Shatner noted that Star Trek "has always been cyclical, and my expectation is that [it] will renew itself in time."

     

    "I am really no authority on Enterprise, having seen only pieces of it," he said. He recommended the attitude from the Trek spoof Galaxy Quest: "'Never give up...never surrender.'"

     

    To read more of Shatner's comments on these topics as well as possible visits to Germany and Israel, paintball, horses, his non-Trek books, his co-stars and more, read the full item at The Star Trek Fan Association. Thanks to TrekWeb for the alert.

    Hey,sure,why not?

    I usually disagree with everything Berman does,but I'll throw in with him this time...

    Even though,it might work out better to be Kirk's great-grandad,or even great-great...(unless his grandfather waited until late in life to have children of his own,which,I suppose could be possible....)

    :clap: