jefffitz

I just read "The Case of the Colonist's Corpse". I like mysteries and Perry Mason so I enjoyed it. My favorite is still "Spock's World"

OK I did a search on swallows to try and answer your question. Unfortunately, the search results that came up had nothing to do with birds. You are on your own from here on out. (Hint: be sure to specify birds before you type "swallow" into a search engine)

If your question is so bad that I have to swallow first, you probably shouldn't ask it.

Please do you really expect me to fall for that one. The Unladen Swallow has been extinct for decades. Only African and European swallows survived the Great Swallow Plague of 1857.

jefffitz

to seek the Holy Grail

the original capital was Ashur (hence the name Assyria), however Nineveh became the most powerful city in the Assyrian's territory later on.

Blue, no I mean yelllllloooowwwwwwwww!

Get the Star Trek Encyclopedia by Micheal and Denise Okuda. And check out the Startrek.com episode listings.

Tell me about the new adventures of Q Stole My Bike.

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QSMB

Wasn't Will Wheaton in "Toy Soldiers"?

8.3 cords of wood

Is this thread for basic Q & A?

I'll try and find an answer (or make one up) to any bizarre questions asked. Otherwise, please share any absurdities you may have.

HP of SILA

I agree with jefffitz with that one too...

 

Agh... Charlie Evans... And probably some other children..

Oh yeah -I forgot all the kids from "And The Children Shall Lead." Really annoying

Charlie X - good lord, was he annoying!

How is it possible that over 3 trillion people have visited that site?

 

There haven't been that many people in the history of mankind...

Tis one of the great mysteries of Shatnerology.

I like the way Shatner runs in TAS- he jacks his elbows way up in the air, like he's doing the Funky Chicken.

Dwight Schultz has a radio talk show "Dark Matters" Sat. nights on RealityRadioNetwork. It's kind of bizarre and too right-wing for my tastes.

 

But Reg Barclay still rocks!

Tho we aren't affiliated I would direct your attention to the Church of Shatnerology for any questions regarding toupees or flaming garden gnomes.

shatnerology.com

Fletch is really funny- The Big Lebowski, Cheech & Chong's Things are Tough All Over, Raising Arizona, Harold and Maude. For Monty Python, I have to go with The Life of Brian.

If you can find'em check out Bad Taste (by Peter Jackson) and Forbidden Zone ( by Danny Elfman's little brother).

Star Trek and the Sex Pistols- that's pretty much all one needs in life.

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I just downloaded MSN today too- did you confirm your email address?

Don't forget the 2-handed karate chop- and the infamous Jump-Off-the-Wall-and-Land-on-a-Klingon-Butt-First manuever!

Definitley "Spock's World". I've enjoyed all of Diane Duane's books. The Lost Era books have been good too. And the Section 31 book "Rogue" was good as well.

The wormhole is replaced by Mick Jaggers gigantic, disembodied lips.

Replace the Universal Translator

On tonites "The Simpsons", Comic Book Guy(in full Klingon garb) took on Principal Skinner in a Klingon death match. Does anyone know if they were really speaking Klingon or just gibberish?