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  Well!

   • Gary McCammon
     19/11/1999 00:00:000 UTC

     Well, yee-farggin'-ha, nothing here except real posts. Has the horde of

     horny losers finally got the message that nobody's interested? Hm.

     Anything new going on in the world? Anyone read anything cool? (Other
     than

     Stefan's review of the new Gibson -- didn't even know he had anything
     new

     out. Yowza.) Anyone got any leads on Mark'n'Lethe? (I want my damn MST3K

     episodes back!)

     South Carolina doesn't suck as much as I thought. Kinda bereft of
     culture,

     but nowhere near the rebo-saturated redneck hell I was afraid it'd be.
     Now

     if I could only find a decent used bookstore and a all-night diner, I'd
     be

     happy.

     --Tog (y'all)

       • p*******x@****.com
         21/11/1999 00:00:000 UTC

         One day in Teletubbyland, j********o@***.com (JohnGorno) said:

         >on year-old posts in the E:FC group now that the series is decent
         again. Also,

         E:FC?

         --

         73 de Dave Weingart KA2ESK O, what can ail thee, geek-at-arms

         mailto:p*******x@****.com Alone and slowly telnetting?

         http://www.liii.com/~phydeaux The net has crumbled from the load

         And no hosts ping

            • s******j@f****.**o.com
              22/11/1999 00:00:000 UTC

              On 21 Nov 1999 03:33:53 GMT, Dave Weingart

              wrote:

              >One day in Teletubbyland, j********o@***.com (JohnGorno) said:

                >>on year-old posts in the E:FC group now that the series is
              decent again.

              >E:FC?

              Probably "Earth: Final Conflict." Sometimes-interesting sci-fi
              thing

              derived from something Roddenberry wrote on the back of a
              cocktail napkin,

              or mumbled in his sleep. I could be wrong, but I think they're
              in "make

              this up as we go along; they'll still think it's profound if we
              make the

              music swell when we reveal things" mode. I'm losing patience
              fast.

              The Stargate spinoff seems decent.

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            • Thom
              23/11/1999 00:00:000 UTC

              *Clippo*

              >Still working on my long post on the Zombie Problem, and
              dutifully catching up

              >on year-old posts in the E:FC group now that the series is
              decent again. Also,

              >pondering the (Relativistic) Shroedinger Wave and getting
              around to reading

              >Einstein's book on relativity. I have to observe that I hate
              Minkowski's

              >stupid "ict" convention, now that I've figured it out.

              Shrodinger is bad enough.

              A relativistic approach?

              Have you your own quantum number?

              Thom

       • j********o@***.com
         20/11/1999 00:00:000 UTC

         In article <8152up$4ko$*@b****.****.***.*********k.net>, "Gary
         McCammon"

         writes:

         >Well, yee-farggin'-ha, nothing here except real posts. Has the
         horde of

         >horny losers finally got the message that nobody's interested? Hm.

         Oh, yeah, rub it in! Like you're Wilt Chamberlin! We're still here -
         there

         just hasn't been much SF to talk about lately...

         In point of fact, what better venue for porno advertising than a
         science

         fiction group?

         Gorno

         Still working on my long post on the Zombie Problem, and dutifully
         catching up

         on year-old posts in the E:FC group now that the series is decent
         again. Also,

         pondering the (Relativistic) Shroedinger Wave and getting around to
         reading

         Einstein's book on relativity. I have to observe that I hate
         Minkowski's

         stupid "ict" convention, now that I've figured it out.