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11 MAY 2009 at 11:55am

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Methinks this guy has taken fandom a little too far....  no wonder his wife left him.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/picturegalleries/howaboutthat/5290491/Tony-Alleyne-and-his-Star-Trek-flat.html?image=12

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11 MAY 2009 at 4:07pm

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Without a holodeck for a reprieve from all that coldness, I wouldn't last very long in that place.  I'd miss the wood, fabric, carpets, pictures, and books.

"Where is the fountain that throws up these flowers in a ceaseless outbreak of ecstasy?"

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12 MAY 2009 at 12:50am

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What did you think of his doctor telling him to sleep on the floor for his sciatica so he has no bed?  Mine is playing up at the moment but no one has told me to ditch the bed - and a good thing too.  I wouldn't listen.  I thought what he'd achieved was wonderful but what a dimbo - he thought Trekkies would want to live like that and hire him to do it for them.  What?  Does he think we can't tell the difference between a TV show and real life?  [smiley=crazy.gif]

PS  I hated the black kitchen with lights on the floor.  God, how annoying would that be?

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12 MAY 2009 at 1:47am

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I'm enough of a geek that one room like that might be fun -- but having it all over the place? No way.


 


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12 MAY 2009 at 4:05am

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Reading between the lines I think he did it so the ex-wife couldn't find a buyer to sell the place to.

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22 MAY 2009 at 10:57am

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Saw the flick - wasn't the big bang for me . Action - filled . A blatant ploy to keep some b.s. running ? Who's to know . Crap film . Cheers .
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27 MAY 2009 at 6:03pm

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 Saw the flick last weekend. Wonderful storytelling as to how Kirk managed to become the captain of the Enterprise.

 That was always the part I had trouble figuring out.  How did that young and handsome white anglo-saxon man manage to become the top cheese of that ship over the black female communications officer, the Russian and Asian deckhands with weird names, the Scotsman who stays down in the engine room, the alien with the pointy ears, and the grumpy and over-the-hill Irishman?

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28 MAY 2009 at 5:21am

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Now we know why Anthony doesn't write movie reviews for the newspapers....


Subject came up in class today.  Teacher disliked the design of Captn. Nero's ship.  Also she said the only reason old Spock is in the movie is he has a contract with the studio insisting his character cannot be used without him.  Hmmm.... she claims that is the reason for the whole 'alternative time line' aspect of the story.

I think the alternative time line device allowed them to reinvent the entire saga - almost but not quite following the Original Series as we know it.  This time line universe has a different start to the Federation than the one we know.

...er... which kind of means .... is this a different set or simply the real set of people with a different future?  Hmmm.... these time loop thingies always did fry my brain.  



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28 MAY 2009 at 11:28am

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If time loop thingies fry your brain, you probably don't want to read Heinlein's Time Enough for Love; in which the main character Lazarus Long becomes his own father!  Or something like that when he goes back in time.

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28 MAY 2009 at 1:21pm

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That bit I can understand.  It's the supposed problems that can occur when people meet their younger selves.  

Personally I'm not at all convinced that the time continuum of the fabric of the universe is half as fragile as some people make out.....  


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