July 12
 

Welcome to Day &. (Did you know the ampersand was once commonly considered the 27th letter of the alphabet?) Today I had to let a guy stab me in the gums with a needle a bunch of times, but I did get a Top 10 list done....
<ul>[*]The Top 10 Cliffhanger Endings For Currently-Running Series.[/list]

Be here tomorrow for Day 28!


(Thought for the day: on the way home, I saw the license plate NCC1701B. Excelsior-class-variant fan or driver named Harriman?)

Just how I felt from 1989 till the beginning of this year... :)

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It probably was Harriman. After the events of Generations he was demoted from the Enterprise B to a Toyota Celica.

(Although I just saw in Barnes & Noble that someone is writing books about the "lost years," featuring Harriman and young Sulu. WTF? Who would read a whole book about that wiener?)

... and that's my thought for the day.

Amen.

*sob* me too. or me three, as the case may be.

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Hey, I liked Harriman! He was just horribly inexperienced, that's all. If you want wienies, look no futher than STIII, which had not only Captain Esteban ("Oh no! My shoelaces are untied! I'd better call Starfleet Command and ask them what to do!") but also that insufferably smug git Captain Styles ("Captain! They're stealing the Enterprise!" "Not now, Commander, I'm waxing my moustache."). Now they truly were wienies of the highest order.

Also, Zeke, I would not put it past Ron Moore to do exactly what you put in that Top Ten about nBSG. I'm going to be worrying about that now all through the rest of the series. Bastard. :P

Same here. (Also about Angel)

Stop....puns......get......worse.....can't....carr y....on!

I'm offering 3:1 on Ross Kemp :wink:

GAH! Don't even joke about that! :shock:

Shut up! Al Vinci is a currently-working person in my soul!

I heard the Lost Era book with Harriman was actually very good. As for the car, why would you name it after the B? I'd pay good money to see someone walk into the Division of Motor Vehicles and say, "That's N-C-C-one-seven-oh-one, no bloody A, B, C, or D!"

:D
Hmmm....and how will Daniel be brought back this time? Don't get me wrong, I like him, but...how many times has he died? He's the Zero of Stargate.

...I am not going to say anything about the one after that until I can find my head and reattach it to my body.

Duncan Idaho pwns all. Not even John can match his sheer prowess when it comes to going GAK!

Senor Pointy is correct. Idaho's lived and died consistently over--what, ten thousand years?

Duncan Idaho -- wasn't he the hero of Deerslayer? Great book. Though Twain didn't like it much...




(just kidding, I know who Duncan Idaho is)

^ Oh good. Means I won't have to re-educate you.

With an axe. ;)

Oh no, that's much too subtle for me. I'd borrow one of 17's implements for this particular job.

Ahh, James Fenimore Cooper's Literary Offenses -- fun read.

We now return you to your regularly-scheduled topic.

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Woo! Dentist rocks! (yeah I haven't been paying much attention here.)

^ IT LIVES! :shock: