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   From: buffhunter@my-deja.com   
      
   In article <8afd066c-6db0-447b-9bea-   
   642bc4c2a708@d34g2000vbl.googlegroups.com>, jrs9@columbia.edu says...   
   > We assume the number threes went went their own way after the   
   > revelations on finding Earth.  However, it seems that at least one   
   > Number three did follow the humans in their search for a new Earth.   
   > She first turned up in ancient Greece, showing off her skills as a   
   > super-enhanced being before being killed in the Far East.  She has   
   > apparently been reincarnated now as the wife of a minor Roman noble   
   > who owns a gladiator farm.  The theme of ultra-violence remains strong   
   > in her life.  [See Spartcus Blood and Sand on Starz].   
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   I get you LOL! And to tie this to "Caprica", she lives on the   
   outskirts of the city of CAPUA no less!   
      
   I like the show btw, but I can do with less blood and less man P&A,   
   none really if you get my drift. On the other hand can't get enough   
   of the women! More minor league colosseum crowd shots of the women!   
   The house slaves look good especially Crixus's love interest Naevia!   
   Gorgeous! :-) I think Lucy Lawless has got her boobs done, not made   
   them much bigger than they were, just to make them shapely. They used   
   to be like "flap jacks" judging from a "nip-slip" clip I saw of her   
   on the net about 10 years ago. Unappealing. They look good now.   
      
   Oh, and only one No.3 survived, D'anna Biers herself. The rest were   
   destroyed with the Resurrection Hub and I don't see the Cavils and   
   other anti human Cylons keeping any that escaped around, who were   
   all boxed anyway. I like to think some friendly pro human Cylon   
   Centurions went back to the original Earth, told her the news, picked   
   her up and then dropped her off at new Earth fell in love with a   
   human and the rest is history. Of course her line died out eventually   
   and only Athena'a descendants through Hera survived and that is us.   
   This is probably a coincidence, but Lucretia, her name in Ancient   
   Rome is having problems conceiving a child! :-)   
   --   
   ----->Hunter   
      
   "No man in the wrong can stand up against   
    a fellow that's in the right and keeps on acomin'."   
      
                  -----William J. McDonald   
              Captain, Texas Rangers from 1891 to 1907   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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