XPost: rec.arts.sf.tv, alt.fan.tom-servo
From: heck@toodamnmuchspambutreallycomputer.org
"3cjmd@comcast.net (Jaime M. de Castellvi)" draws inspiration from a
reality most only suspect:
>On Fri, 07 May 2004 03:40:34 GMT, "David E. Powell"
> wrote:
>
>>"jayembee" wrote in message
>>news:g4eo805d595qs7pqs14ri9fvaia7926nb8@4ax.com...
>>> On Sun, 25 Apr 2004 15:59:19 GMT, 3cjmd@comcast.net (Jaime M. de
>>> Castellvi) wrote:
>>>
>>> >You know, watching the whole last season over again, it isn't quite as
>>> >bad as it'd seemed back then.
>>>
>>> Funny. That was my reaction, too.
>>>
>>> >Yeah, the whole Byron arc things sucks pickled eggs
>>>
>>> It wouldn't be so bad if Byron himself wasn't such a drip.
>>>
>>> >and I'm not terribly fond of "A View from the Gallery" either (pity,
>>though,
>>> >because the concept had so much more potential),
>>>
>>> What? That's one of my three favorite episodes from the season, and
>>> always has been. Mac and Bo rule!
>>>
>>> (My other two S5 favorites are "The Day of the Dead" and "The Corps Is
>>> Mother, the Corps Is Father".)
>>>
>>> >As an afterthought, in that ep where Garibaldi and his wife take their
>>> >leave from Sheridan and Delenn (was it "Objects in Motion"?), after
>>> >that awkward moment when John and Michael first shake hands and then
>>> >finally hug, did I see Sheridan trying to hide the woodie he was
>>> >nursing, afterwards? I think I'm finally beginning to understand why
>>> >Franklin relished the show so much...
>>>
>>> You're sick.
>>>
>>> Keep it up.
>>
>>The woody?
>
>It's been over 12 days, David. Even I don't have that much enduring
>power. But thank you for your interest all the same.
>
You are saaying your Rumsfeld is staying in your cabinet??
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