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Quote: Originally Posted by PerfesserCoffee I can't believe someone thought to bring up this great subject! I was abducted at the age of nine by aliens so I guess you know where I stand on the matter. As a matter of fact, I was told about this website after asking a former co-worker (who still posts here but does not want me to ever, EVER mention his name when talking about this stuff) to help me out when an alien brain implant...

Quote: Originally Posted by flyingfrets Lifetime, AKA "The Victim Channel"... AKA "The Whining Network" . . .

Quote: Originally Posted by Zathros I keep thinking "somewhere " in Hollwood, if one looks reaal carefully , and doesnt give up....we just MIGHT find some science fiction writers with some (forgive me) original ideas to make some good sci fi movies from..were I a producer or director, or writer even, I wouldnt want to make a name for myself from someone elses work..I think many in hollywood keep forgetting that the reason...

Quote: Originally Posted by kdaracal The closest star system is 4.5 light years away. Quote: Originally Posted by liskorea317 Actually the closest system is 4.3 light years away. Quote: Originally Posted by John O Actually, not quite that far. I knew AC is something like 4 light years. You're all forgetting one thing. A SOLAR SYSTEM and a STAR are two different things! Proxima (or Alpha) Centauri is the closest star to our own Sun, but...

John, the set I get was put out by a UK company - www.fabulousfilms.co.uk . The blurb on the back sleeve says "Distributed by Hollywood Classics Ltd on behalf of Universal Studios and made available exclusively through Fabulous Films Ltd". So I guess it's prolly as official as we'll get. And it's "dedicated to the memory of the late, great Jeff Mackay". I didn't know he'd died until...

Quote: Originally Posted by g_xii I was always so-so over Pet Sematary. The Shining was a good book, all the more so when it was explained to me (as I missed the subtle point) that it was all about alcoholism. That went RIGHT over my head that time! I'm going to have to try some of those Weber books. They sound fun! --Henry It was about building the Overlook on an Indian Graveyard. Still one of my favorite King novels. The only one that...

There's UFOs and there's Flying Saucers. Two different things. There might be other life out there but who says it is anything like us? Why would they have our concepts or goals? For most of the Earths life the dominant life forms couldn't care less about space. Alien life are not humans with funny bumps on their heads. Then there's the time difference. Who says they lived when we live? Out of several billion years we have...

Quote: Originally Posted by John P Like Mulder, I want to believe, but I haven't seen one myself, so I can't believe until I see one. The trouble is, that after a while you naturally start to doubt ..."Did I really see THAT?" "Did I make all that up in my head?" Like with your friend with the head trauma, seeing doesn't necessarily equal reality in the same way it doesn't have to equate...

No!! I'm not running out to the theater to see it yet- The whole "Green" crap and all I'm tired of the lies. It's part of the earth's cycle. Kill the blue guys!!

I just read the article on the UFO movie. I'm stoked!