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He is also going to making the sequels, Episodes 7,8,9, starting in 2015, when Harrison Ford will be in his seventies and Mark Hamill will be in his sixties. Geriatric Star Wars!MRDOD wrote:Supershadow really is the godfather of Lucas' kids and the final arbiter of Star Wars Canon. I can't believe we ever doubted!
Or it might relate to the preparation time for Instant Roe, or something like that...DEATH wrote:Is he saying that the distance traveled is in direct relation to the length of a movie or to Tom Hank or to a castaway on an island
The last time I looked on his website, a while ago admittedly, he had a fan response section, which would indicate some people are actually gullible enough to believe him. My time on the SW.com BBS also lends credance to this, as I recall at least two newbies a month making threads touting his site as a source of information before being reeducated by the staff (even the very mention of SS's name on that board is officially forbidden.)Maybe. I mean, he might have read DW's family page as well as the main site -- there is a link on the gateway page, after all. Supershadow, though? Somebody'd have to be really gullible to believe supershadow.
Homeschooling is fine if you can devote the necessary time and attention to it and you are a smart person. I know several homeschooled kids who are extremely bright, and whose parents pulled them out of public school because the school couldn't challenge them. But in these cases, the parents themselves are also highly intelligent and well-educated, and are willing to devote all the time and attention necessary. Having one parent stay at home is essential, which in turn means that the other parent must be hard-working or independently wealthy.Darth Quorthon wrote:I agree though that there's something about homeschooling that just does not make sense.
In that ep. didn't Picard intentionally made that weakpoint. All I remember was that Picard knew of it and let Ro do what she wanted at that moment. Then again my brain is fried.Bounty wrote:** I don't know where he got this "phase shift" idea. Ro simply said she knew of a weak spot in the Enterprise's shields :
RO
The Enterprise shields have a weak
point... When the ship is at
impulse, the thrust destabilizes
the shield configuration right at
this point.
On the MONITOR, Ro indicates a graphic of the
Enterprise, and a point directly behind the main
impulse engines, between the nacelles.
RO
(continuing)
I'm going to try to punch through
there.
*** Fear the power of the Deus Ex Machina ! It conquers all !
Indeed, it was all part of the Ro's assignment to inflitrate the Maquis. Using that instance for any sort of quantification or demonstration of repeatible tactics is foolish, as it was entirely a fabrication.In that ep. didn't Picard intentionally made that weakpoint. All I remember was that Picard knew of it and let Ro do what she wanted at that moment. Then again my brain is fried.
I was guessing from his phonetic spelling he's got a rural southern accent, but Vienna is a suburb of Warshington, D.C., just outside the beltway. I wouldn't discount homeschooling, or a particularly unintelligent middle-schooler or high-schooler, though.NecronLord wrote:I don't know enough about american accents to tell if this confirms or denies, but his IP seems, to my software, to indicate an AOL user in or around Vienna, Virginia.Surlethe wrote:It's like someone from southern Indiana writing "wash" as "warsh";
AOL does this to people. People get into these Rooms where spelling (if indeed this was bad spelling) is not checked. People post as fast as they can; sort of like IMing.Tribun wrote:I just really wonder why stuff like this STILL shows up from time to time. Well, I guess idiots will never die out. Sad fact. On the other hand it gives us all some material to make fun of the writer. Only with time always the same can become boring.
And even I, who is no native speaker, can write English better than he. Isn't it amazing that the internet seems to be the place where grammar goes to hell?
By the way, Mike, how much of such shit do you recieve in week roughly? (If the number is too low, the number for a month does too)
I've heard actual living people use 'warsh' usually Warshington (the state) they also used Spocane. Heck one of the guys in my HS class had problems reading and writing correctly, and his stuff looked better.Surlethe wrote:I was guessing from his phonetic spelling he's got a rural southern accent, but Vienna is a suburb of Warshington, D.C., just outside the beltway. I wouldn't discount homeschooling, or a particularly unintelligent middle-schooler or high-schooler, though.NecronLord wrote:I don't know enough about american accents to tell if this confirms or denies, but his IP seems, to my software, to indicate an AOL user in or around Vienna, Virginia.Surlethe wrote:It's like someone from southern Indiana writing "wash" as "warsh";
God damn you Michael Wong!havent you seen anyother movies that travel over a long period of time. look at castaway with tom hanks that guy was on that island for sevan years in a 2 1/2 hour movie. think about it.
Mildly entertaining, but the massive spelling errors and run-on sentences made it nearly as painful to read as the childish content. My guess is that he's 14 years old at most.Darth Wong wrote:Check this guy out:
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It's necromancy, but I'll answer before the lock.DoctorPhanan wrote:Since I wasn't a part of ASVS, I'd ask for your forgiveness in my ignorance, but who on earth is this Supershadow character?
