That thought has crossed my mind as well.
]]>Indeed. In fact: that’s being kind.
The entire structure of the Republic made no sense. The utter lack of a military was weird as well.
]]>Indeed.
In fact, the sad truth is that TNG got better once he was not longer actively involved.
]]>Then again Roddenberry, like Lucas, was far better before he started believing his own hype.
]]>You are right about the writing quality of the TNG pilot (and yes, it was originally aired as one two-hour episode).
I, too, am hoping for Netflix as I have avoided buying a BluRay player to date.
]]>How, may I ask, do you remember your professors having conducted their research?
Michelle, when you write that “it’s not like that where I am now,” do you mean “research is something that we openly and freely discuss”? Or do you mean “research is no longer a requirement”?
Thank you for your time.
]]>Really, the whole thing is ridiculous.
]]>(Just asking, I’ve never actually published anything yet, so I never looked into it. I’ll be glad to find out it’s not a problem).
]]>Dubi: My understanding is that the public option won’t be available to people who have employer-sponsored health insurance, only the people in the “exchanges” who don’t. Hence most Americans won’t have any more choice under this plan than they do today.
]]>Then again, percentages can be misleading. I suspect that your average RINO (or DINO) can rack up a pretty good percentage by voting with his party on esoteric crap no one cares about, while voting against them on every ideological issue the voters do care about.
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