Re: B5 and Sir Isaac

>> Sorry, clarification: I was referring to the doubletalk polysylabic
words
>> strung together.
>
>Oh, I knew what you were referencing, I was wondering if I was
>inferring correctly what you were implying...

Okay. I wouldn't want you to infer an implication that was implied for
inference when the implying was to be inferred otherwise.

>> Okay, it's a fine line 'tween the two. I put B5 in the category of
Science
>> Fiction. I put a lot of stuff more fantastic like what Star Trek has
become
>> (esp the more recent movies) into Science Fantasy.
>
>Star Trek is *more* fantastic?... than a titanic battle between
>good and evil?... in which our protagonists are destined to play
>major roles, lead great alliances in war, defeat evil, rule 
>decaying empires, fulfill prophesies, die heroically in garish CGI?

Well...Star Trek has met God...and they keep coming up with this damned
reset button that I simply cannot find *any*where in real life! (a few
people I'd like to use it on, too ;)

>And I asked if *I* was weird. Sheesh.

8-)

Mk
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