Re: [GZG] Shipping sheep

I know JMZ seemed to cherish the challenges by the fan base, still, on
listservs, I was reminded of a section from David Gerrold's World of
Star
Trek, where he's asking Roddenbery about some arcane fact, probably the
use
of 'mark' when giving courses, and the Great Bird says something like
'it
sounded military'.

Then he stops, turns to Gerrold and says something like 'You know, we
never
really thought this stuff out until you started asking these questions'
and
he sounded like he was getting frustrated by the process. Almost pissed
off, actually...  ;->=

The_Beast

Indy wrote on 05/21/2008 10:39:45 AM:

>

> On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 10:44 AM, Phillip Atcliffe
<atcliffe@ntlworld.com
> > wrote:
> Indy wrote:
> > Now, what about orange juice?  :-D
> That's less of a problem (the Tang Cartel notwithstanding :-D )
because
> B5 has lots of plants for oxygen reclamation, so an orchard would be
> straightforward enough and sensible in that it combines the oxygen
> function with food production -- provided always that orange trees are
> efficient enough in the role of O2 reclamation. Just how much orange
> juice the station's orchard(s) can produce is another matter, but
> there's always concentrates.
>
> I may be misremembering, but I thought there was an issue about
> fresh orange juice, too.
>
> Maybe that was aboard the Agamemnon.
>
> I *do* remember there being issues with fresh coffee beans.
>
> Mk
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