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Mac vs. PC – Terminator/Transformer style

by on Dec.22, 2008, under Fun Stuff

If you’re a tech geek like me, and at least enjoy all the “Mac vs. PC” stuff, you might enjoy this video – where the Mac and the PC duke it out as Transformers (with a bit of Terminator as well, and perhaps I, Robot). Read More to see the video.

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More Galactica videos, including “Catch the Frak Up”!

by on Dec.16, 2008, under Fun Stuff, Television

They’ve finally formally released the video for “Catch the Frak Up”, and I had to split it into two parts, but now you can get everything you need to know in just 13 minutes. In addition, Webisode 2 of “The Face of the Enemy” is also live – Read More to see them, or catch everything on our YouTube Channel.

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Humor: “The Ten Least Successful Holiday Specials of All Time”

by on Dec.10, 2008, under Fun Stuff

This is a fun little article, The Ten Least Successful Holiday Specials of All Time. Although some of it may be lost on most, the bit about The Lost Star Trek Christmas Episode: “A Most Illogical Holiday” sounds familiar…

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“I Want To Eat Your Face”

by on Nov.23, 2008, under Fun Stuff

The Thunder Child writes “The Thunder Child inaugerates a new section: Good scenes from bad movies, starting with two scenes from The Creature Wasn’t Nice (aka Spaceship and Naked Space) starring Leslie Nielsen and Patrick Macnee. In the first, an alien is interrogated as to what he wants to do on board the ship, in the second, Patrick Macnee as Doctor Stark attempts to explain that if they show they are not afraid of the creature, he won’t harm them. http://thethunderchild.com/Movies/MovieScenes/Want ToEatYourFace.html. The movie was written by Bruce Kimmel, author of the 2006 SF musical spoof The Brain From Planet X, and we provide a clip of the 50s SF movie title-rich theme song from one of its productions. Lots of fun, so check it out!”

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John Williams/Star Wars a capella tribute

by on Nov.10, 2008, under Fun Stuff

This video (Read More to see it) is a brilliant tribute to the theme songs of John Williams, and the words of Star Wars. Before you think the guy in the video is the most awesomest singer on the planet, be aware the song is actually from these guys. But the video and the song are still cool…

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Star Wars Fan Movie Challenge voting!

by on Jul.02, 2008, under Fun Stuff, Movies

Kate Zuparko writes “The 2008 finalists in the Atom Star Wars Fan Movie Challenge are up and ready for voting!

So head on over to http://www.atom.com/spotlights/starwars/challenge/ by JULY 10 to vote for your favorite Star Wars fan film. There’s not much time, so check out these awesome fan films now!”

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More remakes on the way

by on Apr.01, 2008, under Fun Stuff

The buzzwords around Hollywood are “reboot” or “re-imagining” (i.e. remake) and “unscripted” (i.e. “reality” shows), and the new crop of announcements from the studios and networks shows that they have no shortage of ideas on how to remake previous ideas. Read More for a rundown of the latest.

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U.S. bill to adopt Shire Reckoning calendar

by on Apr.01, 2006, under Fun Stuff

Eldandil writes: “Bipartisan U.S. House Bill H.2319, co-authored by Bob Gammidge (D-Florida) and Tolman Cotton (R-Montana), proposes to completely revise the annual calendar with one called the “Shire Reckoning”. According to Cotton, “The current calendar is over 2000 years old [Ed: not really], and the numbering is of a religious nature. We wanted to adopt something not radically different than what we are used to, but also introduce special holidays that everyone could enjoy and not have to work twice a year.” The proposed numbering scheme would start year 0 this time, to avoid further millenium confusion, which would correspond with what is now 1954, making today 10 Astron 52.” Alassea Astron-auk.

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