Still... someone would probably drag me away to an asylum where Dr. Fletcher would treat me for severe depression causing me to... blah blah blah.
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Originally posted by Elles- Nothing, NOTHING can be worse than having the first day of school, and then going onto Gate World to find out that Stargate: SG-1 was cancelled.DIE SCI-FI!
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Indeed. For some reason I want to make bumper stickers for Stargate. In Washington DC they'd be good for a laugh. Here's a few ideas:
-Support the Stargate Program!
-My other car is a Deathglider. (God, so cheesy)
-Gou'ald happens (use for the other villains too)
-Honk Before Your God!
-O'Neill/Jackson 2008
-Always Bet on the Archaeologist
-Stargate Command: Proudly Rewriting the Laws of Physics since 1996.
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i learned how to use my headphones to get free candy and chips from vending machines and learned its nowhere near as hard as astrophysicssigpic
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Regardless of how bad things are one of three things will happen...
...it'll get better in less than 48 minutes
...it'll get better in about a week
...it'll get better in about three months."The Clarke Postulate - One's ability to correctly explain advanced theoretical thermodynamics as applied to string theory within a fictional context is directly related to one's ability to cook the perfect lemon chicken with mushrooms in a nice garlic butter sauce. While some use this unexpected correlation as proof of intelligent design, I believe that its all about the person's choice of mushrooms.
I also believe that there is a tear developing in the space-time continuum which if left uncheck will allow Microsoft to become a world power. I suspect that unless we all download Firefox 3 on the same day, thus sealing the tear, that life as we know it may be over and children will have their teddy bears and blankets ripped mercilessly from their arms.
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