What Sci-Fi planet would you like to live on?
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Sol system, planet 3, located on tropical landmass, near beach bar serving Margaritas, sponge cake, but where my shaker of salt is easily accessible, and my flip flops are impervious to impaling from pop tops.
MrPlankton
Parrothead, eh? :) Flynn
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Parrothead, eh? :) Flynn
:)
MrPlankton
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Pick any planet/moon from Sci-fi movies/literature or in our solar system. I think living on a moon oribiting Saturn would be awesome. :) Marc
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Definitely Altair-4 (before explosion, of course).
Best wishes, Hans
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Pick any planet/moon from Sci-fi movies/literature or in our solar system. I think living on a moon oribiting Saturn would be awesome. :) Marc
Playboy Mansion.:cool:
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So you get the next 10 years lottery numbers, etc and then dump her. :laugh:
You know, every time I tried to win a bar-bet about being able to count to 1000 using my fingers I always got punched out when I reached 4.... -- El Corazon
Yeah but then imagine how bad you'd feel! She'd probably go off the deep end, and you be plagued by guilt for years. Granted you'd be able to meet countless hot chicks with your new fortune, but still... :)
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I think I probably could give my heart to Cassandra. How much was the state lottery jackpot this month?
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Yeah but then imagine how bad you'd feel! She'd probably go off the deep end, and you be plagued by guilt for years. Granted you'd be able to meet countless hot chicks with your new fortune, but still... :)
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Pick any planet/moon from Sci-fi movies/literature or in our solar system. I think living on a moon oribiting Saturn would be awesome. :) Marc
LV-426 in the Zeta II Reticuli system.
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Crematoria (The Chronicles of Riddick)? Good question for the Poll
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Crematoria – that is the other name of New Jersey during the summer.
The narrow specialist in the broad sense of the word is a complete idiot in the narrow sense of the word.
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Jim Crafton wrote:
Granted you'd be able to meet countless hot chicks with your new fortune,
Is that how it worked out for Agamemnon?
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OK, OK, so he hit a small snag. Obviously you wouldn't do this while remaining married. That's just bad juju :)
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Pick any planet/moon from Sci-fi movies/literature or in our solar system. I think living on a moon oribiting Saturn would be awesome. :) Marc
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Does the Death Star count as a planet? (I always secretly though the empire was way cooler than those namby pamby rebels)
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Simon Stevens wrote:
Does the Death Star count as a planet? (I always secretly though the empire was way cooler than those namby pamby rebels)
Yeah, but they seem to have issues with quality control.
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Playboy Mansion.:cool:
Of all forms of sexual aberration, the most unnatural is abstinence.
That's not a planet - that's a way of life! :)
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LV-426 in the Zeta II Reticuli system.
I'm not which is sadder - you for mentioning it, or me for actually immediately recognizing it and being able to identify it's context. :)
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I second that. (OT: Never thought I'd come across someone else who'd read the Nights Dawn books.)
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Pick any planet/moon from Sci-fi movies/literature or in our solar system. I think living on a moon oribiting Saturn would be awesome. :) Marc
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Pick any planet/moon from Sci-fi movies/literature or in our solar system. I think living on a moon oribiting Saturn would be awesome. :) Marc
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Pick any planet/moon from Sci-fi movies/literature or in our solar system. I think living on a moon oribiting Saturn would be awesome. :) Marc
Terminus seems to be a good place to live. Most planets in the Dune universe look awfully violent. Most planets in the StarTrek universe look too "dumbed down" (i.e. when most people wear pastel colored jump suit, you need to get away fast) Some planets in the Star Wars universe look really cool. ( Bespin, Naboo) Other than that, not much.
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Pick any planet/moon from Sci-fi movies/literature or in our solar system. I think living on a moon oribiting Saturn would be awesome. :) Marc
Wow, it's always sad to see so many people who's only concept of sci fi is star wars. Personally I think it would be fun to live on the space "ship" the "Gay Deceiver" from the RHL novels since it trumps *everything else* in one go as it can be taken to *any* mythological planet at any point in history. "In one of his later novels, The Number of the Beast, Heinlein introduced the character of Gay Deceiver, an intelligent space car which embodied his ability to transport readers to strange and exotic places. Gay Deceiver could travel not only through time and space, but between different fictional settings as well, depositing her passengers in L. Frank Baum's Oz, Edgar Rice Burroughs' Barsoom, and—in a supremely self-referential leap—Heinlein's own "Future History". "
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