Stargate Continuum

Stephen Hewitt

Fernando A. Gomez F. wrote:

BTW, I'd do it like: your.Cool = your.Life == lifestyles.Programming;

I don't mean to be critical, but personally I'm over these computer-speak jokes.

Steve

Dirk Higbee

The only Stargate I liked was the original movie with Kurt Russell. SG-1 doesn't do it for me. Anderson was great as McGuyver, though.

Don't take any wooden nickels.

Fernando A Gomez F

jacobrdan wrote:

Stargate Continuum is based on Stargate SG-1. It would have some of the same characters, but it is different.

Oh, I see. I was reading about SG Atlantis and it comes from the SG-1 franchise, it seems. So I guess it would be similar.

jacobrdan wrote:

Also, i do the sig my way because it looks cooler to me.

I know; it was a bad joke, wasn't it. :-O

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Lost User

If it came to a choice between watching Stargate and plucking my body hair out with tweezers, I'd be bald from head to toe. One man's meat, and all that, but it is just cr*p.

Take a chill pill, Daddy-o .\\axxx (That's an 'M')

Robert Surtees

Dirk Higbee wrote:

The only Stargate I liked was the original movie with Kurt Russell. SG-1 doesn't do it for me. Anderson was great as McGuyver, though.

Plotline: Sir, we've found an ancient civilization far across the galaxy. What should we do? Nuke 'em. The SG franchise is a good one. Pretty much a vehicle for endless storylines.

DownUnderDev

_Damian S_ wrote:

your.Cool = (your.Life == lifestyles.Programming);

(Programming)? your.life=cool : your.life = null;

"Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction." -Albert Einstein

Michael Sync

jacobrdan wrote:

The new Stargate movie

I checked-out that movie a bit in online movie site.. but it's not my taste. I used to like sci-fi movie, superhero movie and etc but not that one. anyway, you can check-out those online movie sites.. what I used to do is that I used to watch from online movie if I'm not sure whether I like it or not. If I really like it and wanna get the movie experience then I go to theater.. :)

Thanks and Regards, Michael Sync ( Blog: http://michaelsync.net)

blackjack2150

jacobrdan wrote:

if (your.Life == lifestyles.Programming) { your.Cool = true; } else { your.Cool = false; }

Since when is programming perceived as 'cool' by the general opinion? I would say quite the opposite. Anyway, just by having a signature like that you sound geek rather than cool. Sorry...

Lost User

I like to be long winded if(you have some interests outside of coding and technology) { you're far more interesting company } else { you're a tad boring }

Michel Wassink

I saw the movie 2 weeks ago. It is a solid and entertaining movie although I normally hate the time-travel thing.

Michel Wassink

We must make user friendly software. Where are friendly users?

peterchen

I still don't like the implicaitons of the false branch.

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peterchen

I still don't like the implicaitons of the false branch.

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Member 96

They film it just across the water from here. I've always found it too "Canadian" for my tastes. Of all the current sci fi-ish tv programs filmed in Vancouver I think JPod is probably the best.

"It's so simple to be wise. Just think of something stupid to say and then don't say it." -Sam Levenson

Member 96

Michel Wassink wrote:

although I normally hate the time-travel thing

Wow, that's always been my all time favorite theme in Sci Fi novels. Movies though generally treat it very badly as a subject.

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geoffs

And this subthread seems to bear out what I've noticed on bbs systems many years ago, then on usenet, and now in discussion forums like this one --> when your sig is larger (by far) than the main content of your post, it becomes the focus of the message post. :doh: BTW, I enjoyed the SG movie with Kurt Russell, but the television series did nothing for me.

Dalek Dave

Love Stargate, especially the fragrant Amanda Tapping! Essex Girl I believe, so like Star Trek TNG, Essex Girls get about a bit.(I am pretty sure Councillor Troi comes from Essex too!) I am waiting to see Continuum, and, sadly, have every episode on DVD. (I also have near 700 episodes of Doctor Who too, God, somebody, get me a life! :) )

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hairy_hats

_Damian S_ wrote:

your.Cool = (your.Life == lifestyles.Programming);

Shouldn't that be: "you're.Cool" ;)

Gukar

All of them: original movie, SG-1, Atlantis are my favorites. I'm a fan of Stargate, INDEED. And i'm still wondering what's the really mean of the words:'Jafa Kuri'.:confused:

R Giskard Reventlov

I've always enjoyed Stargate but I think it jumped the shark a while back. Atlantis is okay but it's getting to be a home for retired SG1ers. And let's face it, without the humour of O'Neill, it isn't really the same. Still watch the reruns nearly every night on Sky when I get home: how sad is that? :-)

me, me, me

Paul Watson

I'm with you. The movie was entertaining but the TV series feels cheap.

cheers, Paul M. Watson.