Nope.
There's no plan to change anything.
(Ed: there was so much Christmas in the review of "The Road")
That was a public service. It's my gift to you because I love you and want to save those two hours of your life if it isn't too late already. I did not know what to expect and selected it because it was ranked well for relatively-new sci-fi. Based on that ranking, I conclude now the judges typically specialize in Super Bowl commercials.
Watching sci-fi is risky as there is so much complete crap but it's always been more than just watching spaceships. "The Mote in God's Eye" is one of the most personally important books I have ever read and it was concerned greatly with the sociological implications of unlimited reproduction. I recommend it highly and regard it as an insightful piece of work.
"Star Wars" didn't do too much for sci-fi with its endless sword fights and a generally puerile story ... but it was cool to watch when you're stoned. For any enduring interest, it's got to carry a lot more beef than that ... although it was cool to watch when you're stoned.
So I'm not seeing a huge need to run "Ave Maria" every day but it's such an exquisitely beautiful song and I heard one today by Jessye Norman who sings in a rich soprano and does a magnificent job in a classical rendition of it.
You know ... why not. One more time with all the love in the Universe. It's Christmas.
There's no plan to change anything.
(Ed: there was so much Christmas in the review of "The Road")
That was a public service. It's my gift to you because I love you and want to save those two hours of your life if it isn't too late already. I did not know what to expect and selected it because it was ranked well for relatively-new sci-fi. Based on that ranking, I conclude now the judges typically specialize in Super Bowl commercials.
Watching sci-fi is risky as there is so much complete crap but it's always been more than just watching spaceships. "The Mote in God's Eye" is one of the most personally important books I have ever read and it was concerned greatly with the sociological implications of unlimited reproduction. I recommend it highly and regard it as an insightful piece of work.
"Star Wars" didn't do too much for sci-fi with its endless sword fights and a generally puerile story ... but it was cool to watch when you're stoned. For any enduring interest, it's got to carry a lot more beef than that ... although it was cool to watch when you're stoned.
So I'm not seeing a huge need to run "Ave Maria" every day but it's such an exquisitely beautiful song and I heard one today by Jessye Norman who sings in a rich soprano and does a magnificent job in a classical rendition of it.
You know ... why not. One more time with all the love in the Universe. It's Christmas.
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