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		Three for the price of one
		
		
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		Thanks to  The Onion, we now know  http://www.theonion.com/content/news/me ... e_hundreds]why The Professor left Earth.
Have you ever wondered what toys are in the Supers' preschools? Neither had I, but  http://www.comicsalliance.com/2009/09/1 ... ttle-pony/]why not look anyway? (Note that the Ninja get some love in this one, too.)
 
Not that I should need to tell anybody here  http://www.talklikeapirate.com/]what Saturday is, but since the Ninja got some love in the previous link, it's only fair...
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		"Pony Stark"! Bwahahahahaha! 
 
But with Captain Hammer and Dr. Horrible represented, why didn't anyone do Bad Horse? (Using a Barbie, of course...) 
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		A real-world Trekkie event
		
		
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		At least, it is for the Klingon Fen: 
http://www.kag.org/events/doh1.htm]Days of Honor
We should keep this in mind while writing our own stories...
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		Hrm... It hasn't really occured to me until now, but it would make sense that the Roughriders would have at least one token Klingon... though the imp in me 
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		Nah - the cook has to be a Jossie.  http://tomsmithonline.com/freestuff/odd ... lJayne.mp3]Tom Smith says so.
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		I thought of FenSpace the moment I saw this image: 
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		Link to an interesting Wallpaper 
http://kitsunenoir.com/blog/2009/11/04/ ... x-cornell/
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		Timote: wherever that demotivator is hosted, my ships servers do not like it. Now that I have seen it, this is all I got to say: 
 
Where the hell did that ship come from!? I want one for the Roughriders!
	 
	
	
	
		
	 
 
 
	
	
	
		
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		This oughta make for an easy-to-make weapon in Fenspace. Good for marine-types storming a base, though it'd be killer-dicey to use in micro-gee. Wonder 
what that'd look like...
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		blackaeronaut Wrote:Timote: wherever that demotivator is hosted, my ships servers do not like it.  Now that I have seen it, this is all I got to say: 
 
Where the hell did that ship come from!?  I want one for the Roughriders! I'm not sure, but it looks like concept art from  Nadia to me...
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  Where the hell did that ship come from!? I want one for the Roughriders! 
I've got it on my Photobucket account.  The poster itself is not mine , but I  think that is supposed to be the Yamato.  I could easily be wrong 
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		A little background music...
		
		
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		http://www.symphonyofscience.com/]The Symphony of Science
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		How far uphill does your flying car need to go to get away from any given planet? 
xkcd.com says:  http://xkcd.com/681_large/]This far.
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		MSNBC:  http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/34710709/ns ... nce-space/]Ancient Mars lakes revealed in new images
Turns out Schiaparelli was right and there really  are channels on Mars... although there's no way he could have seen them from Earth.
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		A couple of links
		
		
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		I'm surprised nobody's  http://izzy-k9.blogspot.com/2007/06/background.html]followed this guy's lead yet. Then again, we haven't written much about the Whovians yet...
 
Is there anybody with deep-water salvage experience in Fenspace? If yes,  http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldne ... craft.html]Noah and Kohran have a job for you.
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		Ahhhh.  The monsterous Japanese  Sen Toku I-400 Class submarine and the Aichi M6A  Seiren fighter-bombers.  This has been something of mild 
interest to me.  Wikipedia link  here for the interested.
 
You guys know that the Japanese were secretely building  jet- and  rocket-propelled fighters as well?  The designs were advanced enough that if they had ever managed to build 
more than a handful that it would have been a major setback for the US forces in the Pacific.  Fenspace!Benjamin would love to get his hands on some of those 
to see how effective the design would be with a healthy application of Handwavium.  However, he also feels that Cesna's  A-37 Dragonfly would be a better choice - it's a thoroughly tried design.
	  
	
	
	
		
	 
 
 
	
	
	
		
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		For folks who could stand some old memes.... 
 
I present: 
 
the SOS-Dan 
 
spinnin' leeks 
 
 
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		I'll just leave this here: 
 
 
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		Meh, pocket change. 
One for the Supers:  http://www.walyou.com/blog/2008/03/21/t ... man-proud/]The Bat Plane, in miniature
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		You know, I think after 370 messages it's time to start a third inspirations thread. 
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		Right-o. And since you've started one, I'll  http://drunkardswalkforums.yuku.com/topic/6569]link to it here.
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