Monday. And it definitely feels as if the legendary ueber-Monday from Inferno's darkest (and admittedly rather interesting; quite hellish too) pits decided to have a stroll around my humblest of lairs. Still, it will only be around for one week. Max. I'm pretty confident Summer will make bad Monday go away soon. Again. Joy, oh joy.Till then try to get some enlightenment. Go see the beautiful sci-fi starships. Go visit Starship Dimensions (the museum of speculative fiction inspired spaceships). Definitely worth your precious time, if I may say so.
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Hey Gnome,
ReplyDeleteGood to see you back. That is a awesome website. They just added serenity and I got excited because I was watching Firefly last night. Joss Whedon is the man.
Good to hear from you too Tahir and glad you enjoyed the site... It is indeed awesme. :)
ReplyDeleteWelcome back! The lair has been cold and foreboding without you.
ReplyDeleteThanks amber... Mind you, though, the lair is never empty. Resident imps are always taking care of it...
ReplyDeleteBrilliant museum this week...who'd have thought the Sulaco would be so tiny and insignificant?! Clearly, the colonial marines arent as all powerful as I once presumed...
ReplyDeleteWhereas the Emperor's (as in Warhammer 40k) fleet seems decently sized...
ReplyDeleteOh, and cheers for the comment Tomleece!
:)
Another brillant post gnome and welcome back. It seems no one invaded your home base...Good.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Gamer C... Home base safe & sound..
ReplyDeleteA post worthy of a return from a prison island, like having my very own spaceship encyclopedia, a work of love that website...... thank you mr.gnome
ReplyDeletebring back firefly.....
Welcome Mr. Elderly... And thank you.. And I don't have this firefly you're looking for. All I have is Mr. Fawlty's Dragonfly.
ReplyDeletefirefly has to be one of the best tv shows ever made. Me and my girlfriend have watched our dvd boxset through twice in the last few months... shame someone nicked my copy of serenity.....
ReplyDeleteStill, you can always hope they'll rot forever in a DVDless hell. Should be a comforting hope...
ReplyDeleteOh, and thanks for the info...
better still I hope the reavers get the slimeball.... browncoats are still flying.....
ReplyDeleteUhmm... what was that?
ReplyDelete...... what you heard it too? dunno maybe its just a persistent low hummm we hadn't heard before.... but was probably always present..... but just below the level of our auditory range....
ReplyDeletewe're evolving.......
At times revolving too.... We are quite the spectacle aren't we dear friend?
ReplyDeleteunequalled amongst our peers, is what we are.......
ReplyDeletestazzzling.........
I do hope Discovery Channel will do a documentary... It will be so exciting for our vast fanbase...
ReplyDeleteAnimal Planet would be fine too. Unfortunately.
no alot of people watch animal planet, we'd get more coverage,
ReplyDeletewait now our natural habitat is going to be a bit tricky. you live in a hot dry climate, me grey, dull mostly overcast with occasional drizzle......
Hmmm... Let's only use aerial shots then...
ReplyDeletelike satellite images? i can see the opening credits now
ReplyDeleteOn a planet far away but very near, the two surving members of the
hey what species are we....
Something between gnome and human, or minotaur and worm. Can't really be sure. Feel humanlike sometimes, I do...
ReplyDeleteGreat find, Gnome! Good job finding a space-related website that I didn't know about :)
ReplyDeleteAlways aiming to please my friend... Oh, and it's been quite difficult getting to comment on your (brilliant) blog... I can't log in as gnome, nor am I allowed to post an anonymous comment...
ReplyDeleteGak! Thanks for the heads-up, I'll look into it right away.
ReplyDeleteThat's the nice thing to do...
ReplyDelete:)