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Re: Mixing Up Comic Book Ages You made me laugh and I cannot rep! (Really, I'm out.) Can somebody get this guy for me?

Re: Foods for those that just don't care anymore

Re: Foods for those that just don't care anymore Your Sandwich appears to be somewhat underdone. You just reminded me of The Gallery of Regrettable Food, a repository of horrendous food art.

Re: Super Transportation I recently did a couple of Early Warp-era starships using the assumption that, since the Vulcans' warp drive vessels used a torus-shaped drive system (in ST: Enterprise, anyway), the engineers on Earth might adopt the design for a while, assuming it has superior characteristics to a pair of long, relatively thin nacelles. In my own imagination, the vulcans chose this design hundreds of years ago as it had proved to be the least problematic configuration. While it can be used to make fast vessels like the Dkyr class and the Suraak class vessels, it has its limitations, and it becomes increasingly difficult (and possibly dangerous) to coax speeds beyond Warp 6.5 from this configuration.

Re: A Thread for Random Videos Anyone else remember seeing this when they stayed up late to watch the scary movie on your local channel?

Re: Campaign tools need editorial review by interested parties. Yup! Didn't you follow the link?

Re: Campaign tools need editorial review by interested parties. [Take two: The above post became garbled and I forgot to include the attachments.] Did some more revisioning. Victor Fronkensteen added to the 1930s, creating two creatures: Johann (rather like the one from the movies) and Herman. I'm uploading the latest version of the two supplements and hope everyone gets a kick (or fun education) from either or both.

Re: A Thread for Random Videos As I mentioned in the Genre Crossovers thread: Stone Trek: the Deadly Ears, part I

Re: What Have You Watched Recently? I've been catching up on Star Trek: Enterprise (funny how they tacked "Star Trek" onto it once it got canceled). I've been keeping up with new episodes of Futurama (possibly my favorite series of all time) and I've been downloading and watching Star Trek Fan Movies.

Re: A DC Animated-style HeroMachine Does anyone know of any heromachine-like programs that can be downloaded and used offline?

Re: Campaign tools need editorial review by interested parties. Gotcha. Thanks!

Re: A Thread for Random Videos Star Trek -- using Sims3 Star Trek on Carol Burnette Old School Star Trek Parody (Spoilered for possibly NSFW content) Star Trek parody from The Wonder Years

Re: Genre-crossover nightmares Two words: Stone Trek

Re: Campaign tools need editorial review by interested parties. How would you like to be credited? ETA: I'm kind of new at this.

Re: Campaign tools need editorial review by interested parties. After a considerable lot of rummaging around, I suspect Oddhat might be the guy. I'll have to P.M. him and find out.

Re: Campaign tools need editorial review by interested parties. C'mon! I'm practically begging for the spelling and grammar Nazis to mug me over these documents, and nobody says a thing? I know I'm not that perfect. Also, I used someone else's Wold-Newton timeline as a framework upon which to hang my own. Does nobody recognize the underlying structure enough to steer me to the guy I should give credit to? Guess I'll have to keep looking.

Re: A Thread for Random Videos The opposite of a travelogue (spoilered due to a truly tasteless sculpture/water fountain).

Re: What Have You Watched Recently? I just watched the two "Mirror-Mirror" episodes of ST: Enterprise. Very cool.

Re: A Thread for Random Videos And after I saw this I think I've got another movie on my to-watch list:

Re: A Thread for Random Videos http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztYS2Nho7F0 Star Trek. Yeah, it was kinda like that. Come to think of it, a lot of the sixties were like that: Raquel Welch Dances:

Re: What Have You Watched Recently? I just watched Star Trek: Phase II (episode I, in Harm's Way)

Re: Campaign tools need editorial review by interested parties. Already done, as per your request.

Re: What Have You Watched Recently? Last night I watched And Man Created Dog on the National Geographic channel.

Re: A Thread for Random Videos Here are a couple of my favorite Popeye cartoons: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBTf51HJCGs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p94Q679kbxU

I've revised my timeline and WWII supplement, freely benchmarking what I considered the best material available. I need to ensure that credit goes where it is due, so if you recognize the source for bits of either of these, let me know. Also, suggestions for additional information, untapped subjects, or any other potential improvements are welcome. (Especially with the Technology & culture sections of the WWII supplement.)