<![CDATA[Comments from wookie2]]> <![CDATA[Comments from wookie2]]> <![CDATA[wookie2 commented on See The Nation As James T. Kirk Would Want You To]]> Damn ... not fast enough ...!

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]]> <![CDATA[wookie2 commented on Your Future Will Be Filled with Promiscuous Friends]]> @The Blow Leprechaun: You're more like the old generation of Internet netizens, while myspace/facebook/et al is the "new" generation. I didn't think that there would be a well-defined Generation 1/ Generation 2 gap in online life, but I think you've just defined it.

I too have been on the Internet since '94, and I subscribe to Facebook/MySpace and such. Keeping up with the times, I guess.

]]> <![CDATA[wookie2 commented on Your Future Will Be Filled with Promiscuous Friends]]> Miranda Kali: Why am I the only one who has that dream? ;)

]]> <![CDATA[wookie2 commented on Wolfgang Petersen Off Ender's Game]]> @dog13000: Yeah, but Whedon has too much his own style -- he's really more a writer who knows how to put his ideas into visual form. His films have a definitive "voice" and style all their own - the humor, the visceralness. What Ender's Game needs is a director who can successfully translate Card's voice into visuals. A director who matches Card's style.

What should be done is locate movies that "feel" like Ender's Game and then scout out the directors.

]]> <![CDATA[wookie2 commented on Battlestar Goes Barbarella!]]> @quetzilla: It is impossible to unsexify Grace Park.

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