Homeland question (no, not *that* one)
Paula B.
maybe because this director realized how silly "katana" space is.
<smirk>
the director, just incase you didn't see was... Adrian himself.
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Jenu
Hi folks,
Watching Homeland on USA tonight and my sis had a question for which I don't
know a good answer...why was Duncan carrying his sword with his backpack (when
he is first seen in Scotland)? Shouldn't it have been safely tucked away in
'katana space'?
Thanks,
Jen
~*~
LINDA GRIFFITH
Jenu <je...@aol.com> wrote in article
<19980123001...@ladder02.news.aol.com>...
>This wasn't the first time the katana was carried in a backpack. For sure
I saw it in "Mountain Men" when Mac started into the woods to find Tessa.
The sherriff saw it and remarked "A sword?!?!!"
And in the second season flashback when he met Mai-Leing Shen, he had it
diagonally across his back with the handle over his shoulder.
I put it down to too much details to keep track of for the cast and crew.
As well as the Official Sword Carrier had the day off.:-)))
Gwynmarlyn
>.why was Duncan carrying his sword with his backpack (when
>he is first seen in Scotland)?
You will find that when he get off Plane's that he has it wrap
I expect that true of Scotland as well.
LZeitgeist
je...@aol.com (Jenu) wrote on Thu, Jan 22, 1998 19:18 EST:
>Hi folks,
>
>Watching Homeland on USA tonight and my sis had a question for which I don't
>know a good answer...why was Duncan carrying his sword with his backpack
>(when
>he is first seen in Scotland)? Shouldn't it have been safely tucked away in
>'katana space'?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Jen
Because for once, they did things they way they *should* be done...
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Jette Goldie
Jenu wrote in message <19980123001...@ladder02.news.aol.com>...
>Hi folks,
>
>Watching Homeland on USA tonight and my sis had a question for which I
don't
>know a good answer...why was Duncan carrying his sword with his backpack
(when
>he is first seen in Scotland)? Shouldn't it have been safely tucked away
in
>'katana space'?
<snerk!>
Actually, if you read AP's version of the story in the PEACE magazine,
that's a pool cue, since they'd forgotten to bring the sword with them.
Jette Goldie (Joe's my jo!) boss...@ednet.co.uk
(Married, not Dead!) :-))) Jettamis of the hetskeeters
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Jette Goldie <boss...@ednet.co.uk> wrote in article
<6aaub2$ovi$3...@monteverdi.ednet.co.uk>...
:
: Jenu wrote in message <19980123001...@ladder02.news.aol.com>...
: >Hi folks,
: >
: >Watching Homeland on USA tonight and my sis had a question for which I
: don't
: >know a good answer...why was Duncan carrying his sword with his backpack
: (when
: >he is first seen in Scotland)? Shouldn't it have been safely tucked
away
: in
: >'katana space'?
:
: <snerk!>
:
: Actually, if you read AP's version of the story in the PEACE magazine,
: that's a pool cue, since they'd forgotten to bring the sword with them.
A stick! He had a stick in Homeland! (and how long is a pool cue?) <eg>
--
StevieAnn
Gutter Groupie "Run, Duncan, run your kilt off !"
Squire to Knight-Presumptive Paula
Methos Boxer Brigade - Semper Ubi Sub Ubi
Reader of the sigs and everything below the line
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:
: Jette Goldie (Joe's my jo!) boss...@ednet.co.uk
:
:
:
:
Sheila Schnorr
Jette Goldie wrote:
> StevieAnn wrote in message
> <01bd2859$9ac2cce0$9a28...@stephaniee.wedgegroup.com>...
> >Jette Goldie <boss...@ednet.co.uk> wrote in article
> :
> >: Actually, if you read AP's version of the story in the PEACE magazine,
> >: that's a pool cue, since they'd forgotten to bring the sword with them.
> >
> >A stick! He had a stick in Homeland! (and how long is a pool cue?) <eg>
> >
>
> About the same length as a sword, dear <g>
>
> Jette Goldie (Joe's my jo!) boss...@ednet.co.uk
> (Married, not Dead!) :-))) Jettamis of the hetskeeters
> ****HOMELAND '98 - September 25th-28th 1998.****
> Homeland '98 (the Albacon) Scotland's first Highlander Convention
> Guest of Honour JIM BYRNES!! VALENTINE PELKA
> with Donna Lettow & Gillian Horvath
And as I recall from "Pt.#7", you couldna hold it in your two hands....<g>
Sheila
Kathy Morey
StevieAnn wrote:
> Jette Goldie <boss...@ednet.co.uk> wrote in article
> <6aaub2$ovi$3...@monteverdi.ednet.co.uk>...
> :
> : Jenu wrote in message <19980123001...@ladder02.news.aol.com>...
> : >Hi folks,
> : >
> : >Watching Homeland on USA tonight and my sis had a question for which I
> : don't
> : >know a good answer...why was Duncan carrying his sword with his backpack
> : (when
> : >he is first seen in Scotland)? Shouldn't it have been safely tucked
> away
> : in
> : >'katana space'?
> :
> : <snerk!>
> :
> : Actually, if you read AP's version of the story in the PEACE magazine,
> : that's a pool cue, since they'd forgotten to bring the sword with them.
>
> A stick! He had a stick in Homeland! (and how long is a pool cue?) <eg>
>
> --
> StevieAnn
Oh, no, are we going there again!?!?!?!?!?!?
Now someone has to do an analysis of the stick shrinkage between Homeland and
Sins of the Father, and how that relates to DM's self-image as a warrior, and
on the effects that shrinkage had on his love-life, or on the effects his love
life had on that shrinkage....
This could get ugly.................................
Kathy
Jette Goldie
StevieAnn wrote in message
<01bd2859$9ac2cce0$9a28...@stephaniee.wedgegroup.com>...
>Jette Goldie <boss...@ednet.co.uk> wrote in article
:
>: Actually, if you read AP's version of the story in the PEACE magazine,
>: that's a pool cue, since they'd forgotten to bring the sword with them.
>
>A stick! He had a stick in Homeland! (and how long is a pool cue?) <eg>
>
About the same length as a sword, dear <g>
Jette Goldie (Joe's my jo!) boss...@ednet.co.uk
(Married, not Dead!) :-))) Jettamis of the hetskeeters
****HOMELAND '98 - September 25th-28th 1998.****
Homeland '98 (the Albacon) Scotland's first Highlander Convention
Guest of Honour JIM BYRNES!! VALENTINE PELKA
with Donna Lettow & Gillian Horvath
donna (donna)
Kathy Morey <kmm...@ix.netcom.com> was discussing (at least in part):
>Oh, no, are we going there again!?!?!?!?!?!?
>
>Now someone has to do an analysis of the stick shrinkage between Homeland and
>Sins of the Father, and how that relates to DM's self-image as a warrior, and
>on the effects that shrinkage had on his love-life, or on the effects his love
>life had on that shrinkage....
>
>This could get ugly.................................
It was cold in Scotland. ;)
donna
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donna (donna) <dwa...@novia.net> wrote in article
<34c9e7f1...@nntp.novia.net>...
> Kathy Morey <kmm...@ix.netcom.com> was discussing (at least in part):
>
> >Oh, no, are we going there again!?!?!?!?!?!?
> >
> >Now someone has to do an analysis of the stick shrinkage between
Homeland and
> >Sins of the Father, and how that relates to DM's self-image as a
warrior, and
> >on the effects that shrinkage had on his love-life, or on the effects
his love
> >life had on that shrinkage....
> >
> >This could get ugly.................................
>
> It was cold in Scotland. ;)
>
> donna
Ummmmm, dosen't cold usually make *things* shrink ?
--
Gryphen Icedancer
If your gonna walk on thin ice, you might as well dance!
Hentschel
> > >: Actually, if you read AP's version of the story in the PEACE magazine,
> > >: that's a pool cue, since they'd forgotten to bring the sword with them.
> > >
> > >A stick! He had a stick in Homeland! (and how long is a pool cue?) <eg>
> > >
> >
> > About the same length as a sword, dear <g>
Maybe a really BIG friggin' sword. Pool cues are pretty long....
NiH
donna (donna)
"LINDA GRIFFITH" <GRY...@worldnet.att.net> was discussing (at least
in part):
>> It was cold in Scotland. ;)
>> donna
>
>Ummmmm, dosen't cold usually make *things* shrink ?
Ummmm...did ya miss the stick thread? ;) If so, watch for the virtual
gutter, coming to a website near you.
Elizabeth Ohmer
Hentschel (iv...@mc.net) wrote:
: >>>: Actually, if you read AP's version of the story in the PEACE magazine,
Some of them. Some of them are short, too. They do come in more than one
shape and size, ya know.
Beth O. :)~~
(hubby hadn't seen SotF until last night and from the kitchen I heard him
comment "What's Duncan doing with that stick?" my response through the
laughter: "that's *his* stick,and didn't you notice earlier he was playing
with his balls?")
Wendy Bennett
Hi Peter!
Loved your explanation of pool cues, sticks
and balls.
There's always room for one more in the
gutter....especially a male! When you
jump in, you really jump in with both feet.
Okay, everybody, shift over a little to make room for Peter and his
sticks. We don't
want him to have to screw anything.......
unless he wants to. Some Nutella,
Peter?
Suncat
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StevieAnn
PeteyBoy97 <petey...@aol.com> wrote in article
<19980126202...@ladder02.news.aol.com>...
: >>>>A stick! He had a stick in Homeland! (and how long is a pool cue?)
<eg>
: >: >>
: >: >> About the same length as a sword, dear <g>
: >:
: >: Maybe a really BIG friggin' sword. Pool cues are pretty long....
:
could
: have been using just one end of the cue. But standard sticks usually are
: longer then a regualr sword, especially DM's, so he probably was using
one you
: have to screw. And you don't use those to break balls with, then your
stick
: would break.
Welcome to the gutter, Peter! Here, have a seat on the couch. Want some
nutella? <g> I especially like that last line about not breaking balls, we
wouldn't want the stick to break! That would be no fun at all!
--
StevieAnn
Gutter Groupie "Run, Duncan, run your kilt off !"
Squire to Knight-Presumptive Paula
Methos Boxer Brigade - Semper Ubi Sub Ubi
Reader of the sigs and everything below the line
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:
: Peter
:
: Defender of the Wolf
: Keeper of the keep
: Duke of Earl
: "The greatest trick the devil ever pulled, was convincing the world he
didn't
: exist
:
:
PeteyBoy97
>Welcome to the gutter, Peter! Here, have a seat on the couch. Want some
>nutella? <g> I especially like that last line about not breaking balls, we
>wouldn't want the stick to break! That would be no fun at all!
>
>--
>StevieAnn
>Gutter Groupie "Run, Duncan, run your kilt off !"
Gutter?? I meant that in the purest sense <eg> Actaully the stick breaking is
why Canwulf lost his head.........
Peter
Defender of the Wolf
Keeper of the keep
Duke of Earl
Defender of the Geezers
StevieAnn
: >Welcome to the gutter, Peter! Here, have a seat on the couch. Want
some
: >nutella? <g> I especially like that last line about not breaking balls,
we
: >wouldn't want the stick to break! That would be no fun at all!
: >
: >--
: >StevieAnn
: >Gutter Groupie "Run, Duncan, run your kilt off !"
:
: Gutter?? I meant that in the purest sense <eg> Actaully the stick
breaking is
: why Canwulf lost his head.........
<snerk> Pure, uh-huh, we've heard those kind of protests from some of the
best gutter posters! (look at Mandi, we've done a fine job of
corrup..er...converting her <g>) Besides, John might like to have another
guy around here to share a beer and a belch once in awhile (as well
Amanda-appreciation <g>)
btw, like your sig, also my favorite line from Usual Suspects.
--
StevieAnn
Gutter Groupie "Run, Duncan, run your kilt off !"
Squire to Knight-Presumptive Paula
Methos Boxer Brigade - Semper Ubi Sub Ubi
Reader of the sigs and everything below the line
a Chimera lost in the shadow of the Unattainables
Unattain-L (co-faq mom), ATH (statistician)
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:
: Peter
:
:
PeteyBoy97
>Besides, John might like to have another
>guy around here to share a beer and a belch once in awhile (as well
>Amanda-appreciation <g>)
>
>
>btw, like your sig, also my favorite line from Usual Suspects.
>
>
Did someone say Amanda...woo-hoo I'm in! Break out the beers and roll out the
tv trays!
BTW: I like the quote too, but it changes so watch carefully:)
Madelyne N
><snerk> Pure, uh-huh, we've heard those kind of protests from some of the
>best gutter posters! (look at Mandi, we've done a fine job of
>guy around here to share a beer and a belch once in awhile (as well
>Amanda-appreciation <g>)
>
>
>btw, like your sig, also my favorite line from Usual Suspects.
>
>StevieAnn
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
I don't think you had anything to convert... I was already there... Just hid it
until I felt good about doing some Fantasizing... AND if you REALLY want to
know how far I have gone... E-Mail me... I got some juicy stuff...
Mandi
Naomi A. Rose
In article <19980126202...@ladder02.news.aol.com>,
petey...@aol.com (PeteyBoy97) wrote:
>>>>>A stick! He had a stick in Homeland! (and how long is a pool cue?) <eg>
>>: >>>
>>: >>
>>: >> About the same length as a sword, dear <g>
>>:
>>: Maybe a really BIG friggin' sword. Pool cues are pretty long....
>
>Actually, I play pool. Some pool sticks can be screwed together, so he could
>have been using just one end of the cue. But standard sticks usually are
>longer then a regualr sword, especially DM's, so he probably was using one you
>have to screw. And you don't use those to break balls with, then your stick
>would break.
>
>Peter
>
Okay, you HAVE to be doing this on purpose. I refuse to believe all of this is
without nuance.
Naomi
PeteyBoy97
>Okay, you HAVE to be doing this on purpose. I refuse to believe all of this
>is
>without nuance.
>
>Naomi
Doing what on purpose? I just simply stated a small fact about pool cues, and
what not to break balls with. Sheesh:)
StevieAnn
Madelyne N <made...@aol.com> wrote in article
<19980128005...@ladder03.news.aol.com>...
: ><snerk> Pure, uh-huh, we've heard those kind of protests from some of
Well then, you're out of the closet! You just seemed rather surprised that
you landed here in the gutter, but really it's a lovely place filled with
lots and lots of athers!
And what's this juicy stuff? Do I smell a hint of fanfic here? Feel free
to email me with it!
Madelyne N
>Well then, you're out of the closet! You just seemed rather surprised that
>you landed here in the gutter, but really it's a lovely place filled with
>lots and lots of athers!
>
>And what's this juicy stuff? Do I smell a hint of fanfic here? Feel free
>to email me with it!
>
>--
>StevieAnn
>Gutter Groupie "Run, Duncan, run your kilt off !"
>
>
>
Well... I heard from Peter Wingfield that Adrian lurks... and let's just say I
don't want him to get the wrong idea about me if he does... and Yes I got Fan
Fic.. How's this for a Fan Fic... Mac as a Vampire...... LaCroix's son to be
exact...
Mandi
StevieAnn
: >Well then, you're out of the closet! You just seemed rather surprised
<grin> Mandi, after the "muscles" comment on KIW, AP was annointed Gutter
God so I think he'd get the *right* idea about you!
Mac as a Vampire....do you think he'd out-angst Nick? <g> Now Methos as a
Vampire would have a grand old time with LaCroix....<bg>
Is your fanfic on the web somewhere? Can I have the URL, please, please?
or email me?
--
StevieAnn
Gutter Groupie "Run, Duncan, run your kilt off !"
donna (donna)
"StevieAnn" <stev...@NOT.insync.net> was discussing (at least in
part):
><grin> Mandi, after the "muscles" comment on KIW, AP was annointed Gutter
>God so I think he'd get the *right* idea about you!
Speaking of which, the award is ready (has been) to go up, still
waiting for someone, anyone, to write a little presentation speech to
accompany it...
Madelyne N
><grin> Mandi, after the "muscles" comment on KIW, AP was annointed Gutter
>God so I think he'd get the *right* idea about you!
I forgot about that!!! Okay Adrian if your reading Love ya buddy!!!
>Mac as a Vampire....do you think he'd out-angst Nick? <g>
In my fiction.... no. He's been killing far to long to think that way...
> Now Methos as a Vampire would have a grand old time with LaCroix....<bg>
>
>
Who says they don't know each other all ready??
>Is your fanfic on the web somewhere? Can I have the URL, please, please?
>or email me?
Well..... It's not done yet..... so if you want to read what I got... you have
to E-Mail me.... Okay?
Mandi
Madelyne N
>Speaking of which, the award is ready (has been) to go up, still
>waiting for someone, anyone, to write a little presentation speech to
>accompany it...
>
>donna
I'LL DO IT I'LL PRESENT HIM WITH IT!!! ::Jumps up and down.::
Mandi
Naomi A. Rose
In article <19980128041...@ladder03.news.aol.com>,
petey...@aol.com (PeteyBoy97) wrote:
>>Okay, you HAVE to be doing this on purpose. I refuse to believe all of this
>>is without nuance.
>>
>>Naomi
>
>Doing what on purpose? I just simply stated a small fact about pool cues, and
>what not to break balls with. Sheesh:)
>Peter
>
Peter, you are very very good. You deserve honored status in the gutter.
Your "who me?" act is without peer :-).
Naomi
PeteyBoy97
>Peter, you are very very good. You deserve honored status in the gutter.
>Your "who me?" act is without peer :-).
>
>Naomi
>
>
Thanks, I'm glad someone appreciates me........now watch my politeness:)
Mr. Paul....if you read this I am co-directing a HL track at a convention this
year wanna come??
SUQKRT
>
Doing what on
>purpose? I just simply stated a small fact about pool cues, and
what not to break balls with. Sheesh:)
Peter
Defender of the Wolf
Keeper of the
>keep
Duke of Earl
Defender of the Geezers
"The greatest trick the devil ever
>pulled, was convincing the world he didn't exist
now ladies lets not break peter's ba**s over this ;oP
sue, rogers puffy
immortal lady
(_|_) there can be only buns
professional wheelchair dragracer
Philippa Chapman
On 27 Jan 1998 21:32:30 GMT, petey...@aol.com (PeteyBoy97) wrote:
>>Besides, John might like to have another
>>guy around here to share a beer and a belch once in awhile (as well
>>Amanda-appreciation <g>)
>>
>>
>>btw, like your sig, also my favorite line from Usual Suspects.
>>
>>
>
>Did someone say Amanda...woo-hoo I'm in! Break out the beers and roll out the
>tv trays!
>
>BTW: I like the quote too, but it changes so watch carefully:)
>
>Peter
>
>Defender of the Wolf
>Keeper of the keep
>Duke of Earl
>Defender of the Geezers
>"The greatest trick the devil ever pulled, was convincing the world he didn't
>exist
>
Getting back to snooker for a moment, those of you who watched
Savannah will be aware of another use for the snooker table. It'd
play hell with the green baize, though. And WHERE would you put the
chalk? And if all the balls were still on the table.....OOOCH!
Philippa
Philippa Chapman. :-) :*
who...@worldnet.att.net
Unless you cut them to size...duh!
>
>
> Maybe a really BIG friggin' sword. Pool cues are pretty long....
>
> NiH
biltzjoh
PeteyBoy97 wrote in message
<19980127213...@ladder03.news.aol.com>...
>>Besides, John might like to have another
>>guy around here to share a beer and a belch once in awhile (as well
>>Amanda-appreciation <g>)
>>
>>
>>btw, like your sig, also my favorite line from Usual Suspects.
>>
>>
>
>Did someone say Amanda...woo-hoo I'm in! Break out the beers and roll out
the
>tv trays!
>
>BTW: I like the quote too, but it changes so watch carefully:)
>
>Peter
>
>Defender of the Wolf
>Keeper of the keep
>Duke of Earl
>Defender of the Geezers
>"The greatest trick the devil ever pulled, was convincing the world he
didn't
>exist
>
down here on the bottom. You need to get a request for an Amanda clone into
the Evil Mad Scientist Dawn before she becomes a lawyer. I would recommend
a Turkish dancing girl model. Those other skills are a killer. If you go
for a later model, be careful if she wants to show you something involving a
trapeze. My back still occasionally acts up from that one. If you are
going to spend a lot of time down here one of those floating lounge chairs
are highly recommended. Make sure you put your name on it. People are
always dropping down and these women will steal you blind. I have
discovered if you put the seat up on it they will leave it alone.
()
()
@(:(:(:(:(:(:|>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
()
()
()
@(:(:(:(:( >>>>>>>>>>>>
()
Paula B.
I've never stolen anything John, barrowed for great periods of time,
yes, failed innocently to return something yes, helped stimulate the
ecomony (the ecomony, not the president), yes, stolen no!!!! And A few
of the women here in my Queen Patt's court would like to talk to you
about leaving the seat up!! on your floating chairs of course. <BEG>
APB
Mother Beast -- the unattainables list
Knight-Presumptive Methos Boxer Brigade
*******************************
my mind isn't always in the gutter, sometimes it comes out to feed!!
ptst...@webtv.net
Hey, John? That thing with the Amanda clone and the trapeze, did that
involve playing The Nutcracker Suite for accompanyment?
Patt
<ducking and running>
"I left him for dead and buried his axe. If there was a Valhalla, I
wanted him weaponless." Duncan MacLeod -- The Highlander