Attn JMS
Regina Valluzzi
group to produce some molecules we're interested in. Their home page
should bring a little smile. Shadows never attacked my grad school.
http://www.oulu.fi/medbioch/common.html
Jms at B5
jms
(jms...@aol.com)
B5 Official Fan Club at:
http://www.thestation.com
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Wesley Struebing
>Pretty damn funny....
>
> jms
>
Agreed! See what you started, Joe?
(g, d, &r...)
Hobbs
<snicker> That's funny. Have you emailed them about it?
Hobbs
Keith Wood
I didn't know that the Shadows were on the net.
Except maybe at microsoft.com: "What do you want today?"
Esa A E Peuha
> Pretty damn funny....
Finnish B5 fans have certainly achieved a lot in expressing their
dedication to the show. Unfortunately, many of these would not make
much sense to someone not knowing Finnish culture or language, but
of those that do, I might mention a Unix shell called kosh (it can
only log out; any other command results in a quote from your favourite
Vorlon), the invention of a Vorlon smiley, which looks like this: [ o)
and the discovery of something that was later recognized as a Gaim in
And Now for a Word (was its appearance made intentionally obscure to
give people who watch the whole episode frame by frame because of the
Psi Corps ad something else to find, or was it accidental?).
Although I missed on signing that big "thank you" message, I do share
the sentiment; thank you for creating Babylon 5. I have compiled a
web page that lists each season's opening title sequence:
http://www.helsinki.fi/~peuha/english/babylon5/
To help making that page complete, I would like to know where exactly
are the questions "What do you want?" and "Who are you?" in the
season 5 opening title from; any other missing detail I could find out
by myself (most of them are caused by the fact that I don't have any
episodes prior to TCoS on tape), but those questions are asked so many
times during the series that it's much easier (and more reliable) to
ask someone who knows (or at least has known) the answer(s)...
--
Esa Peuha
student of mathematics at the University of Helsinki
http://www.helsinki.fi/~peuha/
Iain Rae
>
> jms...@aol.com (Jms at B5) writes:
>
> > Pretty damn funny....
>
> Finnish B5 fans have certainly achieved a lot in expressing their
> dedication to the show. Unfortunately, many of these would not make
> much sense to someone not knowing Finnish culture or language, but
> of those that do, I might mention a Unix shell called kosh (it can
> only log out;
> any other command results in a quote from your favourite
> Vorlon),
URL URL URL URL URL :)
Of course us Brits are completely sensible, take the treatment of piots
(particularly baby ones) the definition of a new derogatory term
(arsecandles), alt.fan.wonx.in.a.dress, all perfectly sensible.
Oh and don't ask about mice ;)
Shaz
Paul Harper
Mornington Crescent, usually.
Paul.
--
A .sig is all well and good, but it's no substitute for a personality
" . . . SFX is a fairly useless publication on just
about every imaginable front. Never have so many jumped-up fanboys done so
little, with so much, for so long." JMS.
Mike
>group to produce some molecules we're interested in. Their home page
>should bring a little smile. Shadows never attacked my grad school.
>
>http://www.oulu.fi/medbioch/common.html
I sure hope that university is well stocked with tactical nukes...
Mike
Humongous Babylon 5 Fan
(You can't have any of my postings
either SFX Magazine, heh heh)
Kerry Casey
> Although I missed on signing that big "thank you" message, I do share
> the sentiment; thank you for creating Babylon 5. I have compiled a
> web page that lists each season's opening title sequence:
>
> http://www.helsinki.fi/~peuha/english/babylon5/
>
> To help making that page complete, I would like to know where exactly
> are the questions "What do you want?" and "Who are you?" in the
> season 5 opening title from; any other missing detail I could find out
> by myself (most of them are caused by the fact that I don't have any
> episodes prior to TCoS on tape), but those questions are asked so many
> times during the series that it's much easier (and more reliable) to
> ask someone who knows (or at least has known) the answer(s)...
Surfing my B5 web pages, I found an answer for you at
http://www.deepspacefranchise.net/lol/babylon5/titlesequence.html
"What do you want?" - Sinclair, And the Sky Full of Stars
"Who are you?" - Sebastian, Comes the Inquisitor
Kerry
--
Kerry Casey
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
E-mail kca...@bom.gov.au
Maagic
Shaz wrote:
>
> "Iain Rae" <ia...@civ.hw.ac.uk> wrote in message
> news:38F48861...@civ.hw.ac.uk...
> > Esa A E Peuha wrote:
> > >
> > > jms...@aol.com (Jms at B5) writes:
> > >
> > > > Pretty damn funny....
> > >
> > > Finnish B5 fans have certainly achieved a lot in expressing their
> > > dedication to the show. Unfortunately, many of these would not make
> > > much sense to someone not knowing Finnish culture or language, but
> > > of those that do, I might mention a Unix shell called kosh (it can
> > > only log out;
> > > any other command results in a quote from your favourite
> > > Vorlon),
> >
> >
> > URL URL URL URL URL :)
> >
> > Of course us Brits are completely sensible, take the treatment of piots
> > (particularly baby ones) the definition of a new derogatory term
> > (arsecandles), alt.fan.wonx.in.a.dress, all perfectly sensible.
> >
> > Oh and don't ask about mice ;)
>
> Where?
>
> <g>
>
> Shaz
--
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aka Bryan Foster
Webmaster of the
Rick and Bubba Audio Page
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Esa A E Peuha
> Esa A E Peuha wrote:
> > a Unix shell called kosh (it can
> > only log out;
> > any other command results in a quote from your favourite
> > Vorlon),
> URL URL URL URL URL :)
Sorry, it's not available publicly. At this time, it's only used
as the login shell for any ssh connections to a imap server (the
purpose being to to tunnel the actual imap connection through ssh
for security). Anyone could connect to it, but I'd rather not
tell how without asking permission from the responsible
administrator first.
Christian Smith
>
>"Iain Rae" <ia...@civ.hw.ac.uk> wrote in message
>news:38F48861...@civ.hw.ac.uk...
>> Esa A E Peuha wrote:
>> >
>> > jms...@aol.com (Jms at B5) writes:
>> >
>> > > Pretty damn funny....
>> >
>> > Finnish B5 fans have certainly achieved a lot in expressing their
>> > dedication to the show. Unfortunately, many of these would not make
>> > much sense to someone not knowing Finnish culture or language, but
>> > of those that do, I might mention a Unix shell called kosh (it can
>> > only log out;
>> > any other command results in a quote from your favourite
>> > Vorlon),
>>
>>
>> URL URL URL URL URL :)
>>
>> Of course us Brits are completely sensible, take the treatment of piots
>> (particularly baby ones) the definition of a new derogatory term
>> (arsecandles), alt.fan.wonx.in.a.dress, all perfectly sensible.
>>
>> Oh and don't ask about mice ;)
>
>Where?
>
><g>
There on the stair.
Right there....
<G>
Christian
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