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  1. Canadian_Super_Patriot

    Canadian_Super_Patriot recruit

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    WHITE BREAD , ALL THE WAY !!!!!!! , I love Wonder Bread , I can't stand whole wheat or that other brown bread with the dried crap in it (im not sure what the dried stuff is).
     
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    Startrek vs. Starwars!
     
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    csp - white bread is better as bread, but brown makes better toast by a mile.

    Danyel - ohhh, I sense a long debate here!
    I'm a Star Wars man, my wife is a Star Trek fan. ;)
     
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    Oh please Ricky
    Everybody knows that it's the other way round :lol: Southerners ;)
    Star Wars, of course, at least it doesn't pretend to be scientific like a certain other (cough, cough) science fiction series...
     
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    Starwars has a good story, but the acting is terrible. Therefore it's not entertaining.
    Startrek is boring. Therefore it's not entertaining.

    In my never really that humble opinion. :D
     
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    Babylon 5 is better than either (of course). And Blake's Seven :lol:
     
  7. Canadian_Super_Patriot

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    star wars, they have cooler weapons and vehicles, and the star wars nerds are no where near as bad as the star trek ones :D
     
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    I'm with Roel on this one, I hate them both.
     
  9. Ricky

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    It pays to remember that when discussing Star Wars, I tend to ignore the new Episodes.

    In fact, I did not even see Episode III.
     
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    I have never seen any Star Trek so I don't know if I'd like it.

    I like the Starwars films very much. I didn't pay much attention to 4, 5 and 6 until The Phantom Menace came out. Then I raided Simons DVD collection and I really like them too.

    The second one is O.K too especially Samuel L Jackson. (I'm a bit of a fan) :D . I haven't seen the 3rd one yet.
     
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    Why ignore them, they are just as bad as the first three if not worse.

    Oh wait... :D

    I used to like Samuel L. Jackson until I found that he always plays the same role.
    Absent-minded mathematician: grumpy, self-indulgent.
    Super cool gangster: grumpy, self-indulgent.
    Jedi Master: grumpy, self-indulgent.
    Anti-hero shopkeeper in Harlem: grumpy, self-indulgent (and racist).
    ...
     
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    They are far, far worse. Hence why I ignore them :D
     
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    I find Star Trek far too serious in anything done after The Next Generation, and the Star Trek fans I have met seem to take it all too seriously as well (I hesitate to use the term Nerd, but if the cap fits... (Apologees to Mrs Ricky!)).

    I prefer Star Wars (Even the prequels), but then it's a completely different approach, more Science-Fantasy than Sci-Fi.
     
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    Don't worry, she's not a serious Trekker or anything. ;)
     
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    The term is Trekkie :bang:
     
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    Grumpy and self-indulgent he may be, but he does have a fine ass!! :D
     
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    Star Trek : there cruisin around having a normal workday on their ship , sensors pick up something unusual , they investigate and they find some aliens doin somethin , they get hostile , then they talk and settle their differences , they get assigned to next mission, that's star trek in a nutshell.

    Allthough Rath of Khan was good , and so was First Contact , and Nemesis , a lot of good battle scenes in those movies.
     
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    In my experience, if you call most Star Trek fans a 'Trekkie' and they will say - No, I'm a Trekker.
    They will then tell a 'humourous joke' about the difference.
     
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    And they'll explain why their wearing a star trek uniform outside of conventions.
     
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    You're not going to blame me for not having noticed that, are you? :D
     

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