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Q of the Continuum — Mon, 11 Sep 2006 05:56:11 GMT

It's horrendous. Somethings you can watch on the news and become de-sensitized to it because you see it often, but for 9/11 it is just impossible.

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tripsmyguy — Sun, 10 Sep 2006 11:45:41 GMT

It really is hard to believe it's been 5 years. I think it's MUCH to early to be making movies about it. It's still much too close to the heart. I doubt I'll make it through too many of the retrospectives. I don't even plan to attempt any. I'll just say a prayer for the lost and their loved ones and remember the sadness of the day. This must be a horrible time for the families left behind.

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Q of the Continuum — Sun, 10 Sep 2006 08:52:27 GMT

[quote][b]tripsmyguy (9/10/2006)[/b][hr]I'll show you fear, just take me someplace high up without walls.[/quote]

It's strange you know, because I was 25 before I boarded a plane (and that was under the influence of alcohol), simply because of the being high up.

However, now that doesn't bother me because it is now the fear of being blown up that prevents me from boarding a plane. Doesn't it just show you how terrorist use fear? I can't believe that 9/11 was five years ago and even know when I watch the footage of it - it paralises me. It instills fear into me to this very day. I started to watch a documentary on it the other night and I found I just couldn't watch it any longer. Its not those that were killed that I feel sorry for, but the ones who are living - its them that are suffering. Finished the soap-box now.:)

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Q of the Continuum — Sun, 10 Sep 2006 08:42:11 GMT

I am more than gratified by the fact that 'Barbie and Ken' got divorced - I received a great deal of satisfaction from that. A picture of Ken boiling Barbie in a large pot with Ken accidentally falling in afterwards, may prove to be the cure for this particular phobia.:)

Even if crabs, lobsters etc don't feel any pain, its still a sticky ending to an inferior form of life. Prawns are a different matter, I once got food poisoning from Prawns and I was on my hands an knees.:)

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Lekha — Sun, 10 Sep 2006 07:06:16 GMT

The Berlin wall.!! :D Or better still The great wall of China. :w00t:

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tripsmyguy — Sun, 10 Sep 2006 06:56:48 GMT

I'll show you fear, just take me someplace high up without walls.

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Trillian — Sun, 10 Sep 2006 06:47:33 GMT

[quote][b]tripsmyguy (9/10/2006)[/b][hr]Yes, it's not a joke. If it's serious to him, we should respect that. NO PICS![/quote]

don't worry we're only kidding. although I never really understood phobia and i would certainly like to investigate this phenomenon by watching Q's reactions to the object of his fear... I'm sure he wouldn't mind if it's for science!

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tripsmyguy — Sun, 10 Sep 2006 06:27:11 GMT

Yes, it's not a joke. If it's serious to him, we should respect that. NO PICS!

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Lekha — Sun, 10 Sep 2006 06:15:17 GMT

Well, you are right. He may get so scared that he may never get back again. Sorry Q.

And on this note, we have pictures. :w00t:

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tripsmyguy — Sun, 10 Sep 2006 06:12:15 GMT

[quote][b]Trillian (9/10/2006)[/b][hr]

no that it justifies their action but the crabs and lobsters don't actually suffer while boiling. at least not in the sense that we know. they notice the change in temperature and they also notice their flesh changing until they gradually die. just so that you know they are not in a great deal a pain. but I still don't like seafood.

some dolls are really scary they look alive and real (unlike barbie). I should find some pictures to show you...[/quote]

Sorry, but just the words "until they gradually die" is enough to make it sadistic.

Please [u][i]don't[/i][/u] post any doll pics. We want Q to stick around this time!!!!

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Lekha — Sun, 10 Sep 2006 06:10:53 GMT

You can show them to Q. :D He problely have nightmares for a month.

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Trillian — Sun, 10 Sep 2006 06:08:57 GMT

[quote][b]Q of the Continuum (9/10/2006)[/b][hr][quote][b]tripsmyguy (9/10/2006)[/b][hr][quote][b]Q of the Continuum (9/10/2006)[/b]

You mean like teddy bears or as in taxidermy? I don't mind teddy bears (and I would hasten to add that I don't have any!) but I have never understood taxidermy. Don't get me wrong, I love wildlife and I love the outdoors very much; but outdoor things should remain outdoors and not displayed in a cabinet or on a shelf. A friend of mine has a stuffed Badger, and only heaven knows how it hasn't gone off. You would assume it would disintigrate in some way.

Generally, its more the human form figures that I can't get along with. Having said that, I hate fresh fish counters as well - I'm sure their eyes follow you all the way around the supermarket.:)[/quote]

I meant teddy bears and such. I have LOTS of stuffed animals. (And dolls too, but we won't go there.) I think taxidermy is gross. Same with hanging a moosehead on a wall. "What a beautiful animal! Absolutely majestic! Let's stuff it and stick it on the wall!!" Blegh! :sick:

I can't stand fish counters because of the smell. I also think lobster tanks are horrible and terribly sad. Nothing should be cooked alive. That's just sadistic.

My opinions folks, no sense in arguing about them.[/quote]

Yeah, there was a culinary show on in the UK yesterday where they were on a beach and started to cook crabs alive! Straight into a huge pan of boiling water. I thought I hope they get sea food poisoning, it would serve them right and talk about cruel.

The more the realistic, the more they play one me. People email me pictures of 'barbie' for a laugh and I get so angry!:)[/quote]

no that it justifies their action but the crabs and lobsters don't actually suffer while boiling. at least not in the sense that we know. they notice the change in temperature and they also notice their flesh changing until they gradually die. just so that you know they are not in a great deal a pain. but I still don't like seafood.

some dolls are really scary they look alive and real (unlike barbie). I should find some pictures to show you...

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tripsmyguy — Sun, 10 Sep 2006 06:00:43 GMT

I believe in karma. In their next lives, those people will come back as bait. :P

I hope you don't have any nieces. The doll thing could be a real problem then.

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Q of the Continuum — Sun, 10 Sep 2006 05:49:00 GMT

[quote][b]tripsmyguy (9/10/2006)[/b][hr][quote][b]Q of the Continuum (9/10/2006)[/b]

You mean like teddy bears or as in taxidermy? I don't mind teddy bears (and I would hasten to add that I don't have any!) but I have never understood taxidermy. Don't get me wrong, I love wildlife and I love the outdoors very much; but outdoor things should remain outdoors and not displayed in a cabinet or on a shelf. A friend of mine has a stuffed Badger, and only heaven knows how it hasn't gone off. You would assume it would disintigrate in some way.

Generally, its more the human form figures that I can't get along with. Having said that, I hate fresh fish counters as well - I'm sure their eyes follow you all the way around the supermarket.:)[/quote]

I meant teddy bears and such. I have LOTS of stuffed animals. (And dolls too, but we won't go there.) I think taxidermy is gross. Same with hanging a moosehead on a wall. "What a beautiful animal! Absolutely majestic! Let's stuff it and stick it on the wall!!" Blegh! :sick:

I can't stand fish counters because of the smell. I also think lobster tanks are horrible and terribly sad. Nothing should be cooked alive. That's just sadistic.

My opinions folks, no sense in arguing about them.[/quote]

The more the realistic, the more they play one me. People email me pictures of 'barbie' for a laugh and I get so angry!:)

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tripsmyguy — Sun, 10 Sep 2006 05:23:33 GMT

[quote][b]Q of the Continuum (9/10/2006)[/b]

You mean like teddy bears or as in taxidermy? I don't mind teddy bears (and I would hasten to add that I don't have any!) but I have never understood taxidermy. Don't get me wrong, I love wildlife and I love the outdoors very much; but outdoor things should remain outdoors and not displayed in a cabinet or on a shelf. A friend of mine has a stuffed Badger, and only heaven knows how it hasn't gone off. You would assume it would disintigrate in some way.

Generally, its more the human form figures that I can't get along with. Having said that, I hate fresh fish counters as well - I'm sure their eyes follow you all the way around the supermarket.:)[/quote]

I meant teddy bears and such. I have LOTS of stuffed animals. (And dolls too, but we won't go there.) I think taxidermy is gross. Same with hanging a moosehead on a wall. "What a beautiful animal! Absolutely majestic! Let's stuff it and stick it on the wall!!" Blegh! :sick:

I can't stand fish counters because of the smell. I also think lobster tanks are horrible and terribly sad. Nothing should be cooked alive. That's just sadistic.

My opinions folks, no sense in arguing about them.

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Q of the Continuum — Sun, 10 Sep 2006 05:10:42 GMT

[quote][b]tripsmyguy (9/10/2006)[/b][hr]Awww, sorry. Didn't mean to freak you out. I've just never heard of this and I'm curious about it. Do stuffed animals bother you too?

:( I miss Paris. Hope she's having fun with her family.[/quote]

You mean like teddy bears or as in taxidermy? I don't mind teddy bears (and I would hasten to add that I don't have any!) but I have never understood taxidermy. Don't get me wrong, I love wildlife and I love the outdoors very much; but outdoor things should remain outdoors and not displayed in a cabinet or on a shelf. A friend of mine has a stuffed Badger, and only heaven knows how it hasn't gone off. You would assume it would disintigrate in some way.

Generally, its more the human form figures that I can't get along with. Having said that, I hate fresh fish counters as well - I'm sure their eyes follow you all the way around the supermarket.:)

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tripsmyguy — Sun, 10 Sep 2006 04:59:28 GMT

Awww, sorry. Didn't mean to freak you out. I've just never heard of this and I'm curious about it. Do stuffed animals bother you too?

:( I miss Paris. Hope she's having fun with her family.

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Q of the Continuum — Sun, 10 Sep 2006 04:54:51 GMT

[quote][b]Lekha (9/10/2006)[/b][hr]I thought that you loved a good scary story. :w00t: :D[/quote]

My life is scary enough many thanks...:)

I wonder if Paris has got there okay?

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Lekha — Sun, 10 Sep 2006 03:27:44 GMT

I thought that you loved a good scary story. :w00t: :D

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Q of the Continuum — Sun, 10 Sep 2006 02:31:49 GMT

It's their faces that do it. I just can't be anywhere near them.

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Lekha — Sun, 10 Sep 2006 02:22:56 GMT

Oh Q, we can't leave you alone. :D

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Q of the Continuum — Sun, 10 Sep 2006 01:30:34 GMT

Stop it you two - leave me alone!:pinch: You'll be giving me nightmares...lol!:)

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Lekha — Sat, 09 Sep 2006 13:25:49 GMT

Talking about scary dolls, how about Chuckie? :w00t: :w00t:

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tripsmyguy — Sat, 09 Sep 2006 13:20:32 GMT

I know a lot of people who feel that way about clowns.

Did you see the ventriloquist dummy epi. of Twilight Zone? That would scare the crap out of anyone with a doll creepiness.

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Q of the Continuum — Sat, 09 Sep 2006 07:17:30 GMT

[quote][b]tripsmyguy (9/9/2006)[/b][hr]Action figures are Q's kryptonite?

Interesting..... :cool:[/quote]

Oh yeah. Can't stomach them. People always play pranks on me if there are any dolls etc in the immediate area.

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tripsmyguy — Sat, 09 Sep 2006 02:31:32 GMT

Action figures are Q's kryptonite?

Interesting..... :cool:

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Q of the Continuum — Sat, 09 Sep 2006 02:23:29 GMT

[quote][b]DomCat (9/8/2006)[/b][hr]Hey paris, I've had a brilliant idea!

Why don't you take your Trip and Archer figures with you then you can take photos of them in various locations and post the pictures here! :D[/quote]

Please don't - I have a phobia to dolls/figures. I hate them; it will annialate me.:w00t:

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Q of the Continuum — Sat, 09 Sep 2006 02:21:19 GMT

[quote][b]parisamour (9/8/2006)[/b][hr][quote][b]DomCat (9/7/2006)[/b][hr]Connor hasn't been to Corsica........maybe you should invite him :D

Or get a figure of Trip and you could take him everywhere you go....:P[/quote]

Now thats an idea

Sniggers......i have a Trip figure, the one in the EVA suit........i should add that i also have Archer, and that i collect 'decent' costume film figures, considering what i do for a living i hope that does not come over as being to sad.....HA ....HA...

Also found out that Mr and Mrs Trinneer spent a hloiday in the lovely hill town of Saint Paul de Vence in France ....where i went last year on my hols.....[/quote]

I've been there as well! Only once, but I've been.:)

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Lekha — Fri, 08 Sep 2006 11:00:57 GMT

I think that she already of with them.

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DomCat — Fri, 08 Sep 2006 10:57:44 GMT

Hey paris, I've had a brilliant idea!

Why don't you take your Trip and Archer figures with you then you can take photos of them in various locations and post the pictures here! :D

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parisamour — Fri, 08 Sep 2006 07:04:56 GMT

[quote][b]DomCat (9/7/2006)[/b][hr]Connor hasn't been to Corsica........maybe you should invite him :D

Or get a figure of Trip and you could take him everywhere you go....:P[/quote]

Now thats an idea

Sniggers......i have a Trip figure, the one in the EVA suit........i should add that i also have Archer, and that i collect 'decent' costume film figures, considering what i do for a living i hope that does not come over as being to sad.....HA ....HA...

Also found out that Mr and Mrs Trinneer spent a hloiday in the lovely hill town of Saint Paul de Vence in France ....where i went last year on my hols.....

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Lekha — Fri, 08 Sep 2006 05:47:41 GMT

Ok, make it Blueberry. LOTS. :D :D

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Q of the Continuum — Fri, 08 Sep 2006 05:08:51 GMT

[quote][b]Lekha (9/8/2006)[/b][hr]Q? I perfer Coffee. How about Sleepless at Lega's? :D :D[/quote]

I'll bring the muffins....lol.

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Lekha — Fri, 08 Sep 2006 04:54:56 GMT

Q? I perfer Coffee. How about Sleepless at Lega's? :D :D

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Q of the Continuum — Fri, 08 Sep 2006 03:07:43 GMT

[quote][b]Lekha (9/7/2006)[/b][hr]If Q is having the figure, then I will have the life size Trip. And I make the best cuppa around. :D[/quote]

@ Lekha: I hope it is Earl Grey tea - can't stand everyday horrible tea.

@Paris: Instead of 'Sleepless in Seattle' it could be 'Tripless in Corsica'. Not quite as 'catchy'.:)

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Lekha — Thu, 07 Sep 2006 10:48:09 GMT

If Q is having the figure, then I will have the life size Trip. And I make the best cuppa around. :D

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DomCat — Thu, 07 Sep 2006 10:41:10 GMT

Connor hasn't been to Corsica........maybe you should invite him :D

Or get a figure of Trip and you could take him everywhere you go....:P

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Q of the Continuum — Thu, 07 Sep 2006 01:52:01 GMT

It's different with me, because I get 'Enterpriseless' (theres a new word for you). This particular illness albeit not fatal, but can result in sleepless nights, cold sweats, dry throat, hallucinations, trembling limbs and a receding hairline. The cure? Boxed set of Enterprise, DVD player and a huge TV screen (and a cuppa).:)

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wombat — Thu, 07 Sep 2006 01:48:22 GMT

I have a little teddy bear called Tucker who never leaves my side enjoys his summer holidays with me and hubs!

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Lekha — Thu, 07 Sep 2006 01:35:52 GMT

How did you guess? :D :P