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Terrorism and UK media
by Tavia 04 Mar '01

04 Mar '01

I've been trying to think of other broadly sympathetic portrayals of terrorists in UK media, and perhaps I'm missing something really obvious, but the earliest thing I can come up with is Neil Jordan's 'The Crying Game' of 1992. Tavia

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Re: Re [B7L] PWP (porn? what porn?)
by Tavia 04 Mar '01

04 Mar '01

Shane wrote: >Porn's a fun thing. So are cigarettes. So is chocolate. >But all three are addictive, and are best used in >small doses. Actually there's a big difference, both cigarettes and chocolate contain substances that are physically addictive and thus are addictive in themselves. Porn however is *only* addictive if you respond to it. Unless you respond to it, you are not going to become addicted to it. >Slash, however mild, only works if you take it out of the >context of the series, cause it's not canon. Not everyone agrees with this. As has no doubt been said a million times before, just because it isn't there on screen doesn't mean it doesn't exist. For example, I'm sure that the _Liberator_ had bathrooms and that its crew ate meals. We don't see either of these on screen either. Tavia

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Re: [B7L] Re: Brit-char-speak
by Bizarro7＠aol.com 04 Mar '01

04 Mar '01

In a message dated 3/3/01 11:28:05 AM Eastern Standard Time, N.Faulkner(a)tesco.net writes: << I was never trying to cite a British origin of society. >> You never were, Neil. Others were, however. My last message on the subject was a general statement on the subject, (And there endith this discussion for me, in a nutshell.) It did not make a specific accusation or reference to you, other than to reply in agree with your comment. Leah

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RE: Richard's Redemption report
by Louise Rutter 04 Mar '01

04 Mar '01

Richard wrote: >Its now quiet as many are in the "slash debate" however I join a table in the >restaurant for a relaxed meal - the first since Thursday, with Michael Sheard, >Ivan and Sasha, the Haslams and a couple of others - nice conversation about >music publication and royalties, the effect of foot and mouth on vets (Sasha is >a vet) Funny the things you never find out about people at conventions.... Seriously, though, Richard, we do appreciate that you put in a hell of a lot of time and effort supporting Judith's endeavours, and you never get publicly recognised for it (aaawwwww). So thanks from me, anyway. Louise

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Re: [B7L] Re: Avon's stress
by Frances Bishop 04 Mar '01

04 Mar '01

Julia wrote (re Tanith Lee): >Yup, but putting up the entire interview wouldn't be. I don't currently >have access to my own copy, and I've never put the complete text in a >public place, including this list, so I can't go and pull it off from >anywhere on the net. Maybe one of the Citizens has a copy on file and >can find the relevant quote. Julia was kind enough to send me a copy of this, a few months ago. Tanith Lee mentions that Avon is "pure death wish" in the context of justifying her pairing of Tarrant with Servalan in Sand. She felt that Servalan was also pure death wish, that she and Avon were too similar and that bringing them together would short out the galaxy! "So I thought: something where you have a balance, where you have Tarrant who has less of a death wish..." She wanted to wait until later in the series to bring Avon and Servalan together, but was caught on the back foot when it finished suddenly. I hope this helps. Cheers Frances

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Fwd: Want a Redemption '01 T-shirt?
by Carolan 04 Mar '01

04 Mar '01

Hey, two posts in a week - the most I've ever de-lurked :) Amendments to previous T-shirt post..... Sizes - Medium, Large, Xlarge, XXlarge. Shirts are only available to Redemption '01 members. Members outside the UK can buy T-shirts by credit card, we'll add on postage cost. (orders by email) > So if you missed out, but crave one of the (IMO) > best > convention t-shirts around, send me your name, > address, t-shirt size(s) and a cheque for £11 per > t-shirt > payable to Redemption > Orders must be received by Thursday 8th March 2001. > send your orders to: > Anne Wells, 34 Bollington Road, Easterside, > Middlesbrough, TS4 3NF > > Anne __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/

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Re: [B7L] Re: Out of the frying pan
by Ashton7＠aol.com 03 Mar '01

03 Mar '01

In a message dated 3/3/01 4:41:40 PM Eastern Standard Time, bragan(a)aoc.nrao.edu writes: << You know, it's extremely cruel to tease us with something like this and then not follow through on it! (Especially as just *this* had me LOL...) :) >> Well, that's me, you know. Cruel, through and through. I have to admit the notes are pretty good. I suppose we'll have to watch some 4th season episodes and think about writing it up. ;-) Here's the notes from the end: Avon: "Here we go again. This is how we got into this in the first place... and I still need rhinoplasty!" Vila: "Didn't we have enough horny animals in the last episode?" Annie

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Re: Out of the frying pan
by Betty Ragan 03 Mar '01

03 Mar '01

Annie wrote: > Here is the first paragraph of the notes: > > Avon dispatches Tarrant and Vila to fetch a famous plastic surgeon > (Ron Zoni) because he wants a nose job. He's tired of people making > snarky comments about his beak. The limit was when one of the Space > Rats called him "pecker snoot." (It didn't help that Vila found this > funny.) > > And it continues from there. Maybe someday we'll actually write it. You know, it's extremely cruel to tease us with something like this and then not follow through on it! (Especially as just *this* had me LOL...) :) -- Betty Ragan ** bragan(a)nrao.edu ** http://www.aoc.nrao.edu/~bragan Not speaking for my employers, officially or otherwise. "Seeing a rotten picture for the special effects is like eating a tough steak for the smothered onions..." -- Isaac Asimov

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Re: Out of the frying pan (was Re: [B7L] Horizon and
by Ashton7＠aol.com 03 Mar '01

03 Mar '01

In a message dated 3/3/01 1:24:47 PM Eastern Standard Time, ragan(a)sdc.org writes: << Oh, you'd be *amazed* what I'd be willing to smuggle out of New Mexico for a *Bizarro* story!! :) >> We actually plotted out a complete 4th season Bizarro story a few years back and the notes are still in the computer. It was called "Booby Trap" and if I remember correctly it was sort of a take-off on "Headhunter." Make of that what you will. ;-) Here is the first paragraph of the notes: Avon dispatches Tarrant and Vila to fetch a famous plastic surgeon (Ron Zoni) because he wants a nose job. He's tired of people making snarky comments about his beak. The limit was when one of the Space Rats called him "pecker snoot." (It didn't help that Vila found this funny.) And it continues from there. Maybe someday we'll actually write it. Annie

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Richard's Redemption report
by Judith Proctor 03 Mar '01

03 Mar '01

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