File: "FORKNI-L LOG9606A" Part 12 TOPICS: NB's views on The Relationship (2) Jon Cassar and directing (2) Miklos (2) ALERT: "Francesca" on CFPL NOW!!! <no subject> NOMAIL Question what is a wrap party John K. (3) German episodes; SOS-FK Bridging the Knight FK Taping Offer The SOS-FK PO Box (was Re: IT WILL HAPPEN, if we Make it Happen!) (2) SOS-FK Auction prices (3) Canadian Versions of FK Nick and Nat in StF LYNNE ACKERMAN WHERE ARE YOU? ========================================================================= Date: Thu, 6 Jun 1996 01:02:01 -0400 From: Deborah Bender <DBendr@a.......> Subject: NB's views on The Relationship Cousin Tippi posted, <<someone forwarded me an excerpt of an interview with NB in a zine (I forget now) where, although he never comes right andsays yay or nay or the sex issue, he does leave it more open.>> You might be referring to a interview NB did for one of the fan club zines, some time before second season, in which he said that in his own conception, LaCroix was so old and experienced that he no longer has any interest in the physical act with anybody. That is a plausible idea, and jibes with the voyeurism that we have seen LaCroix display on several occasions. However, the Fleur episode (BMV) establishes as canon that LaCroix had conventional heterosexual interests around the time that Nick was brought over. At least, there is no suggestion from Nick that LC only wants to bring his sister across in order to preserve her intelligence and beauty. One can only retroactively square this with NB's take on LC by saying that LC lost interest in sexual intercourse some years later. Since the Fleur episode occurs shortly after Nick was brought across, the notion that LC had a physical passion for Nick in the early years of their companionship cannot be ruled out by canon. I absolutely reject the Fleur FB from my __personal__ canon. IMHO, LC's behavior throughout BMV is out of character and the whole script was a flatfooted attempt to straighten LC out because TPTB were nervous about having a (IMHO) bisexual lead character. Can't blame them much; it would have been a first for commercial TV. In the first season, after DK, LC appeared only in brief flashbacks in two thirds of the episodes, so his unstated sexual orientation wasn't such a major issue. I forgive TPTB, because the sparks between Nat and LaCroix in the restaurant made BMV worthwhile. But in my universe, the thing with Fleur never happened. Isn't it weird that not only are gay actors pressured to stay in the closet if they want to get work, but an actor who manages to convey a character's queerness by body language alone would have to finesse his views about his __interpretation__.? That's the way it looks to me, anyway; I know that many people on the list, including perhaps Mr. Bennett himself, don't see it that way. BTW, the revival of this topic inspired me to write a short piece of slash with S/M overtones. I posted it to JADFE, but I can also email a copy to anyone else who wants it. Deborah Bender DBendr@a....... The Witches Trine: quarterly of the NROOGD Craft tradition. Email me for info. ========================================================================= Date: Thu, 6 Jun 1996 05:02:44 GMT From: Jamie Melody Randell <immajer@n.......> Subject: Re: Jon Cassar and directing On Jun 05, 1996 22:45:13, 'Carrie Krumtum <carriek@e.......>' wrote: >I'm wondering if this is a 'normal' occurance in the biz... it seems >like an unlikely sequence of events. One doesn't just say... I think >I'll be a nurse tomorrow, if they have been working in the laundry. I >guess I always assumed that it worked pretty much the same way in tv. No, actually that's reasonably typical of the entertainment industry in general. You start anywhere you can get your foot in the door, and move in any direction you can from there. I know that sounds strange, but that *is* how it works. Remember, Carrie, the nurse is a hampster (sic). -- Jamie M.R. -- immajer@p....... "Paramedic #1", MWC Natpack Touring Company "Natalie" in the Paterson debut performance of That Which We Do In Fact Officially Have <vbeg> E-mail <moonlight@g.......> or <lucienlc@i.......> for details... ========================================================================= Date: Wed, 5 Jun 1996 22:17:36 -0700 From: Cynthia Hoffman <choff@v.......> Subject: Miklos On Wed, 5 Jun 1996, Tammy Stephanie Davis wrote: > > Cynthia pointed out that Gillian Horvath wrote him as a vampire. Maybe he > > was a Star of David sort of vampire? I rather doubt Miklos was Jewish. And as someone who is, I rather doubt a star of david would repel anyone...ask me about mezuzahs though, and I'll give you an earful. > Or maybe it was simply that he was human in Bad Blood and was brought > across since then. Nope. A Fate Worse Than Death was aired second and filmed second. In any case, it's earlier than Bad Blood no matter what episode timeline you subscribe to. Gillian said the Bad Blood scene was a screw up. Some of us believe Bad Blood was a screw up too. But I digress. And I've posted too much today so I'll shut up now. Cynthia choff@v....... ========================================================================= Date: Thu, 6 Jun 1996 01:23:58 -0400 From: Dalton Spence <dalton.spence@f.......> Subject: Re: alert: "francesca" on cfpl now!!! On Tue, 4 Jun 1996 10:31:31 Will Steeves wrote: > Now, now, Dalton, if you'd come out to the Toronto Contingent's Post > Shrewthering / Last Knight Party, you'd have have seen the _whole_ episode, > courtesy of Brenda, our Very Special Guest from Syracuse. :-) I thought about it, (REALLY I did) but I decided that I had better stay home and tape LK myself. (Besides, the emotional voltage of the party would have probably blown my fuses.) Anyway, I now have all of the last four episodes on tape (T180 at SP) in sequence of broadcast. > We probably could have worked _something_ out, to pick you up from Hamilton! > Besides, we even had two Very Special Guests from London. (Now who am I > kidding here? ALL of the guests were Very Special Guests!) <Sob!> Please stop, you're making feel SO guilty! <Yeah, I know, that's the idea.> I STILL haven't recovered from the cancellation of the PotK con in March. Now if I can just scrape up enough money to preregister for the "Search for Blood" minicon at Toronto Trek 10 <it's a real b*tch being unemployed - but if a recent job interview pans out, I'll be working with a Luc LaCroix! Please, let it be a sign!). > And yes, we'd all have gotten to meet you, one our area's relatively new > "newbies" (we're _assuming_ that you're a newbie, that is...although some of > your fan fiction ideas almost sound like Don Bassingthwaite's .... > Coincidence? Hmmmmmmmmmmm.....). Don who? <innocent expression> Sounds familiar. Didn't I see that name in an FK zine somewhere? If by some weird cosmic coincidence our ideas appear to be VAGUELY similar, it can only be a case of great minds thinking alike! Speaking of fanfic ideas, here is a new one that I call "2020 Visions." --- One of the principles of reincarnation is the idea that groups of people tend to reincarnate together in order to resolve "unfinished business" between them. Since many of the main characters die within a year of each other, it is easily conceivable that they would all be reincarnated within the same period. And maybe in the same place. "Nicodemus Kramer has been having a series disturbing dreams for the last few months. And he is not alone; ever since he went to this new night club with his friends, they all have all had nightmares of another life, in another place, as other people. Lucas Cross, one of the owners of the club, claims to have the answers - answers that he will provide, but only at a price..." The CHALLENGE: Reincarnate ALL the regular cast casualties of season 3 as young adults in the year 2020. Survivors and/or their children may also appear, but remember the story is about the reincarnates. Dalton S. Spence, B.Sc., P.Prog <ag775@f.......> Home Page: http://www.freenet.hamilton.on.ca/~ag775/home.html ========================================================================= Date: Thu, 6 Jun 1996 00:49:44 -0500 From: Julie Satzik <ujsatzik@u.......> How can I get off the general line and still keep receivng the fiction? Julie ========================================================================= Date: Wed, 5 Jun 1996 23:58:17 -0700 From: Joseph Dornbierer <jdornbie@a.......> Subject: NOMAIL Question I will be going on vacation next week. Will the NOMAIL command stop the Digests from piling up while I'm gone? I don't want tons of Digests queueing up on my company's computer when I'm gone! Do I use NOMAIL or do I need to unsubscribe from the list? Thanx in advance. Joe ========================================================================= Date: Thu, 6 Jun 1996 02:52:27 -0400 From: Mary Davis <Spirit3679@a.......> Subject: Re: what is a wrap party That's where we wrap up all the cast members as mummies so they will have a chance for a new season as Forever MUMMY <giggle giggle> Wrap party is basically a theatrical term for the get together at the end of a run. You call it a wrap, you strike the sets and you party hardy. Mary Davis ========================================================================= Date: Wed, 5 Jun 1996 22:55:37 -2055 From: "L. Katherine Queen" <lqueen@p.......> Subject: Re: John K. Toni writes: > I've seen GWD and NB in other venues, but has JK done anything >recently? Just saw JK in the recently released movie The Craft two weeks ago. He plays the step-father of one of the very confused teenage girls who establish their own coven. Katherine, devoted to the Knight lqueen@p....... ========================================================================= Date: Thu, 6 Jun 1996 02:49:07 +0500 From: John Folden <jtfolden@e.......> Subject: Re: German episodes; SOS-FK > From: "Allison Percy" <percy91@w.......> > BTW, the fact that newbies on the list are *suggesting* that we *start* a > campaign to bring back Forever Knight is an indication of the sorry state > of the SOS-FK campaign right now. Newbies may have no idea what Hmmmm, I have noticed this to a minor degree myself...Of course, I had been following the Save-FK page ever since it was put up back in late December when the first rumors spread about the cancellation but I didn't join FORKNI-L til a couple months after that and missed all the personal feelings and ideas that I'm sure everyone was displaying. I suppose I could be considered a newbie(I believe a couple people think of me as that) but don't really feel like one anymore. I don't really have a point except to agree that the SOS-FK campaign seems to have really stalled...It appears that 'hits' on the page have slowed quite a bit, as well...(probably because the page hasn't been updated since April 1st) I've been posting a couple ideas and questions concerning future efforts recently in an attempt to get some more juices flowing. I believe what we need is a way to reach the normal "viewer" as well as the advertisers, media, etc... Even if "we" as a group here are working on ideas to bring back the show(in whatever form we're given) I think it's important to provide normal fans with evidence that Something, *anything* is still going on...and that we show TPTB that it wasn't just a temporary surge of support, but rather it is continuing refusal to accept defeat. Amazing things have happened from our support so far...Surely even more amazing things are to come... Oh, well....It's way too late to be dwelling on this right now as I'm getting incredibly tired and I'm probably rambling too much anyway. :) //---------------------------------------- // John T. Folden, a demented victorian // lost in the DARK SHADOWS of an endless // FOREVER KNIGHT... ========================================================================= Date: Thu, 6 Jun 1996 00:40:31 -0700 From: Wendy Marie Christensen <wendy@i.......> Subject: Re: Bridging the Knight I *want* to go to San Fran in Oct. and am making plans for it. I have a question for some folks. I live in Fresno (central valley right off 99) and am wondering if anyone is driving through here and could give me a ride I am willing to help pay for gas. I am also looking for a roommate. -Wendy Marie- \|/ Unnamed Faction*Cousin |o o| "We *are* each other. You will always -------ooO~(_)~Ooo------ be mine, eternally." LC to Nick wendy@i....... ========================================================================= Date: Thu, 6 Jun 1996 07:02:19 -0400 From: dotti rhodes <dottir@w.......> Subject: Re: FK Taping Offer At 09:08 PM 6/5/96 -0700, you wrote: >Hi all-- > I offered to record some 3rd season eps (commercial-free) from the Sci-Fi >channel, but have had no response. > Toni.....how cool of you. Hey, I'll take advantage of your altruistic attitude. I'm missing several of the third season so, I would appreciate your making a complete set for me. Shall I send you tapes or money? Dotti R Knightie 4-Ever dottir@w....... ========================================================================= Date: Thu, 6 Jun 1996 04:17:24 -0700 From: LG Soward <lgs@i.......> Subject: The SOS-FK PO Box (was Re: IT WILL HAPPEN, if we Make it Happen!) At 10:03 PM 6/5/96 -0500, Margie Hammet wrote: >I think it's a great idea. I think a lot of the time we get so used to >having computer access, that we forget that most people _don't_ have it. >About that P.O. box - Do people who write to it get info on what's going >on with the campaign? How about a biweekly or monthly newsletter for people >who don't have computer access? The SOS-FK PO Box sents information to anyone who writes in. It goes out monthly. (Biweekly is just a little bit too much). June's edition is currently in the works. >Besides updates on what the campaign is doing, it could list available >merchandise. >By the way, folks, bumper stickers are great free advertising. >Isn't there one available with the Forever Knight logo? The only bumper stickers that are available are fan made. (Someone correct me if I'm wrong) There is no merchandise (that the general public has been allowed to buy.) that has the Tri-Star stamp of approval. THIS IS WHY YOU NEED TO WRITE TO TRI-STAR. No matter which other companies, sponsors, etc. you write to, TriStar is the one that has FK tucked in it's pocket. Make sure that your letters are polite and carry a return address. I have received some letters from people thinking that the SOS-FK po box was TriStar's ear and they were saying that they were never going to watch the show again, etc. THIS IS THE WRONG TACK TO TAKE. BE POLITE. (Other letters I have forwarded on to TriStar. Letters like these head straight for the trash bin.) And for those people who don't have spell checkers or are hand writing: CHECK YOUR SPELLING AND YOUR GRAMMAR. If you have a hard time with those things, GET SOMEONE TO PROOFREAD YOUR LETTER. You are writing to professionals and you want to appear professional, as well. Everytime you write to someone else, write to TriStar also. Let them know that you are still here, wanting more Forever Knight, wanting Forever Knight Merchandise, wanting Forever Knight on video. When the Forever Knight CD arrives at record stores, make sure you go to the store and buy one or more. If your record store doesn't carry it, ask for it. Special order it. For those people who have information about the Save Forever Knight on their Web pages: Please update your page to remove references to SONY'S POSTCARD Charity Effort. I'm still getting queries at my other address about a list of email addresses where people can send postcards. Thank you. LG Soward SOS-FK/Friends of Forever Knight P.O. Box 00000 Alexandria, VA 00000-0000 ========================================================================= Date: Thu, 6 Jun 1996 07:58:08 -0400 From: Jane Credland <janes@i.......> Subject: Re: Miklos On Wed, 5 Jun 1996, Tammy Stephanie Davis wrote: > Cynthia pointed out that Gillian Horvath wrote him as a vampire. Maybe he > was a Star of David sort of vampire? No. Miklos is definitely not Jewish. Gillian Horvath wrote to me after I posted my Miklos story "Revenge" and told me that Miklos was definitely intended to be a classic Hungarian/Transylvanian vampire. Whether you believe Miklos is a vampire depends on whether you choose to trust Gillian Horvath, who created the character, or rely on the error made by the person who wrote Bad Blood. Traditionally, we've chosen to accept Gillian's viewpoint because Miklos is, after all, her creation. Jane (janes@i.......) Raven ** Immortal Beloved ** M.B.D.T.K Tread softly because you tread on my dreams [W.B. Yeats} ========================================================================= Date: Thu, 6 Jun 1996 07:13:18 -0500 From: Carrie Krumtum <carriek@e.......> Subject: Re: Jon Cassar and directing Jamie Melody Randell wrote: > I know that sounds strange, but that *is* how it works. Remember, >Carrie, the nurse is a hampster (sic). Thank you mommy. I needed that little reminder. Now, I know writers are crazy, personally intimate with this affliction like I am. And, I am a nurse. Now I guess I am a hampter as well. <g> Learn sompun' new every day. :)= -- Carrie, Proud Knightie The Nurse is a hampster ========================================================================= Date: Thu, 6 Jun 1996 05:22:04 -0700 From: Sharon Himmanen <romana@i.......> Subject: SOS-FK I rushed over to the psychology graduation party yesterday (free food and all, ya know) only to find that I had missed it. But this one woman was sitting, hanging out, talking with a friend when she spotted my Forever Knight Crew pin. Dropped the conversation with her friend immediately and followed me up as I went to see what dregs I could scrounge up from the food table while they were cleaning it up. She is a *huge* fan (a huge Vachon fan I might add). Wasn't happy with "Ashes to Ashes" and "Last Knight" at all (no spoilers, please) and seemed to think the show and the characters were a lost cause. I soon disabused her of that notion and send her on her merry way with tons of flyers and info. As for myself, I wrote a slew of letters the other day to Sony, Sci-Fi, and TriStar about Forever Knight. I figure this week I'll visit Karen's web page and send out a few letters to sponsors. At the start of the year we made an incredible effort and it took a lot of energy. People needed a break very badly, but it seems like people are getting in the mood again. What's going to save us are letters and spreading the word that the campaign is still ongoing. Write a letter a month to USA/SFC. I'm on the "Highlander" catalog list. Hate the show, but I send every catalog I get from them to Sony/TriStar and ask them why we can't have something even remotely similar for "Forever Knight." There *are* people out there who have no idea what we've done to save the show, or even that we're still doing it. Get flyers out. Wear something with the FK logo on it--I find more people that way than anything else, particularly people who are not online. Sharon -- Sharon A. Himmanen * romana@i....... * romana@a....... NatPack ** BotCoS ** Keeper of the GopherGame Nat's B&B http://members.aol.com/romana/natpage_stuff/natpack.htm SOS-FK http://members.aol.com/CuznJamiMR/SaveForeverKnight.html ========================================================================= Date: Thu, 6 Jun 1996 07:42:20 -0500 From: TippiNB <Tippinb@i.......> Subject: Re: NB's views on The Relationship Deborah wrote: > You might be referring to a interview NB did for one of the fan club >zines, some time before second season, in which he said that in his own >conception, LaCroix was so old and experienced that he no longer has any >interest in the physical act with anybody. Nope, I don't think that's the one... In the excerpt *I* have, at least, there's no mention of giving up sex out of boredom... In fact, quite the opposite. What actors and directors and the writers say is interesting to me personally and might convince me of these people's motives and lives for my own personal sake. But I don't use what they say as canon, even if it *supports* what I'm saying. Trust me, it's *very* tempting sometimes! ;) It's the difference between talking about the *characters* of LC and NK and the *people* LC and NK. I'm trying to keep real life and TV life seperate, ie. seperating characters (RL) from the entities (TV) they represent. If we look at the *people* LC and NK, they are not characters, not performers in a TV show, but an actual pair of vampires traipsing through actual times in history. (Which is tough for me at times because I don't really believe in vampires.) We have to look at *their* actions and *their* words. I said on the spoiler list something to the effect: "It's like asking F. Scott Fitzgerald if Gatsby really loved Daisy, when the person we *should* be asking is Gatsby." ;) However, I personally get tickled over such interviews and comments like "Lick face?" I just don't use them in my arguments. It's *so* tempting... It *is* a good way to see things in a new light, though. The actors and directors and writers provide inights we might not be privy to. > That is a plausible idea, and >jibes with the voyeurism that we have seen LaCroix display on several >occasions. He is quite the little voyeur, isn't he? > One can >only retroactively square this with NB's take on LC by saying that LC lost >interest in sexual intercourse some years later. Or one could square it by saying perhaps NB was still learning about LaCroix at the time he made those comments. :) I know *I* didn't have a handle on him (LC, that is) at that time. Wicked Cousin Tippi, Dollar Bill Wrangler of the Thong Throng! *Voyeur of the Menage LaCroix*Founding Member: Unnamed Faction* "What a Twinkie humanity is, rich in its complexity, soft in its cake-like exterior. Creamy of spirit, and most of all... delicious." ========================================================================= Date: Thu, 6 Jun 1996 08:43:55 EDT From: Lisa McDavid <D020214@v.......> Subject: Auction prices It isn't necessary to be rich or in a syndicate to buy FK items. I've heard of scripts going for as little as $35 or as much as over a $1000. I've known of props going for under $100. I was shocked at Syndicon East at the low prices. The reason seemed to be that it was primarily a Highlander Con, so there were fewer bidders on FK items. So there's one hint. Try an auction at a con where there the emphasis is another show. Cousin Lisa -- "That will be trouble." Lisa McDavid mcdavid-lisa@s....... ========================================================================= Date: Thu, 6 Jun 1996 06:08:43 -0700 From: Roxanne Piccen <CHIRMP@a.......> Subject: Re: John K. L. Katherine Queen writes: >>I've seen GWD and NB in other venues, but has JK done >>anything recently? >Just saw JK in the recently released movie The Craft two >weeks ago. Last month he was in the Wiseguy T.V. movie. Had a fairly decent sized role too. BTW, you get to see him in bed (one woman videotaping, another participating) with no shirt. He also has a role in the upcoming movie "The Relic", which I believe is being released this summer. I had posted an article about the movie with quotes from John a few weeks ago, but I don't have any info with me here at work. Roxanne --- too many factions to choose from --- RoxanneP@a....... (Home) // CHIRMP@a....... (Work) Save Forever Knight! // Save American Gothic! Check out: http://members.aol.com/CuznJamiMR/SaveForeverKnight.html http://www.best.com/~owls for The Trinity Guardian ========================================================================= Date: Thu, 6 Jun 1996 09:34:59 -0400 From: dotti rhodes <dottir@w.......> Subject: Re: Auction prices At 08:43 AM 6/6/96 EDT, you wrote: >The reason seemed to be that it was primarily a Highlander Con, so there >were fewer bidders on FK items. So there's one hint. Try an auction >at a con where there the emphasis is another show. > This is true, and by the same rule, everything is going to go sky high in October as the emphasis is going to be FK. So, either you kiss you credit limit good-bye (vbg) or wipe out your life savings!! I'd settle for a touchy feely if it's a prop I can recognize. There's a way of making your money back, offer $2.00 a rub (like the black buddah), $5.00 if they wanna kiss it, $10.00 if it's a wearable item and the person wants to wear it (like for a picture, ya know, I think I'd drop ten bucks to wear Nick's silk pajamas, or one of his robes for a picture). :) I think any further discussion on that idea has to go the MSKL list.... Dotti R Knightie 4-Ever dottir@w....... ========================================================================= Date: Thu, 6 Jun 1996 09:41:12 EDT From: Tanya Smith <bodybldr@v.......> Subject: Re: Auction prices Can you really pay $5.00 for kisses? So, like, if I gave Ger and Nigel $10.00 do I get the extra-long more-for-your-money kiss? <weg> Tanya How much does it cost to get the works? ========================================================================= Date: Thu, 6 Jun 1996 09:38:57 -0400 From: Lisa Prince <Moonlight@g.......> Subject: Re: The SOS-FK PO Box (was Re: IT WILL HAPPEN, if we Make it Happen!) Hey, Hey All :) Just another little thing about how we've been getting the word out beyond the Internet. There have been and still are flyers about the show. The ones on the web may need to be updated with new addresses, but we've been dumping those at book stores and other places as well since January. If someone wants to check out those flyers and update them to make them available for everyone, go for it. It's a great way of getting information out to other fans. Regarding newspapers and such, there have been four different news releases that were written up by Cynthia with the help of a few others and those have been sent to every major newspaper and magazine that any of us could think of. As a matter of fact, that news release was titled "The Show That Would Not Die." We had started a list of newspapers, but since there are so many newspapers and so many people sending stuff, I think that got outdated rather quickly -- Tammy, you were doing that weren't you? Anyway, we've had mentions in the New York Daily News; we've had member letters printed in various SciFi magazines; we've had interviews in numerous smaller papers around the country; we have media kits that we've sent out. We've hit the TV Guide and should hit them again and each and every time they even mention shows that have gone off the air and forget to mention FK. We've hit Hard Copy and other tv magazine type shows. Believe me when I say, if you weren't here in January, you missed a frenzy of manic activity as we tried to get the rest of third season. I think all this renewed enthusiasm is wonderful, but the one thing that needs to be stressed is the one thing that set us apart from all the other fan efforts and got us the most notice -- our professionalism and organization. We brainstormed and planned, but above all, we stayed organized and tried to do the things that were most feasible and disgarded those that were not. At this point in the game, as Susan and so many others have said, we need to be in this for the long haul. That means writing letters and letters and more letters to advertisers, to Sony, to Tri-Star, to anyone we think will look favorably on making a tv movie or whatever. Now, I hate to be a downer and if I need to be flamed or no-mailed for this, so be it, but above all, if you're planning on doing anything with the news media or anyone else of importance, you need to make sure you are totally familiar with everything that's been done already. Check out Jamie's webpage, ask for the SOS-FK FAQ, talk to some of the people who've been in this since the beginning. This is not the point in time of us to run around in disarray with the right hand having no idea what the left hand is doing. That, IMHO, will hurt our campaign and the image that we've created more than anything else. Lisa ========================================================================= Date: Thu, 6 Jun 1996 06:47:22 -0700 From: Ann-Lu Blewett <ann-lu@i.......> Subject: Re: Canadian Versions of FK Hello Canadians, >I'm curious, are there different versions of FK, for US and Canada? >Are the Canadian versions worth tracking down? >Joy, >Cousin of the Night~~~Unnamed Faction I've been wondering the same thing since there has been so many posts mentioning the mysterious 6 minutes. I think they will add insight to the FK universe. Would some kind Canadian soul be willing to make copies of the 1st season (The only one with extra minutes, right?) I know this is a huge request so I am more than willing to trade, barter, or bribe (and/or all of the above)with anyone willing to make the offer. Please E-Mail me in private to work out payment for tapes, and P&H to Ohio. The land of the never ending road construction, second to none. (Not even Pa.!!!) ;) YIKES, I better get to the get-a-way car now! OH NO!!! All the roads out of town are "UNDER CONSTRUCTION". What do I do? What do I *BANG/crunch/SPlat*!!! ~Finis~ Ann-Lu <ann-lu@i.......> Cousinly McGregor of the UF "They're so noisy, but I love the free food!" ========================================================================= Date: Thu, 6 Jun 1996 08:39:56 -0500 From: Margie Hammet <treeleaf@i.......> Subject: Re: Nick and Nat in StF At 11:54 PM 6/5/96 -0400, dotti rhodes wrote: >But I can't help but think that he feels if he does decide he's >tired of trying, he might be content to continue as he is now, that she >would walk out on him at that point, that she would not be willing to stay >with him, that she would only be there as long as he wants to change. Natalie is romantically interested in him, and that romance can't happen as long as Nick is a vampire. If he decided he really didn't want to change, she'd either have to decide she was content just being friends, or, if she couldn't handle that, she'd have to leave. Margie (treeleaf@i.......) N&NPacker Cousin of the Knight ========================================================================= Date: Thu, 6 Jun 1996 08:11:59 -0600 From: Gay Eckes <raven@r.......> Subject: Re: John K. Toni writes: > I've seen GWD and NB in other venues, but has JK done anything >recently? Katerine answers: >Just saw JK in the recently released movie The Craft two weeks ago. And JK had a pretty respectable part in the "Wiseguy" made-for-TV-movie last month. (I have it on tape if anyone is interested) Gay Eckes raven@r....... gdeckes@i....... gdeckes@c....... >> Life is short. . . << ========================================================================= Date: Thu, 6 Jun 1996 10:13:00 -0400 From: Linda Simon <lsimon@h.......> Subject: LYNNE ACKERMAN WHERE ARE YOU? Newbie trouble: I was obliged to clean out my mailbox (nearly FIVE THOUSAND messages--it took all day to mark and sort them, and overnight to delete them! Never again!) and I am ashamed to say I lost some addresses, among them LYNNE ACKERMAN'S ***Lynne, please check in! I want to order two copies of "Littlest Hobo: Once Upon a Time" from the World's Biggest Bookstore so I need their mailing address and telephone-order number, and I think you have them. Thank you.*** ObFK: YKYBWTMFK: When you see Braveheart for the first time (video) and expect to see LaCroix stalking the after-battle scene (also expected to see Duncan MacLeod); you see a man with a face so similar to Nigel's you have to force yourself not to run to him; you're walking behind a young man with shaggy brown hair and, though you know it can't be Vachon, you follow him longer than you have to until you can check out his face. Whew! Linda Simon - NatPacker, subliminal Cousin "There is prodigious danger in the seeking of loose spirits." Rebecca Nurse, THE CRUCIBLE by Arthur Miller =========================================================================
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