There are 35 messages totalling 1010 lines in this issue. Topics in this special issue: 1. email, deja vu, and sugar highs :-) 2. Flying vampires 3. The mystery message 4. FK actor sighting 5. The Cup 6. I'm Baaaack! 7. That's it!!!! 8. Brabant? 9. off-topic request for help 10. Trade anyone? 11. the deluded attack on NB 12. Nick I Am :) (2) 13. Grumblings... 14. Turning the mail back on 15. Well duh! 16. Cast and Crew on Sugar High! 17. list standards 18. LAST CALL! Newsletter to FK Staff! 19. SOS: Back to USA!!!!! (2) 20. Thank you and congratulations 21. Who's sexier? (Another lofty topic) (4) 22. Nonsense, Navel Lint, and the List 23. LaCroix is sexier. (2) 24. Attention Aussie fans 25. USA and Synication (2) 26. Who`s sexier? De 27. FK in DC Next Week Feb. 3 28. Nick I Am -- the Nick Game ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Sat, 27 Jan 1996 21:08:01 -0800 From: Dianne Therese DeSha <desha@b.......> Subject: Re: email, deja vu, and sugar highs :-) > >by now, you should be! <vvvvvvvvvBg> ...[just *try* > > prying it even out of my cold, dead hands! :-] > > A challenge? OK. See you in April. Hide the mug <vbg> heh heh heh... > Oh I don't know <vbg> sure you're helpful but only after you determine > what's in it for you :-)))))) Sounds like a Brabantian to me. [check the > history book dear. Brabantians were mercenaries...you are a mercenary...<vbg>] Don't think I don't know *that* excus... um *reason* backwards and forwards by now! I maintain all Knighties are therefore Mercs at heart! :-))) > > a Cousin (they have no monopoly on sneakiness and trechery! :-) > > we'll talk. Hah! :-) Dianne ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 00:15:24 -0500 From: Apache <lf@c.......> Subject: Re: Flying vampires On Sat, 27 Jan 1996, Lisa McDavid wrote: > but it's also true that when he apparently needed to put some serious > distance between himself and the Inca in a hurry in BB, he used the > airlines. This suggests to me that there is a limit somewhere and that > it's not all that far. I agree. I've always thought of their ability to fly as sort of local-and-the-burbs. This makes sense too if you think of the vampire as a lifeform, like a parasite cohabiting the body. How far does the vamp need to fly to hunt? Twenty or maybe fifty miles ought to do it; most often it will be less. This was enough of a distance, before the information age, to allow them to change towns pretty frequently and escape any nasty rumors that might be brewing about their presence (as we saw Urs recount to Vachon in "Hearts of Darkness" and as I think we have seen in other eps as well). So my vote, whatever the nature of their flight ability, is for limited distances. Maybe a hundred miles in desperate need? But certainly nothing like across a continent or an ocean. Laura ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 27 Jan 1996 20:18:07 -0900 From: Muldy Sculler <ffbmh@a.......> Subject: Re: The mystery message Mr. Bennett, Do not worry, sir. We, forgive me for feeling free to speak for most folks on the list, are on your side. Many of us, particularly those of us who teach for a living, recognized the problem as it occurred. While teaching is not as glamourous as acting, it does attract its share on the deluded. On another note, have you considered doing an audiobook? Mr. Wyn Davies' reading of Hauntings is grand. Your interpretation of Carroll's work was wonderful. Thank you for the good work, Barbara ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 00:18:19 -0500 From: Judith Freudenthal <JudithF955@a.......> Subject: FK actor sighting I don't like Seinfeld but was eating and it came on after Home Improvement. I saw John Kapelos. He had much longer hair and quite a bit more of it. He was playing an accountant who half the show thought had a cocaine problem because he sniffed alot. It turned out he was allergic to a sweater various characters wore. Judy JudithF955@a....... ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 27 Jan 1996 19:59:58 -0900 From: Muldy Sculler <ffbmh@a.......> Subject: The Cup Cherri, you, you Cousin, you--<;D> She who wants a sacred cup, Barbara Hey! Does this have/have-not situation rremind anyone of DK1 & 2? ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 27 Jan 1996 22:32:38 -0700 From: Isis <isis@m.......> Subject: I'm Baaaack! Hi all! Yes, I finally got my new account working. Anyone feel like telling me what's going on? I notice I just saw 3 brand-spankin'-new eps in the last 3 weeks. Does this mean the SOS was successful and I missed all the celebrating? I'm so glad to be back! (Thanks, Cousin Lisa) Everyone please notice my spiffy new addy <isis@m.......>. If anyone sent anything to isis@p....... that got bounced recently, please send it again. I thrive on mail. I had nasty withdrawals while I was away. {{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{Hugs for Everyone!}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}} I missed you guys! Jaime ************************************************** Isis@m....... Natpacker/Optimist's Club/X-phile Sometimes I go off into my own little world, but it's okay, they know me there. "I'd settle for a life in this one." -Agent Dana Scully (and me) I assimilate you, you assimilate me, we're a collective family- -Barney of Borg ************************************************** ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 00:31:37 -0500 From: Siona <siona@n.......> Subject: Re: That's it!!!! On Sat, 27 Jan 1996, Deanna Dudney wrote: > Could somebody please send me (102575.114@c.......) today's messages with > the following subjects: I've sent them to her. -- Siona@n....... Knightie! Help save Forever Knight! see http://www.netaxs.com/~siona/ "Murphy was an optimist!" Lack of planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on mine. ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 27 Jan 1996 20:32:41 -0900 From: Muldy Sculler <ffbmh@a.......> Subject: Brabant? Hey folks, Inquiring minds want to know--what does Brabant mean? For example, Reed is Celt for "redhead." Barbara ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 27 Jan 1996 22:44:25 -0700 From: Isis <isis@m.......> Subject: off-topic request for help Sorry for the off topic post, but I'm writing a sociology research paper and I'm in desperate need of on-line people to fill out questionairres. You can refuse any question (but please don't, your answers will be completely confidential) and in return you can ask me any old completely personal and embarrassing question you want (excluding my home address and phone #, of course). Obviously, I'M COMPLETELY DESPERATE! IF I'D HAD ACCESS TO MY E-MAIL I WOULD HAVE DONE THIS TWO WEEKS AGO! 'Scuse my shouting. If I may reiterate, I'm desperate. And did I mention I missed you guys and I love you all? Anyone willing please get back to me soon. Please? Pretty please? With ribena on top? Thanks everyone, Jaime L. Kohles ************************************************** Isis@m....... Natpacker/Optimist's Club/X-phile Sometimes I go off into my own little world, but it's okay, they know me there. "I'd settle for a life in this one." -Agent Dana Scully (and me) I assimilate you, you assimilate me, we're a collective family- -Barney of Borg ************************************************** ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 00:49:54 -0500 From: Lindy Cooksey <l.cooksey@g.......> Subject: Trade anyone? I recieve FOREVER KNIGHT on not 1, but 2 local stations. I'd be glad to tape for someone who can't get it. But I'd like to do it as a trade for KUNG FU: THE LEGEND CONTINUES. Our local station has dropped it and, as of now, I don't know that any of the locals are going to pick it up. So, if anyone would be able to make me off-the-air copies at 2 hour speed on high grade tapes, I'd like to talk to you about a trade. :) Lindy l.cooksey@g....... ------------------------------ Date: Sat, 27 Jan 1996 20:52:53 -0900 From: Muldy Sculler <ffbmh@a.......> Subject: the deluded attack on NB Hello everyone, This is clearly off-topic--have other members of the list received whiny attacks from the person who attempted to besmirch NB's character. I saved the message, but have not forwarded to anyone else on the list. I will only share it with the entire list if the list goddesses okay this activity. This "communication" from the "deluded one" is full of impertinent presumption. Frankly, I do not care for being told what I think. Stake in hand, Barbara ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 00:55:45 -0500 From: Lisa Wolters <MVRJasper@a.......> Subject: Nick I Am :) Regarding the wonderful "Nick I Am" silliness going on on FKFIC-L (it's a gleeful ripoff of "Green Eggs and Ham" for those of you not on the fic list, i.e., "I do not drink the blood of man/I do not drink it/Nick I am")... Am I the only one envisioning it as an oversized childrens' book, filled with pastel watercolor illustrations of happy vampires? And thinking that this is one piece of tie-in merchandise that I would quite possibly kill for? <vbg> Lisa with a W MVRJasper@a....... * Nick&NatPacker "Would you drink it from a rat?/Would you drink it straight from Nat?" ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 00:54:07 +6 From: Don Fasig <phase3@g.......> Subject: Re: Grumblings... On 26 Jan 96 at 9:03, Russell Kurtz wrote: > I got a message yesterday that someone had set me to "nomail." > Could somebody please illuminate me as to why this was done, and why I > had to be notified by the list server rather than the person who changed > my options? A while back Jaye (FK Listowner) advertised for volunteers to help keep up with the routine maintenance of the list. Basically that meant someone to respond to the (literally) hundreds of error messages the list generates each day. Jamie [The Illustrated Cousin] and I foolishly volunteered and Jaye quickly accepted. We have nothing to do with list policies just subscription maintenance. Since then we have been trying to keep up and respond to listmember requests for help as well as the error messages. If mail to you is bouncing; resulting in error messages to the list owner, per her instructions you are set to nomail. Nothing personal, you didn't do anything wrong, mail just isn't getting through to your mailbox. To keep things flowing smoothly it is necessary to set you nomail. You may turn your mail back on by sending a message to the listserver <listserv@p.......> containing the command "SET listname MAIL". [You may substitute DIGEST or INDEX for MAIL if you prefer one of those options.] If mail to you is being returned marked "User Unknown" (or something similar). Per the list owner's instructions you will be removed. Again nothing personal, you didn't do anything wrong, mail just isn't getting through. To keep things flowing smoothly it is necessary to remove you from the list. You may turn your mail back on by sending a message to the listserver <listserv@p.......> containing the command "SUBSCRIBE listname firstname lastname". Hope that helps clear things up a bit. For myself, if there is anything I can do to help with subscription problems, just drop me a line. ^v^ ^v^ Save the Knight ^v^ ^v^ Don Fasig phase3@g....... ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 01:25:19 EST From: Lisa McDavid <D020214@u.......> Subject: Turning the mail back on Please let me add just one little piece of advice to Don Fasig's instructions on sending commands to the listserv. I think he forgot to explain that you should *not* put quotation marks around the commands. They are there in his post because otherwise the listserv will think he's trying to give it commands in a message to the list and will reject it. Thank you, Don and Jamie, for undertaking this task. From personal experience I know what an overwhelming responsibility it can be! Cousin Lisa -- "That will be trouble." Lisa McDavid mcdavid-lisa@s....... ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 01:54:08 -0500 From: A McLaughlin <Iremi@a.......> Subject: Well duh! I read Mr. B's post. I don't blame him for sounding p.o.'d but DUH! Of course no one takes the "virgin &the vampire" post seriously. You have to be either psychotically egotisical or criminally insane to have an affair with a fan. I doubt Nigel is either. I met him, he seems to be a sane, rational polite Englishman. We have better than to do than speculate about the private lives of people we don't know. A Mc " I must stay out of touch more often." ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 02:02:30 -0500 From: Leah Rosenthal <Bizarro7@a.......> Subject: Re: Cast and Crew on Sugar High! ...and we may yet encounter the very first occurrance of...VAMPIRE ZITS!! Ooooooh...*shiver* Leah ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 04:08:40 -0500 From: Apache <lf@c.......> Subject: list standards On Sat, 27 Jan 1996, Cassie Carter wrote: > the line in what is acceptable on this list--a line that is expected to > be tacitly understood Basically, it's okay on this list to talk > about Ger's butt and Ben's butt, to hope for shirtless scenes, and to > dream about vampire sandwiches. It's also okay to talk about what the > stars are doing professionally (other tv and film roles, etc.) and > personally (Ger's move to California). But unlike *most* arenas for the > expression of fandom, *Enquirer*-style "reporting" (read "libel") on the > stars' sexual exploits and possible legal infractions is NOT welcome here. It seems to me that in asking the question, you also answered it. This list knows the difference between fantasy and reality. I don't know about other fandoms; FK is my only fandom and, in fact, the only thing I routinely watch on the tube (though if a new series of Red Dwarf comes here it will get my avid attention). I blather on endlessly about Vachon but it is 100% pure fantasy, and I know it even when I purport to be lusting after Ben Bass. I mean, you could say that I stick to the silly because I know it's silly and I Love Silly! It would make me pretty uncomfortable to hear actual discussion of FK's people's lives and pets on the list, I think, though I enjoy the occasional private gossip as much as anyone. This came home to me recently when I heard that an old buddy, who after we fell out of touch became an actor on another TV show with a cult following (now defunct) might have had a baby. I asked on the bbs for that show, and discovered the fans there know all about his wife, his house, his... you get the picture. I felt like I'd invaded his privacy terribly, just learning that yes he had become a father lately. I'm still pretty new to the list and yet I've already been made to feel immensely comfortable here. We on the list are each other's friends, and do not live vicariously through the show's actors. Again, because I'm a major geezer, I can remember back and compare this to endless discussions in early Star Trek fandom about Shatner's and Nimoy's wives and affairs. It was salacious and powerseeking and ultimately unfriendly or competitive as amongst the fans. That 'v&v' post would have fit right in; in this group it was a howling and unwelcome faux pas at best, and a malicious maneuver at worst. This group's firm grip on the difference between fantasy and reality has, I think, *everything* to do with why the listfolk swung into action in a real-world way that may indeed pay off with a fourth season for us -- and we did it in a staggeringly short period of time. Last Wednesday the SOS-FK effort passed into television industry legend, and it is only one month old. The civility and intelligence of the atmosphere on this list is directly responsible for that having been possible. As I've said privately to a few people, I wish I'd been around since this list's beginning. In the two months I've been here, it's been an amazing education (what people on this list can't tell you about bustles, absinthe, Russian history, and the proper handling of pathogens in the lab is not worth knowing) and started a couple serious friendships. And God willin' and the crick don't rise, maybe also helped to keep FK alive. Laura ok... top ten reasons I'm going to go on discussing Ben's butt..... 10. Because I can. 9.... ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 04:15:12 -0500 From: Felicia Bollin <AriCon@a.......> Subject: LAST CALL! Newsletter to FK Staff! This is it, guys! Barring cosmetic touches, I'm ready to try and figure out a way to steal into my employer's office (not that she'd mind, of course, but it's a little funny to explain--- "Uh, DeAnn, could I just have six hours or so to print up ninety or so seven-page newsletters? Don't worry, I'll bring my own paper" <G> And worse still, I know how I am when it comes to transferring Mac to UNIX, and she has a PC, whilst I have a Mac. So this could take a while) and print this baby up. So, what I need from you guys is to know--- *Am I forgetting anything*? *TV Stations I Have* (who have said, more or less, that they will ASK TriStar for a fourth season): KDAF in Dallas. KYW in Philadelphia. WBBM in Chicago. WNYW+WPIX- New York City WTVG- Toledo WUHF- Rochester WGNT- Virginia Beach WBNS- Columbus WBDC- Wash. DC KPDX- Portland WBRC- Birmingham *Newspaper Articles and Such*: Susan Young's upcoming Oakland Trib article Orlando FL "Sentinel"'s blurb Brockton MA "Enterprise" January 11, 1996 "Western Star" article on Paula <G> Annmarie's radio interview Cal's commission for "One Voice"'s Feb. issue *INTERNET*: The "ShopTalk" listserv the link from the Dominion (Sci-Fi) webpage the link from AOL's OMNI area the link from Vanguard the link from "Press Release" (I remember that we *have* the flash-box on Compuserv, but I seem to have lost the data to tell me *where* exactly it can be found. Don't want Mr. Bennett to go hunting for it and not be able to find it, do we now?) CONVENTIONS: Fangoria ARISIA Anne's Burbank ("X-Files") escapade HorrorFest upcoming and *of course*, NATPE, but I'm only making the barest mention, just enough so they can get the gist of what we did. I thought the Magnificent Seven would want to do their own embroidering <VBG>. Also, the date of the EM AD's where we strutted our stuff could be useful, if they have to go hunt it up at a Canadian bookstore. Felicia Bollin AriCon@a....... Ravenette*Immortal Beloved ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 04:28:43 -0500 From: Apache <lf@c.......> Subject: Re: SOS: Back to USA!!!!! I would like to suggest that in the new batch of letters to USA, people who have come to like, or at least made their peace with, the third season characters might wish to say so. A little more affirmatively than that, even. I've noticed a bunch of posts in the past month or so saying, 'OK, I'm even beginning to like Tracy.' Strangely, this observation coincides with my conversion to Perkulatorhood, but even so... it would be nice for them to hear it. Especially if they might be about to unpocket some money for us. Apache perkin' ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 05:00:21 -0500 From: Deborah Bender <DBendr@a.......> Subject: Thank you and congratulations Thank you and congratulations to the NATPE strike force, for your positive energy, persistence, creativity and the very entertaining reports you posted. It was interesting that the first response of some of the pros attending NATPE was that you must be paid shills sent in by one of the companies. That tells us 1) that you didn't behave like amateurs 2) that this kind of organized fan campaign is very unusual. I was haunted by the anecdote about the weary producer who wished his programs had received the kind of support that we are giving Forever Knight. I wonder what shows they were and whether they *deserved* backing from fans. If Fortune smiles upon us, I think the industry is going to look at the fan base differently. Maybe some of the producers will start to see us as a resource to be respected and worked with, not just an ancilliary profit center. People power may not be a substitute for corporate financing (yet), but it has leverage. While we are passing out goodies, perhaps we should send TriStar a case of liniment for their elbows? :-) All the members of this list who backed up the strike force by contacting TV stations, contributing money, designing and ordering the handouts and prepping the strike force on what to say, deserve the reward of their choice. I agree that those of us who still have disposable income left should work on retiring the debt for the NATPE supplies. I'll send in another check once the latest accounting is posted. Maybe after that, we could chip in and send another kerosene space heater to the Forever Knight production crew. It sounds like they need that even more than Hershey's Kisses. Deborah Bender DBendr@a....... vampire fan club--instantaneous communication, hidden resources, connections in high places, and there are more of us than you think. ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 02:27:23 -0800 From: Lorelei Feldman <4lorelei@u.......> Subject: Re: Who's sexier? (Another lofty topic) At 09:56 AM 1/27/96 -0500, Jamie Melody Randell wrote: >>How about a new faction dedicated to the concept of the triple-layer >>vampire sandwich? Crunchy topping... yummy filling... and oooh, that >>garnish! And Jane Snyder replied: >Names, Jamie, names. We need a name for that faction. Vampire >sandwich just doesn't do it for me. I thought we had a name: aren't we JADFE? [; (You can stop singing now, James!) So, Jamie? Which one's "crunchy", which one's "yummy" and who's "garnish"? I just *have* to know! <vbg> Later! Lorelei [: Ravenette and Eternal Optimist 4lorelei@u....... "Hafelan Multon" ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 02:50:59 -0800 From: Swordsister <catheboo@c.......> Subject: Nonsense, Navel Lint, and the List On Sat, 27 Jan 1996, Cassie Carter wrote: > Obviously the "virgin and the vampire" post crossed (trampled?) > the line in what is acceptable on this list--a line that is expected to <snip!> > FK's cast. However, I do think that there should be some mention of this > unwritten rule, obvious as it may be, in the FK FAQ. Using straight logic, of course it would be most helpful and least confusing to new members to have a full and complete listing of what is and is not acceptible behaviour on the list. But with all practicality, if we had to write down every possible thing that would be unacceptable, the FAQ would be the size of the Oxford English Dictionary. As you said yourself, her mistake was obvious. It would have been obvious to anyone. Common sense, common decency, and a healthy sense of respect for others is required on these lists, nothing more. That shouldn't have to be in any FAQ to be recognized. But what really troubles me is the sense of fear I hear in your post, that someone else will get kicked off without warning. You guys *don't* need to sweat this! We (by that I mean the listowners, whose judgement I support) don't sit around here stalking newcomers, waiting for them to make a mistake so we can boot them forever from the list. That's silly. Newcomers make mistakes, same as everybody. Honest mistakes are a fact of life, and we all expect it to happen. 99.9% of the time, the person is bombarded by helpful messages on the correct way to do something :), and that's it. Now, from the gist of the rest of your post (and *please* correct me if I'm wrong), I gather that you think the v&v poster should not have been booted because she wasn't given the opportunity to realize her mistake, and have a second chance. My understanding, on the other hand, is that the poster specifically said (again, correct me if I'm wrong, I don't have a copy of the original to check) that she wasn't even a fan of the show, so it wasn't hurting her at all to not be allowed to post again to the list. She didn't care, she was just forwarding for a friend. So this event doesn't take any skin off her nose, it simply keeps her friend from using her address as a window to the list, which was precisely the desired effect. Yes, I agree that both the author and the poster "should have known better," and I think that anyone who may come after them should also "know better." I don't think that it warrants a mention in the FAQ, though that is entirely up to the keeper of the FAQ. But I disagree that her mistake was understandable. No matter what the state of journalism, sensationalism, or the world today, this is Jaye's world. One would hope we can make this a more civilized place, where we don't *have* to say everything, but can hope that we all already know what is and isn't acceptable behaviour before we post a thing. Am I a terrible and incurable optimist? Perhaps, but I've said my piece. :) Catherine --------------------------------------------------------------- Catherine Boone catheboo@c....... "Millions long for immortality who do not know what to do with themselves on a rainy Sunday afternoon." - H. L. Mencken ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 03:10:54 -0800 From: Sherri <sherric@e.......> Subject: Re: Nick I Am :) On Sun, 28 Jan 1996, Lisa Wolters <MVRJasper@a.......> wrote: >Regarding the wonderful "Nick I Am" silliness going on on FKFIC-L (it's a <snip> >Am I the only one envisioning it as an oversized childrens' book, filled with > pastel watercolor illustrations of happy vampires? And thinking that this >is one piece of tie-in merchandise that I would quite possibly kill for? Oh Yes! This is a wonderful idea :) But wouldn't they have to be sternly angsting vampires?? After all, he *is* refusing to drink! Oh boy. I can see the book now, in a place of honor on my book shelves.... Sherri sherric@e....... Founding Member, SFKS Help save Forever Knight! The "Save Forever Knight" Web Page -- http://members.aol.com/CuznJamiMR/SaveForeverKnight.html ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 06:10:16 -0500 From: Jamie Melody Randell <immajer@p.......> Subject: Re: LaCroix is sexier. On Jan 27, 1996 21:48:45, 'AC Chapin <sdragon@g.......>' wrote: >Hah! Jamie, your fall from Cousinly grace is all but complete. So what else is new? Shhh -- don't tell anyone. >Their first argument was in BMV, and Nat ended up breathing heavily and >telling Uncle he was a fascinating creature. I maintain that she was drugged, and even so he had trouble snagging her; and I definitely thinks she remembers everything that happens. I don't think he's going to catch her off-guard again, and I think she's better off taking care of herself than relying on Nick to do it. (He's always that tiny smidgen late...) >Too bad Nick interrupted; >our girl was finally going to have some fun. Oh, yeah. They'd be good together. They'd challenge each other, whereas Nick would only make Natalie miserable. And I still think she'd wipe up the floor with him, no contest. -- KEEP THE FAITH! Jamie M.R. --The Illustrated C.O.U.S.I.N. -- Mercenary -- SFK WebGoddess http://members.aol.com/CuznJamiMR/SaveForeverKnight.html http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/immajer/ THIS IS WAR #6. And this time, it's personal. ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 06:26:25 -0500 From: Jamie Melody Randell <immajer@p.......> Subject: Re: Who's sexier? (Another lofty topic) On Jan 28, 1996 02:27:23, 'Lorelei Feldman <4lorelei@u.......>' wrote: >So, Jamie? Which one's "crunchy", which one's "yummy" and who's "garnish"? >I just *have* to know! <vbg> Has anyone ever noticed that most of the weird threads that spin out from my posts have something to do with food? Has anyone noticed the striking similarity between Lorelei's sentence and the phrase, "Snap, Crackle and Pop"? Crunchy, Yummy and Garnish. Boy, there's a sales pitch that'll convince TriStar. -- KEEP THE FAITH! Jamie M.R. --The Illustrated C.O.U.S.I.N. -- Mercenary -- SFK WebGoddess http://members.aol.com/CuznJamiMR/SaveForeverKnight.html http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/immajer/ THIS IS WAR #6. And this time, it's personal. ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 21:33:19 +1000 From: Deanna Czarnuszewicz <deczar@p.......> Subject: Attention Aussie fans Hi to All Aussies and expatriate Aussies (hi Richard ) on the list. Hope you all had a great Australia Day (26th January) weekend. Our Brisbane group of Forever Knight fans will be having a get-together this coming Saturday 3rd February. Aside from the usual viewing of our favourite episodes, we will be discussing our contributions to the SOS campaign. We have also been asked to give a presentation at an upcoming Babylon 5 convention here in Brisbane. So we will be planning for that event.This convention committee didn't 'experience' our last presentation. Consequently, they don't know what they are getting themselves into. (very evil grin) If there are any Brissy 'lurkers' out there, or if you plan to be in our area next weekend please E-Mail me privately for details. Deanna C. deczar@p....... founding member 'Banana Benders Anonymous' Save 'FOREVER KNIGHT' check out: http://members.aol.com/CuznJamiMR/SaveForeverKnight.html ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 03:44:31 -0800 From: Eliot <ejdjd@i.......> Subject: Re: USA and Synication At 06:28 AM 1/27/96 -0800, you wrote: >As far as I know, USA is only showing FK at 1 am Thursday night/Fri >mornings now. I just got my TV Guide and it lists Forever Knight at 9:00 P.M., EST, on Tuesday, January 30th "A virus designed to combat HIV is fatal to vampires" (CC) 710837(the VCR Plus #) on USA (channel 17 on LI) Jackie Support your local Attorney...send your kid to Medical School. ejdjd@i....... ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 03:47:30 -0800 From: Eliot <ejdjd@i.......> Subject: Re: LaCroix is sexier. At 09:50 AM 1/27/96 -0500, Jamie wrote: A Valentine believes Uncle & Nat are the perfect couple (shuddering even as I post this) :) > >Nah. Their first argument, Nat would wipe up the floor with LaCroix. No >contest. Oh, how true, how true! But not *before* her lower lip trembles just a bit as she then squares her shoulders, straightens her spine and faces LC down with a withering bon mote ! Jackie Support your local Attorney...send your kid to Medical School. ejdjd@i....... ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 03:57:06 -0800 From: Eliot <ejdjd@i.......> Subject: Re: Who's sexier? (Another lofty topic) At 01:48 PM 1/27/96 -0500, you wrote: >At 09:56 AM 1/27/96 -0500, Jamie Melody Randell wrote: > >>How about a new faction dedicated to the concept of the triple-layer >>vampire sandwich? Crunchy topping... yummy filling... and oooh, that >>garnish! > >Names, Jamie, names. We need a name for that faction. Vampire sandwich >just doesn't do it for me. I don't know....Menage A LaCroix *does* have a certain sang froid about it! Jackie Support your local Attorney...send your kid to Medical School. ejdjd@i....... ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 15:23:27 +0200 From: Marina Bailey <tmar@f.......> Subject: Re: Who`s sexier? De Tammy Stephanie Davis wrote: Ts> I mean who knows, maybe a bare-chested Nick might not be that hot Ts> after all. You're kidding, right? Of course he would be! :) Ts> (But I would *love* the chance to find out!) Yeah, wouldn't we all. :) Isn't there a scene in a first season episode in which he doesn't have a shirt on? Okay, there was something draped in the way and you couldn't see *everything*, but still... I'm trying to think of the same of the episode. It's the one where some inspector's wife confesses to shooting someone in self defense. Nick had no shirt on in the flashback. The copy I have is a bit fuzzy, so I could be wrong, but I have watched that episode a lot, just in case... :) - Marina. \\"I need you in my blood, I ||====Marina Bailey===tmar@f.......======// //am forsaking all the rest."||====Knightie & Chief Flag Waver And====\\ \\ - Melissa Etheridge ||===========Defender of Richie==========// ... Why does Ziggy always come up with the useless information first? ___ Blue Wave/QWK v2.12 ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 08:41:33 -0500 From: "Phyllis A. Smith" <phsmith@i.......> Subject: Re: FK in DC Next Week Feb. 3 >Greetings Gentle (and not so gentle ;>) Listmembers, > According to the Washington Post's tv program, channel 50 will >show FK at 8pm next week (Feb. 3). Yes! Now, I'd be completely happy if >they'd stop showing those da*n lottery numbers and don't join FK >"already in progress". > I'm off to write *another* letter to 50 thanking them for the >change... > >Cousin Shirl <vuyx56a@p.......> > > I watched the FK ep last night and was extremely irked that the Washington viewing area lost the first six mintues of the show due to B ball overun. Ugh!! Alicia ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 05:53:24 -0800 From: LC Fenster <lucienlc@i.......> Subject: Re: USA and Synication You wrote: > >> >> As far as I know, USA is only showing FK at 1 am Thursday night/Fri >> mornings now. >> >This weeks TV Guide says that Tuesday night at 9:00pm USA will air Fever. Guess we'll all find out Tuesday nights, but indications are that it was moved from there. Laurie CF ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 06:00:44 -0800 From: LC Fenster <lucienlc@i.......> Subject: Re: SOS: Back to USA!!!!! Sandra wrote: >Um...but should we just be writing to USA? No. Everyone should be writing to Jon Feltheimer at TriStar, to Kay K at USA and to their local syndicated station. >Don't you think we should be trying to interest some other >investors in supporting the show in case USA doesn't want to invest >in it? That would be nice, but practically speaking, it's not really something most of us can do. What we SHOULD be doing, imo, is trying to ensure that the February sweeps achieve a better than "2" rating. Then the syndicators will get more $$ for their advertising, which means they can pay TriStar more for FK, which means TriStar doesn't need another investor. Frankly, from what I've been told, the financing deal for FK is so complex that adding another partner would be very difficult, if not impossible anyway. We stand a MUCH better chance if we can get those ratings UP. More on this later. Laurie Fenster ye olde SOS Campaign Coordinator now plotting Phase 2 >--Sandra Gray, forever Knightie >--tmp_harkins@d....... > ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 09:02:47 -0500 From: Donna <hozdmb@r.......> Subject: Re: Who's sexier? (Another lofty topic) At 06:26 AM 1/28/96 -0500, you wrote: >On Jan 28, 1996 02:27:23, 'Lorelei Feldman <4lorelei@u.......>' >wrote: >Has anyone noticed the striking similarity between Lorelei's sentence and >the phrase, "Snap, Crackle and Pop"? I love it. Snap, Crackle, and Pop has my vote. Can't you just see the signoff "Name, a Snap, Crackle, Pop" some of the list would definately be inclined to change their factions. Could really be interesting in the next war. Donna Burns hozdmb@r....... Diehard, FK, Highlander, ST, B5, X-Files, L&C, Sime/Gen, Pros, DS Save FOREVER KNIGHT!!Check out: http://members.aol.com/CuznJamiMR/SaveForeverKnight.html ------------------------------ Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 10:16:00 EST From: Maryann Jorgensen <majorge@i.......> Subject: Nick I Am -- the Nick Game OK, here is my first feable attempt. If someone has done these lines already I sorry;) Would you drink it on a boat? (oh say the Titanic maybe?) Would you drink it from Nat's throat? (in a dream sequence?) I would not drink it on a boat I would not drink it from Nat's throat. I do not drink the blood of man, I do not drink it. Nick I am. Maryann Jorgensen majorge@i....... *********************************************************************** "Stay out of the sun, keep away from sharp sticks. You'll live forever. That is supposed to be the deal." -- Nick to Nat Mulder to Scully: "Go ahead, I know you love to slap the latex on" ------------------------------ End of FORKNI-L Digest - 28 Jan 1996 - Special issue ****************************************************
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