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It is - it's a guy from "Flight of the Conchords" playing the part for a movie.

http://www.conchords.net/2008/07/27/first-look-jemaine-as-ronald-chevalier

(Hopefully that doesn't count ...

so..... not a potato...... Very Happy

good work with that...... Is that a potato?

you're imagining your ankles as snakes trying to get at your precious seed right now arn't you Very Happy

you could do an episode on the aclamed Sci Fi Author Dr. Ronald Chevalier

http://ronaldchevalier.com/ Very Happy

ok I'm sure people have talked about the sub genres of Sci Fi but what about these genres that sci fi is a sub genre of. what ar the advantages or disadvantages of sci fi in these sorts of settings

well if we're going to talk about VR then the sqids in Strange days should count too. a VR system that records and plays back physical sensations.

http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5jFsV0w110CrOCwmkX-T-v-cpzB8w

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so you alter the design of the gun.

Something like a hand-held railgun or a coilgun would make sense to me in the setting, even if they don't seem feasable to us now. Guns powered by exploding gun ...

whyfor do you assume that the gunpowder they use is the same as the gun powder we use? because the gunpowder we use today isn't the same as the gun powder we used a few hundred years ago.

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saddly my frame of referance is lacking here.... some British Kiddie show?

as mearly a reader of Sci-Fi I'd like to give a nod to the TV show [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prisoners_of_Gravity]Prisoners of Gravity

Techno Babble is like spice in a meal. Not enoughand you may as well not add it in the first place... To much and it overwhelms the palette.... but just the right ammount of peppering and it makes the ...

I would also say that when it comes to Sci Fi and Fantasy that you have to know what the rules of your world are so you can stick to them.

Lord of the Rings, for example, has books and books of do ...

Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
Arthur C. Clarke, "Profiles of The Future", 1961

Which just muddles the whole question I'm sure