Charles C. Albritton III

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  • in reply to: Happy New Year! #2394

    Backatcha, Zack!

    I guess we can take it as read, that the Future (2012) is Fantastic down there :laugh:

    Tex
    (still stuck in the distant past, Journey to Where-style, in 2011)

    in reply to: Happy Holidays!!! #2390

    Attention all sections Powys…

    [img]http://i943.photobucket.com/albums/ad277/strakerswig/Eagle%20Forum%20pics/Space1999_XMAS.jpg[/img]

    And remember to ask Santa to bring you new Space:1999 books in 2012!

    Tex
    (now go have some of Tony’s home-brewed “egg nog”)

    in reply to: Happy Holidays!!! #2386

    Figure it’s time to put this up, it being the season and all…

    [video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWOnDfRggiE[/video]

    Merry Christmas, fellow Alphans!

    Tex
    (and dittos to what Slindvall said!)

    in reply to: Year I Omnibus #2362

    Relax, Boss. This is something [i]definitely[/i] worth the wait. B)

    Tex
    (and when it gets here, my epic chronological read-through of the Powysverse begins) πŸ™‚ πŸ˜† :laugh: :woohoo: :side: :silly:

    Nertz. I seem to be suffering from a slight case of Zack’s Syndrome.

    in reply to: New Stories #2327

    [b]Zack wrote:[/b]
    [quote]
    There are several things that make fan-fiction unreadable for me and these are the things that I will spend a little time on.
    – Mary Sue syndrome.
    – Unicorns.
    – Girly frock syndrome.
    Unfortunately I seem to keep encountering these things. I have half read a lot of fan-fiction stories and I’m beginning to understand why Matteo and co don’t want any unsolicited material from any one.[/quote]

    Hear, hear! Well spoken, Bruce!

    Zack’s examples are a sample of why I gave up on reading fan fic.

    Tex
    (I’ll stick with Powys, thankee)

    in reply to: SPACE: 1999 highlighted in iconic 1970’s Image #2305

    [b]Steve F wrote:[/b]
    [quote]Nice to see Maya, Koenig & an Eagle taking up a lot of space on this montage… alongsider Buck Rogers & characters as diverse as Dirk Benedict’s definative portrayal of Starbuck, [b]Mork from Orson[/b], The Man from Atlantis, Lynda Carter’s Wonder Woman as well as K9, the Fourth Doctor, a Dalek & a Robot of Death from 1970’s Doctor Who!
    [/quote]

    SHAZBOT!

    It’s Mork from [b]Ork[/b]. Orson was the long-suffering superior he’d report to at the end of the episodes.

    Don’t be a Bleem!

    Tex
    (Na-Nu Na-Nu)

    in reply to: The Whispering Sea UPDATE #2290

    [b]mateo wrote:[/b]
    [quote]Any credit should go to the authors (Bill, John, etc.) and to Ken for his amazing art. Not to me.[/quote]

    Bubba, any endeavor like this is a team effort, and yer the head guy on the team. So you get to wave to the crowd as well.

    Tex
    (just no back flips or handstands, yah?)

    in reply to: New Holiday Stuff–BRELL STARS! #2281

    BEHOLD the POWER of PAT!

    Tex
    (does this mean I gotta buy a tree ta hang the Brell Stars from?)

    in reply to: Johnny Byrne’s Children of the Gods #2275

    [b]Zack wrote:[/b]
    [quote]It’s like alpha is crossing a void where nothing is happening that is newsworthy, or their transmissions are being blocked by some evil alien or other. :-([/quote]

    Even if intermittent, at least we’ve been getting transmissions of [i]some[/i] kind from Alpha.

    Tex
    (who remembers The Long Dark from 77 to 99–which was ended by a Johnny Byrne script)

    in reply to: Johnny Byrne’s Children of the Gods #2255

    [quote]But if Children of the Gods was a story about a face-hugging alien that deposited something down your throat that eventually burst through your chest and it was loose on Moonbase Alpha, [b]that’s a story best left untold – because it’s already been told (just not on Moonbase Alpha).[/b][/quote]

    Yes, it was told by A. E. van Vogt, and was set on board the [i]Space Beagle[/i].

    >Originality, paging Mr. O’Bannon.< Relax, Mr.L. We all know that Johnny Byrne's works are in good hands. Tex (though it would be cool if you could put his original story idea in the back as an appendix)

    in reply to: BREAKAWAY DAY 2011 #2233

    I’m gonna put on some Barry Gray and [i]finally[/i] organize my Gerry Anderson Library (a large portion of which is of the Alphan variety.)

    Then I’ll watch [b]Breakaway[/b] again for the umpteenth time.

    Tex
    (gonna need a bigger bookcase)

    in reply to: Millennium Apocalypse #2214

    [b]Zack wrote:[/b]
    [quote]If you keep this up how will you have time to get our books out… πŸ˜› [/quote]

    Well, Mateo does have TWO hands, ya know?

    Tex
    (one for casual, one for best?)

    in reply to: Keith Wilson #2208

    “He has left us, not indeed his mantle of inspiration, but a name and an example…”

    [video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KpIQMWzmnA[/video]

    [video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onZ2ySMXON0[/video]

    “Thus it is that the spirits of the great and the wise continue to live and to act after them…”

    –Robert Southey, [b]The Life of Nelson[/b]

    Tex
    (grateful for the life and the works of Mr. Wilson)

    in reply to: TKU Sampler 2011 CD coming out THIS WEEK! #2141

    So make sure there’s a link on the main page so we can order the sucker!

    Tex
    (>bounces up and down in Animal fashion< Music! WANT MUSIC!!!)

    in reply to: Powysverse Compendium Update #2114

    There’s another way y’all could go with this.

    Everyone here remembers the Moonbase Alpha Technical Manual, yah? (Hands up–who else cut out the coupon in back to send in for “future updates”?)

    The PVC could be issued in a similar format, as three-hole-punched pages in a binder, allowing for update pages to be added at a later date.

    It could come either in it’s own binder, or as a massive stack of pages so we can choose our own binders. The monstrously creative out there could even come up with cover designs to drop into the outer plastic covers certain binders come with.

    This will eliminate the need to purchase a whole other book, with duplicate material, every time updated info is in need of issuance.

    Either that, or you offer the book in both hardcover and softcover formats. The miracle of print-on-demand has made such an option possible.

    Tex
    (still waiting to hear back from Starlog)

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