WHOMP! There it is.

[elfs]

Caprice Starr just found her place in the universe of ideas.

I was listening to the audiobook edition of Silence of the Lambs the other day. I think I know what her evil twin sister's name is going to be, as well.

[I would explain the subject line, but it would seem that PumaPaw Productions has gone off-line. Very sad. It comes down to this: if you're a furry, you probably have that print somewhere.]

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[woggie.livejournal.com]

Reading about in what ways the Star Trek universe is shortsighted was interesting, but I sure didn't see anything about someone named Caprice Starr.

Retry? :)

That article...

[mikstera.livejournal.com]

reminded me of a different Caprice (http://www.project-apollo.net/mos/index.html). She's the one on the left.

Re: That article...

[elfs.livejournal.com]

Yes, I'm familiar with that Caprice. It's especially amusing that both of them are from Mars.

[areitu.livejournal.com]

In a documentary narrated by William Shatner about the technology of Star Trek, he implied (fairly heavily) that the reptitive "technology saves the day" storylines made people lose interest in the series.

As far as I can tell, the SciFi genre seems to be moving away from a bright and almost-sterile view of the future, like Star Trek, to focus on storylines, such as Babylon5, or be presented in a way that most people can relate to, like Serenity and the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica.

Despite being a furry, I don't think I have the WHOMP! print anywhere. I can probably find somebody who does, though. :)

[antonia-tiger.livejournal.com]

Som Ken Sample macro art is here ()

I don't recognise any of the pictures there, but it'll give folks the general idea.

[elfs.livejournal.com]

You misspelled href (hwref), and the link doesn't work.