Laserlight said: Beth, how about just let Tom (or someone else with a
similarly warped
sense of humor--ie not quite as warped as mine) pick for you? ;-)
[Tomb]
You know, I know Derek is of Queenslander stock, so the thing that would be
nearest and dearest to his heart is.... <drum roll>..... (after Beth and the
kids of course)..... SHEEP!
Of course, to make it sci-fi, it'd have to be armour plated,
cyber-enhanced, combat sheep. Bah-a-a-a-a-ad News!
> Tomb wrote:
> Laserlight said:
Nah. Sheep are much too small for combat duties. They'd stand no chance at
all against *real* troopers - the Battle Cattle :-)
G'day guys,
While I'm thankful you're generous to make these offers....
> Nah. Sheep are much too small for combat duties. They'd stand
This is exactly why you WILL NOT be buying something for Derek for me;)
> At 02:43 28/01/02 -0500, you wrote:
Gee... I glad you two drongos are keeping your mouths shut. Not that I'm
supposed to know anything about Beth's latest masterplan:)
Cheers
> >Laserlight said:
(Must not give in to temptation.... to late, will failing here goes)
They are of course not referred to as combat sheep they are Warsheeps the
larger ones being called Battlesheeps (occasionally Bah-a-tlesheeps) and
Cr-ewe-sers , the older ones called sheeps of the line and the smaller
ones
are ewe-scorts
Ducking and rolling after causing bed-lamb
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> Neil wrote:
and
> Cr-ewe-sers , the older ones called sheeps of the line and the smaller
Oddly enough, we're working on a range of Welsh models... under the title of
SpaceSheeps. The designer (not me for once) is in fact part Welsh himself, so
he can get away with it...
From: Neil rppl@pacificcoast.net
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> Ducking and rolling after causing bed-lamb
Thanks Neil, I was hoping to get the Narns out of my house so I could clean
the carpet. Two platoons enroute to you.
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