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In response to "Crash, I don't know that D9's story was better than Trek's either." by Will Hunting

Before seeing D9, I had no idea that dickholes act like dickholes. That movie taught me a lot. -- nm

Posted by TFox Feb 12 '10, 10:34

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given the history of South Africa, i think it ran a lil bit deeper than that -- nm - poochinski Feb 12, 10:35 9
- Another thing I learned: apartheid happened. See what I mean? It was like a textbook with aliens in it. -- nm - TFox Feb 12, 10:36 8
  - Wouldn't america be better off if all the textbooks had aliens in them to keep it interesting? - Beryllium Feb 12, 10:38
  - it's one thing to know it happened, it's quite another to be willing to explore the very real implications of it. -- nm - znufrii Feb 12, 10:38 6
    - Because when I think "very real", I think "aliens with valuable weapons tech hiding in a slum". -- nm - TFox Feb 12, 10:40 3
      - The aliens that survived were the lower caste, and they were pretty dumb and subjugated. - Beryllium Feb 12, 10:42
      - you should probably just give up sci-fi now if that's your standard -- nm - poochinski Feb 12, 10:41 1
        
        I quite enjoyed District 9. Fourth best sci-fi movie of the year! -- nm - TFox Feb 12, 10:41
    - I guess I didn't feel they handled the implications as well as others seem to think they did. - Will Hunting Feb 12, 10:39 1
      - that's a fair criticism. - znufrii Feb 12, 10:42

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