My friend Amanda had never seen a whole Star Wars film. When I asked her if she wanted to watch the original trilogy she said that she would, but that she already knew what happens. So I took out my voice recorder and asked her to start from the top.I then created some very basic animation in Final Cut to go along with her narration. www.fishrockit.com

Jesus Christ, Rob Liefield is terrible.

An interesting story involving a miraculous voice, a time-travel-enabled clock, and Quantum-Leap-style crime solving? Sign me up for more original S-E IPs, please.

Without us on the Earth, what traces of us would linger? What would disappear?

What would lolcats show if they had a TV channel? Star Trek. Duh. "We Has Tribbles, and Also Troubles."

Leonard Richardson's scripts rescramble the Eye of Argon every five minutes, to make a completely NEW piece of ... scifi literature. Read it! Ponder it! Have your head explode from it!

"The Eye of Argon" was published in 1970 in the journal of the Ozark SF Society, issue 10. Photocopies - invariably with the last page missing - circulated for decades, and it became a regular sf convention challenge to read Jim Theis's mangled prose wit

"can u put a knob on my breather apperatis so i can turn down the volume when im in the library or sneakin up on maintenence droids? why did u put a speaker on this thing in the first place lol"

Be sure not to miss the bit on what would happen if you blow up a planet.

"If I were a deep one/blub blub blub blub blub blub blub blub blub"