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John Cairns

Bob should name it Baby Bubbles in honor of his son!

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John Cairns

I still think BROWN STAIN is the best choice for
Swabbie.

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Bart Senior wrote:
I still think BROWN STAIN is the best choice for
Swabbie.

Very fitting. And efficient, too... he wouldn't even need to
put any letters on the boat to spell out the name.

DSK

he wouldn't even need to
put any letters on the boat to spell out the name.


Right, you could just send me a pic of your wife and I'd be all set!!!
Have you googled up the name of the real tech advisor of Pal's movies,
Doug? It's probably right on IMD, though you're probably afraid to
check if I was right.

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RB
35s5
NY

"Capt." Rob wrote:
Have you googled up the name of the real tech advisor of Pal's movies,
Doug? It's probably right on IMD, though you're probably afraid to
check if I was right.

I didn't need to check, of course you're wrong. But just for
a reference:

http://www.nitrosyncretic.com/rah/rahfaq.html#0410

** * ** begin quote ** * **
4.10 - What films have been made from Heinlein's works?

The number of films and television works made from
Heinlein's stories is slowly growing. However, the quality
seems to be devolving. The complete list is as follows:

* "Destination Moon" (1950)
This George Pal-produced classic, directed by Irving
Pichel, was one of the very first realistic space movies,
which is fitting, since Heinlein was the technical advisor
and the great Chesley Bonestell was the scenic artist.
Semi-documentary in style, it has a hokey moment or two but
overall still stands as a landmark of science fiction
filmmaking.
** * ** end quote ** * **

So, when are you selling that autographed edition, Bubbles?

DSK

The number of films and television works made from
Heinlein's stories is slowly growing. However, the quality
seems to be devolving. The complete list is as follows:


Yes, Doug...everyone knows who has the credit, but Pal later gave
credit to Bonestell who was a space science study and amateur
astronomer. He was the true tech advisor. Look at his credits and this
bio...

http://www.bonestellgallery.com/biography.html

RAH was tech advisor in name only. Of course it made sense to use RAH's
rising fame as much as possible at the time.
Oh and I never said my edition of Destination Moon was autographed. I
only bought it last year. I do have some hardcovers autographed from
when RAH was at local conventions...those I will never sell.
You don't know a damn thing about RAH because you didn't study those he
worked with...like George Pal. How much involvement do you think he
"really" had in film projects based on his work? And if you know so
much about him, what TV show or movie was sued for stealing his
work...and he lost the suit. You won't find it on the web, so you're
either full of crap or you know.
Tell us, Doug! Prove you're not full of crap!

RB
35s5
NY