Victoria King
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okay that post kind of scares me!lol!
but i have faith in jj and the writers! no worries!
but i have faith in jj and the writers! no worries!
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AliasALIAS
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I'm sure Will wouldn't have that great of an effect on the show. Plus, they could always revert him to a Francie-like no-plot character for at least a few episodes (no offense to Francie. I loved her character so much).Alias said:
Victoria King
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LOL! that would definatly be a different show!alisydas said:
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verdantheart
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Yes (and it would be difficult to have them be different!), Jack writes and shoots left-handed, which was really handy for shooting out the window while driving!AliasALIAS said:
Also, it seems to me most of the other birthdays and birthplaces were the same (Sloane share's Ron Rifkin's interesting Halloween birthday, though the years are different), including Jennifer Garner's, which isn't too unlikely if Jack were stationed at Langley at the time.
Actually, I think they like to incorporate some aspects of the actors' own lives into those of the characters--such as Michael Vartan's love of hockey. It gives the actors some added synergy with the characters that they play. (Although, it's kind of hard to see what Jack might have in common with Mr Garber . . . perhaps love of family?)
SD6Agent24
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i'm sure JJ will have something figured out. plus, i think he's just like that. That's what makes the show so good.
ALIAS_RULES
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Actually Quebec wanted to become their own soverign nation.
But they still voted it down just like they voted down the separtist gov't recently. Its cool though how Americans and Canadians are really close though.
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verdantheart
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That was the main movement, but there was a smaller movement that wanted to petition the US to become a state as well (it was reported in USA Today, I think). It was probably not very serious. It was pretting interesting, though.ALIAS_RULES said:Actually Quebec wanted to become their own soverign nation.
Hmm... I heard about the whole soverign nation thing, but not about the petition. Given that I'm Canadian, and live so close to Quebec, I think I would've heard about that. I guess it is possible though.
The funny thing about the whole soverign nation thing, was the actual content of the petition. Quebec wanted to separate from Canada, but still use Canadian money, benifit from Canada's international trade relations and many other privlages reserved for in-nation provinces. I just find that kinda silly!
I guess it is possible though. The funny thing about the whole soverign nation thing, was the actual content of the petition. Quebec wanted to separate from Canada, but still use Canadian money, benifit from Canada's international trade relations and many other privlages reserved for in-nation provinces.
I just find that kinda silly!
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verdantheart
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After about a ton o' searching I found a link to this web site. And while the web site is apparently produced by the Expansionist Party of the US (hee hee!), the proposal was supposedly presented by a Parti 51, Montreal (hm, anything like Area 51?). Enjoy. (Nuthin' like splittin' up a country to make 'em feel neighborly-like . . .)girlscout said:Hmm... I heard about the whole soverign nation thing, but not about the petition. Given that I'm Canadian, and live so close to Quebec, I think I would've heard about that.
ALIAS_RULES
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lol, that's really funny. In 1996, the Separtists in Quebec wanted to separate becuase there were too many English speaking people in Canada and they were scared of losing language rights. I don't know how moving to a huge English speaking country would help though.