Re: RE: Re The BORG view of sexuality

[Ysobelle at aol_com]

Okay, okay, I was actually thinking about this while running errands 
yesterday.


My thought is that since humans are "batteries," there's just enough 
current running through that goop to positively affect the human's 
muscles. It's in the machines' best interests to keep the humans healthy 
as long as possible, since a larger human exudes more energy and starting 
over from scratch has to be a bit of a losing equation. Also, I believe 
the more muscles you have, the more energy you can produce, since muscle 
burns more calories than fat, even at rest.


Wow. What a strange stew of ideas.


And I adored Much Ado, but I thought Keanu was a bit...well, he tried. 
Usually, I like him. Honest. I think. But when he opened his mouth for 
the first time in _Bram Stoker's Dracula_, with that dreadful faux 
English accent, I leaned over to my friend and whispered, "Houston, we 
have a problem."

I've had to use an English accent every weekend at faire for over ten 
years. It's not that hard. After a while, it becomes completely 
automatic. Then again, I'm a snob.








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