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Good things about freezing cold weather:

  1. Burn more calories being outside
  2. Kills bugs
  3. Gives lots of northern tourist dollars to Gulf Coast businesses
  4. Cross country skiing
  5. Kills germs, so less flu
  6. No lightning storms
  7. Cozy evenings spent in front of the fireplace reading a good book
  8. You don’t have snow falling when it gets really cold
  9. I don’t have to sweat
  10. Less confusing than freezing hot weather
  11. The Iditarod Sled Dog Race!
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Good things about freezing cold weather:

  1. Burn more calories being outside
  2. Kills bugs
  3. Gives lots of northern tourist dollars to Gulf Coast businesses
  4. Cross country skiing
  5. Kills germs, so less flu
  6. No lightning storms
  7. Cozy evenings spent in front of the fireplace reading a good book
  8. You don’t have snow falling when it gets really cold
  9. I don’t have to sweat
  10. Less confusing than freezing hot weather
  11. The Iditarod Sled Dog Race!
  12. Kitty snuggles.
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Good things about freezing cold weather:

  1. Burn more calories being outside
  2. Kills bugs
  3. Gives lots of northern tourist dollars to Gulf Coast businesses
  4. Cross country skiing
  5. Kills germs, so less flu
  6. No lightning storms
  7. Cozy evenings spent in front of the fireplace reading a good book
  8. You don’t have snow falling when it gets really cold
  9. I don’t have to sweat
  10. Less confusing than freezing hot weather
  11. The Iditarod Sled Dog Race!
  12. Kitty snuggles
  13. Downhill skiing and snowboarding, very different from x-country skiing above!

Pass

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Prof. Pepperwinkle, I almost posted this, nice to see someone else who likes it

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Fictional starships, a brief description - and source

  1. Ark, a derelict seedship of the Ecological Engineering Corps - “Tuf Voyaging” by George R.R. Martin
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Fictional starships, a brief description - and source

  1. Ark, a derelict seedship of the Ecological Engineering Corps - “Tuf Voyaging” by George R.R. Martin
  2. Eagle, space shuttle, Space: 1999
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Fictional starships, a brief description - and source

  1. Ark, a derelict seedship of the Ecological Engineering Corps - “Tuf Voyaging” by George R.R. Martin
  2. Eagle, space shuttle, Space: 1999
  3. Serenity, a Firefly-class cargo vessel, Firefly
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Fictional starships, a brief description - and source

  1. Ark, a derelict seedship of the Ecological Engineering Corps - “Tuf Voyaging” by George R.R. Martin
  2. Eagle, space shuttle, Space: 1999
  3. Serenity, a Firefly-class cargo vessel, Firefly
  4. Galileo, a shuttlecraft used by the Enterprise, TOS
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starships, a brief description - and source

  1. Ark, a derelict seedship of the Ecological Engineering Corps - “Tuf Voyaging” by George R.R. Martin
  2. Eagle, space shuttle, Space: 1999
  3. Serenity, a Firefly-class cargo vessel, Firefly
  4. Galileo, a shuttlecraft used by the Enterprise, TOS
  5. Nostromo, a commercial M-Class starfreighter hauling ore, Alien
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Fictional starships, a brief description - and source

  1. Ark, a derelict seedship of the Ecological Engineering Corps - “Tuf Voyaging” by George R.R. Martin
  2. Eagle, space shuttle, Space: 1999
  3. Serenity, a Firefly-class cargo vessel, Firefly
  4. Galileo, a shuttlecraft used by the Enterprise, TOS
  5. Nostromo, a commercial M-Class starfreighter hauling ore, Alien
  6. Millennium Falcon, modified YT-1300 Corellian light freighter - Star Wars
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Fictional starships, a brief description - and source

  1. Ark, a derelict seedship of the Ecological Engineering Corps - “Tuf Voyaging” by George R.R. Martin
  2. Eagle, space shuttle, Space: 1999
  3. Serenity, a Firefly-class cargo vessel, Firefly
  4. Galileo, a shuttlecraft used by the Enterprise, TOS
  5. Nostromo, a commercial M-Class starfreighter hauling ore, Alien
  6. Millennium Falcon, modified YT-1300 Corellian light freighter - Star Wars
  7. The Milano, original space ship of Peter Quill and used by the Guardians of the Galaxy
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Fictional starships, a brief description - and source

  1. Ark, a derelict seedship of the Ecological Engineering Corps - “Tuf Voyaging” by George R.R. Martin
  2. Eagle, space shuttle, Space: 1999
  3. Serenity, a Firefly-class cargo vessel, Firefly
  4. Galileo, a shuttlecraft used by the Enterprise, TOS
  5. Nostromo, a commercial M-Class starfreighter hauling ore, Alien
  6. Millennium Falcon, modified YT-1300 Corellian light freighter - Star Wars
  7. The Milano, original space ship of Peter Quill and used by the Guardians of the Galaxy
  8. NSEA Protector, a pretend ship for entertainment - Galaxy Quest
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Fictional starships, a brief description - and source

  1. Ark, a derelict seedship of the Ecological Engineering Corps - “Tuf Voyaging” by George R.R. Martin
  2. Eagle, space shuttle, Space: 1999
  3. Serenity, a Firefly-class cargo vessel, Firefly
  4. Galileo, a shuttlecraft used by the Enterprise, TOS
  5. Nostromo, a commercial M-Class starfreighter hauling ore, Alien
  6. Millennium Falcon, modified YT-1300 Corellian light freighter - Star Wars
  7. The Milano, original space ship of Peter Quill and used by the Guardians of the Galaxy
  8. United Galaxy Sanitation Patrol Cruiser, an intergalactic garbage scow - Quark
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Fictional starships, a brief description - and source

  1. Ark, a derelict seedship of the Ecological Engineering Corps - “Tuf Voyaging” by George R.R. Martin
  2. Eagle, space shuttle, Space: 1999
  3. Serenity, a Firefly-class cargo vessel, Firefly
  4. Galileo, a shuttlecraft used by the Enterprise, TOS
  5. Nostromo, a commercial M-Class starfreighter hauling ore, Alien
  6. Millennium Falcon, modified YT-1300 Corellian light freighter - Star Wars
  7. The Milano, original space ship of Peter Quill and used by the Guardians of the Galaxy
  8. United Galaxy Sanitation Patrol Cruiser, an intergalactic garbage scow - Quark
  9. Helva, a/k/a XH-834, with the X changing to the first initial of her partner’s name, which varied from story to story, the cyborg starship in The Ship Who Sang by Anne McCaffrey
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Fictional starships, a brief description - and source

  1. Ark, a derelict seedship of the Ecological Engineering Corps - “Tuf Voyaging” by George R.R. Martin
  2. Eagle, space shuttle, Space: 1999
  3. Serenity, a Firefly-class cargo vessel, Firefly
  4. Galileo, a shuttlecraft used by the Enterprise, TOS
  5. Nostromo, a commercial M-Class starfreighter hauling ore, Alien
  6. Millennium Falcon, modified YT-1300 Corellian light freighter - Star Wars
  7. The Milano, original space ship of Peter Quill and used by the Guardians of the Galaxy
  8. United Galaxy Sanitation Patrol Cruiser, an intergalactic garbage scow - Quark
  9. Helva, a/k/a XH-834, with the X changing to the first initial of her partner’s name, which varied from story to story, the cyborg starship in The Ship Who Sang by Anne McCaffrey
  10. The Starship Heart of Gold with the Infinite Improbability Drive from "The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
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#2 replaced. The Space: 1999 Eagles weren’t starships - they were sublight spacecraft.

Fictional starships, a brief description - and source

  1. Ark, a derelict seedship of the Ecological Engineering Corps - Tuf Voyaging by George R.R. Martin
  2. USS Enterprise, NCC-1701 - Star Trek: The Original Series
  3. Serenity, a Firefly-class cargo vessel, Firefly
  4. Galileo, a shuttlecraft used by the Enterprise, TOS
  5. USCSS Nostromo, a commercial M-Class starfreighter hauling ore, Alien
  6. Millennium Falcon, modified YT-1300 Corellian light freighter - Star Wars
  7. The Milano, original space ship of Peter Quill and used by the Guardians of the Galaxy
  8. United Galaxy Sanitation Patrol Cruiser, an intergalactic garbage scow - Quark
  9. Helva, a/k/a XH-834, with the X changing to the first initial of her partner’s name, which varied from story to story, the cyborg starship in The Ship Who Sang by Anne McCaffrey
  10. The Starship Heart of Gold with the Infinite Improbability Drive from "The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
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Fictional starships, a brief description - and source

  1. Ark, a derelict seedship of the Ecological Engineering Corps - “Tuf Voyaging” by George R.R. Martin
  2. Eagle, space shuttle, Space: 1999
  3. Serenity, a Firefly-class cargo vessel, Firefly
  4. Galileo, a shuttlecraft used by the Enterprise, TOS
  5. Nostromo, a commercial M-Class starfreighter hauling ore, Alien
  6. Millennium Falcon, modified YT-1300 Corellian light freighter - Star Wars
  7. The Milano, original space ship of Peter Quill and used by the Guardians of the Galaxy
  8. NSEA Protector, a pretend ship for entertainment - Galaxy Quest
  9. United Galaxy Sanitation Patrol Cruiser, an intergalactic garbage scow - Quark
  10. Helva, a/k/a XH-834, with the X changing to the first initial of her partner’s name, which varied from story to story, the cyborg starship in The Ship Who Sang by Anne McCaffrey
  11. The Starship Heart of Gold with the Infinite Improbability Drive from "The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy

Restoring the original order.

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Fictional starships, a brief description - and source

  1. Ark, a derelict seedship of the Ecological Engineering Corps - “Tuf Voyaging” by George R.R. Martin
  2. Eagle, space shuttle, Space: 1999
  3. Serenity, a Firefly-class cargo vessel, Firefly
  4. Galileo, a shuttlecraft used by the Enterprise, TOS
  5. Nostromo, a commercial M-Class starfreighter hauling ore, Alien
  6. Millennium Falcon, modified YT-1300 Corellian light freighter - Star Wars
  7. The Milano, original space ship of Peter Quill and used by the Guardians of the Galaxy
  8. NSEA Protector, a pretend ship for entertainment - Galaxy Quest
  9. United Galaxy Sanitation Patrol Cruiser, an intergalactic garbage scow - Quark
  10. Helva, a/k/a XH-834, with the X changing to the first initial of her partner’s name, which varied from story to story, the cyborg starship in The Ship Who Sang by Anne McCaffrey
  11. The Starship Heart of Gold with the Infinite Improbability Drive from "The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
  12. Eagle 5, Spaceballs
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Fictional starships, a brief description - and source

  1. Ark, a derelict seedship of the Ecological Engineering Corps - “Tuf Voyaging” by George R.R. Martin
  2. Eagle, space shuttle, Space: 1999
  3. Serenity, a Firefly-class cargo vessel, Firefly
  4. Galileo, a shuttlecraft used by the Enterprise, TOS
  5. Nostromo, a commercial M-Class starfreighter hauling ore, Alien
  6. Millennium Falcon, modified YT-1300 Corellian light freighter - Star Wars
  7. The Milano, original space ship of Peter Quill and used by the Guardians of the Galaxy
  8. NSEA Protector, a pretend ship for entertainment - Galaxy Quest
  9. United Galaxy Sanitation Patrol Cruiser, an intergalactic garbage scow - Quark
  10. Helva, a/k/a XH-834, with the X changing to the first initial of her partner’s name, which varied from story to story, the cyborg starship in The Ship Who Sang by Anne McCaffrey
  11. The Starship Heart of Gold with the Infinite Improbability Drive from "The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
  12. Eagle 5, Spaceballs
  13. United States Spacecraft Discovery One, a nuclear-powered interplanetary spaceship, crewed by two men and controlled by the AI onboard computer HAL 9000- “2001: A Space Odyssey”
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Schools for magicians and wizards.

  1. School of Roke- “A Wizard of Earthsea”, UK LeGuin