Very helpful site for those pesky "antivirus" viruses.
They might say, "Seattle", "U-district", "Bellevue", "Northgate", "Greenlake"....
With so many smaller neighborhood names...what would be "the city" people are referring to?
I've lived in the San Diego area, and I live in the Seattle area now. Got news for ya: NO ONE says "I'm going into the city today". They say "downtown", or the neighborhood/district they are going to.
SF is unusual in that aspect. Even Eddie Izzard commented on it.
I'm with you on that drinking thing.
I wouldn't put it past them, to be honest. But...ugh.
12-tribe humans created the mechanical cylons, but the survivors from 2000-year-old-earth (who are humanoid cylons, and are presumably the 12 Lords of Kobal) inserted a virus causing all 12-tribe-mechanical-cylons to turn against their masters. The humanoid cylons watched from a distance as the war went on. There, solved.
Seriously? That would be an acceptable story solution? Generations of 13th colony cylons were just waiting for an opportunity to get revenge on the human colonists for 2000 years, and decided to strike with a virus in the toasters. Then they decided to reveal themselves by nuking all the colonies 40 years later.
I guess some of us are hoping for different things. But yes, it's been pretty obvious they've been doing things for the sole reason of them "being cool" for far too long, and their crazy quilt is unraveling. I don't expect some of my questions to be answered either. Because I don't think the "writers" are able to.
--That the 5 have been living amongst the humans for some time now, will Colonel Tigh being around for quit a long time. How did they get there? How did they get by in the colonial "system", as it were? Why did they suddenly get activated? Surely someone in the cyclons know.
--On the point of the 5, somehow the cylons don't even know who they are for most of the series, don't even know the final 5 are in the fleet, but somehow through all the nuking the cylons did, all the shooting and destruction--somehow, the 5 are still alive? Riiiight.
--That the humans created the Cylons as machines, had a big fight with them, the Cylons left for 40 years (?), came back with human looking versions, of which there are supposedly 12 models (only 7 are duplicated?). But now, the 13th colony ---2,000 years ago---was actually all human-looking cylons. Wait, what? That doesn't provide an explanation of how they could be living with humans at all.
These are a few of the problems I have with their plausibility. It just doesn't make any sense.
This isn't a communist agenda. This is an attempt to slow down the widening of the gap between the Haves and the Have-nots (or, if you prefer, the Uber-rich, and the middle class).
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