Download Our Windows 7 Tips!

Grrr Argh Female Oakland, CA United States: Share

Blog Posts
Discussions
Events
Groups (14)
Photos
Photo Albums
Videos

Grrr Argh's Apps (1)

Grrr Argh's Friends

View All

Grrr Argh's Groups

Monty Python's Flying Ci…

102 members
80s Retro

92 members

Doctor Who

175 members
Star Trek

259 members

Iphone/ipod touch owners

271 members

View All

Grrr Argh's Page

Latest Activity

Gram replied to Grrr Argh's discussion 'What's your favorite "daily" tea?' in the group Tea Geeks

earl grey all the way, all day every day, its how i wake up, its how i go to bed, its what i drink when i am gaming.

August 26

Ferd replied to Grrr Argh's discussion 'What's your favorite "daily" tea?' in the group Tea Geeks

I used to drink only Twinings. (I even have a red Twinings phone booth CD holder at work.) Now I have a cuppa Red Rose or Tetley English blend in the morning, and a second in the afternoon. Sometimes have Twinings like Lady Grey in the afternoon. Ye…

August 16

Frank Dickinson replied to Grrr Argh's discussion 'What's your favorite "daily" tea?' in the group Tea Geeks

Two: Rooibos and Honeybush. I drink them both on a daily basis - early and often!

August 4

coffee replied to Grrr Argh's discussion 'What's your favorite "daily" tea?' in the group Tea Geeks

A Twinings blend of Chamomile, Raspberry / Cranberry & Elder flower ! :D

July 10

Profile Information

What kind of geek are you?

Sci-Fi, Comic Book, Forensics, Film & TV, Biology, Convention....

Why do you consider yourself a geek?

Because only other Geeks know what I'm talking about 1/2 of the time.

How did you find out about our Geek community?

Through an online pal.

What do you want to be when you grow up?

I wanted to be a forensic sculptor, but I'm too old. Now I'll settle for making enough money to keep me in media forever

Comment Wall (13 comments)

You need to be a member of Reviews, News, and How To Geeks to add comments!

Join this Ning Network

At 8:15pm on December 15, 2008, Young Werther said…: Dropping by to wish all friends a safe, peaceful and happy festive period. Hope you get great prezzies too :)

At 10:44am on November 27, 2008, TheRetroMetro said…: Consider it an artistic "niche". Seriously, many folks would probably prefer to see a full on 3D (more lifelike) over a one dimensional picture, eh?

Folks still use it for CGI (promos, prototypes, etc) don't they?

At 4:37am on November 27, 2008, Robootto said…: Hello : ) Nice pro!

If you like sci-fi.. Welcome to my Battlefield Earth group! check it out..

At 8:45pm on November 26, 2008, TheRetroMetro said…: There's an age limit for forensic sculpting?

At 7:23pm on November 16, 2008, Young Werther said…: Hey...when did you sneak in here?

At 6:17pm on November 15, 2008, cliffystones said…: Oh yea. I suppose that was Joss Whedon's production company even before Firefly. I had friend a bit younger than me back in the late 90's that was into Buffy.

I'm an old geezer that actually saw the first broadcast of the original Star trek back in September of 1966. I've been a fan ever since. But I will say that Whedon blew Trek away with Firefly. I'm a bigger Robert Heinlein fan than a Star Trek fan, and Firefly captured (in my belief) a lot of what Heinlein's stories portrayed. That is to say the people of the future are still "human" and fraught with the same imperfections (drinking, smoking cussing, womanizing, etc).

If you did like Firefly, I highly recommend "The Past Through Tomorrow", a collection of short stories and "The Moon is a Harsh Mistress" which Tim Minnear was trying to write a screenplay for a few years back.