Preorder your copy of Shatnerball Movie!

[MagDog68]

I scoped this out on WilliamShatner.com (http://www.williamshatner.com/news-events/paintball-signup3.asp).

There is bound to be some AO footage in this film.

~Fred

[shartley]

Isn't this the THIRD thread about this? :rolleyes:

[MagDog68]

Sorry I didn't spend the WHOLE day making sure I wasn't redundant. I do have a life outside this board.

~Fred

[shartley]

lol No problem. And I actually have a life outside AO as well.... ;)

[spazzed]

Don't kid yourself Sam :D

[AssassN]

Originally posted by shartley
And I actually have a life outside AO as well.... ;)

There is no need to lie shartly, you can trust all with your secrets.

[shartley]

:p

[davidb]

Out.....Side??? :confused::confused::confused:

[shartley]

Originally posted by davidb
Out.....Side??? :confused::confused::confused:
Outside…. The opposite of inside.

To use it in conjunction with AO, it would mean that AO is the object to be IN or OUT of… much like a home or community(which many of us feel it is). It would be used similar to:

I do have interests outside my home / office / school / home town / etc.

However you could also use “aside” as well.

I have interests aside from AO.
But this would mean more like “in addition to” or “other than”.

Both work in this case. I used outside because it was the original used… but it is still correct. ;)

[vf-xx]

lol shartly. he got you good. (assuming that he wasn't serious)

rotfl.:D ;)

[shartley]

?

[vf-xx]

Just proving that you're always here. Just like me.

Anyway back on topic. Cool. Need to buy that when it comes out.

I"m too lazy to follow the link (doing thermo homework) Whats the price?

[1stdeadeye]

There is no price or release date yet. Just pre-registering for when it does become available.

[davidb]

Originally posted by shartley

Outside…. The opposite of inside.

To use it in conjunction with AO, it would mean that AO is the object to be IN or OUT of… much like a home or community(which many of us feel it is). It would be used similar to:

I do have interests outside my home / office / school / home town / etc.

However you could also use “aside” as well.

I have interests aside from AO.
But this would mean more like “in addition to” or “other than”.

Both work in this case. I used outside because it was the original used… but it is still correct. ;)

LOL yes, SHartley, I know what outside means, and I wasn't questioning your usage of it. I posted that because, despite my low post count, I visit this site more or less every day and read most of the threads.
I know better than to get into an argument with you. :D;)

[Mango]

Awsome thanks for the heads up MagDog! :)