Re: ID4
Odie wrote: > > Steven Wolfe wrote: > > > ID4 (I never understood how that stands for Independence Day)I think "ID" stands for Independence Day and the "4" is because it's on > the fourth. > > I wonder what it'd be called if they did a sequel. > > ID42? ID4 2? ID4 TWO? > > Hmmmm. That screwed up, what I meant was: Steven Wolfe wrote: >ID4 (I never understood how that stands for Independence Day) I think "ID" stands for Independence Day and the "4" is because it's on the fourth. I wonder what it'd be called if they did a sequel. ID42? ID4 2? ID4 TWO? Hmmmm. There. :-) -- (o) (o) Odie \ / | ' | "Just smile, nod, and back away." " " "Ignorance is bliss." "Anything that happens, happens."
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