Remember: "Any paradox can be paradoctored."

The refrigerator designs then made more sense, considering insulation efficiency. The cooling motor and vents were at the top of the unit, allowing the heat to escape more easily than from the back. It wasn't until more efficient insulation came along that you started to see appliances more like modern day ones.

Like I said, it's definitely a polarizing drink ... either you love it or it drives you crazy. :)

There's only one place semi-near where I live that carries it on occasion. It's actually in glass bottles, which is nice.

Hey, I actually like Moxie! :) What part of Maine are you in? I lived in several places before moving to Pennsylvania. Norway, Gray, Castine, Monmouth, Winthrop...

Growing up in Maine, I drank a lot of Moxie. Definitely an acquired taste; people either hate it or love it, no real middle ground. If I recall correctly, Moxie is older than Coke or Pepsi.

Then again, it could be Luke and Wedge shootin' up Womprats in Beggar's Canyon.

Couple that with a full-on Project Orion test. Talk about awesome.

Nice article. I'm currently in the middle of transferring my DVD set of the series to my iMac so I can watch them on my iPad. Love the show, the premise, the actors & above all, the intricate storyline. JMS created a wonderful thing with B5 and I'm very glad I'm able to still watch it 20(!!!) years after its inception.

ZOMG. They interviewed a fallible human being.

Love this movie. I'm always fascinated to see the incredible amount of work that goes into all of the special effects... That's one of the main things I look forward to when a movie gets released for sale - all the extra goodies that get included. :)

Hear, hear.

Holy Sheet.

Oh, proud, DEFINITELY. :)

Hmmm ...

Well, on the gripping hand, it could be where the Puppeteers have been hiding...

*rimshot* :)

Thank you. I attempted to convey the same in an earlier reply, but your's is much more succinct.

He was ridiculously prolific, that's for sure.

This is going to bug me now. Off to Google I go... (time passes) Aha! Here it is: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sucker_Bait