You misspelled “apostrophe” for starters. Its going to be a great miniseries! Leave the popcorn behind and join us! Ron Moore’s Ego can be decoded as follows: Ego belonging to Ron Moore.Īll Hail Ron Moore, Savior of Battlestar Galactica. Since the ego belongs to Ron Moore, the use of the apostrphe S is possessive and therefore proper. There are cases where using an apostrophe is incorrect: If you are just referring to the decade the apostrophe use is incorrect (i.e.: In the 1980s break dancing was a popular form of choreography.) Where if you said something where you mentioned an event’s occurring in 1980 (i.e.: In 1980’s presidential election) that would contain a possesive and mandate the use of an apostrophe. With the apostrophe, what did you condense down? The apostrophe indicates the omission of letters or figures, or the plural of letters or figures. “Ron Moore’s ego” is an incorrect use of the apostrophe. Its “Ron Moore’s Ego”, not “Ron Moores Ego”. My Black Tower office will be vacated in five minutes.” It looks like the Black Tower execs are so out of steam-(along with the Sci-Fi Channel B-Board), that they are now trying to correct punctuation that is correct in the first place. You know, there *is* something about those apostrophe S’s.īy the way, Langy, I’m fighting you on grammar because I am completely helpless dealing with the rest of your post… When Ron Moores ego is sufficiently deflated from the mini-series either not airing at all, or receiving unanimous bad reviews, Ronny boy will be riding the bus back home to DADDY Rick Berman really quick. Post subject: Daddy Rick Berman Left The Porch Light On But he gave us a wide berth to mock Lang as never before, which resulted in one of the funniest threads in Internet history, which I reproduce here, slightly expurgated to remove material irrelevant to the discussion. Many of us over there, including me, urged TwoBrainedCylon, the owner of, to ban Lang outright. So most of us migrated from that board to another one at – which, today, is defunct, but much of the material survives at a new location over at Tombs of Kobol. , it seemed, had no patience for the fact that most of us in the old guard weren’t particularly excited about Ron Moore’s remake ideas, and the new moderator wasn’t welcoming to our continued resistance to what would become the SciFi Channel’s new signature property. He registered a handle named “Light_Ship” who tried to keep things within the appropriate boundaries, but Lang couldn’t resist going over the top. Suddenly, Lang’s rants became taboo his “Aids Virus” post was summarily removed, and Lang, in what would become a regular occurrence in his Internet life, was banned from ever posting there again. Languatron wrote a diatribe titled “Ron Moore: The Aids Virus Of Television,” and the Board got a moderator who wouldn’t allow Lang’s grotesque nonsense to be posted. In December of 2002, two things happened.
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