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Old 10-30-2011, 03:16 AM   #108
speakingtohe
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i loved the pop culture references to star trek / star wars .

that is what I actually didn't like about the books. in 5-10 years nobody will read these books because they will be filled with data that makes no sense to the current generation [or even us, since popstars, television shows, etc, come and go so fast now].
Star Trek was cancelled in 1969 but my 23 year old roommate is a trekkie with many trekkie friends. And there always are Star Trek costumes in the costume shops for Halloween.

I personally know a guy who makes a living selling lightsabre swords on Ebay.

I am not a fan myself, but I doubt if it will fade from the collective memory in the next 10years.

And so what if it does, history in moderate doses rarely offends an intelligent person.

Helen

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