tja liebe Leute alles falsch xD
PG15 writes: “Speaking of SGU (well, you spoke of it, I didn’t), a poster at Gateworld, Colonel Sharp came up with a pretty cool origin for the name “kino”, he says:
As we know, the Ancient language is ’supposed’ to be a form of Latin
Kino…well cyno (The abl/dat form of cynon), refers to a type of eye-ointment, and from what it seems like, this thing is basically an eye floating around looking at everyone.”
Answer: Interesting, but no. Kino stands for Kinetic Interactive Navigational Orb.
Actually, no it doesn’t. But it should.
Und mal was zum lachen
DP writes: “1. What is the relationship between the kino and the long-range communication device?
2. What are the main components of a kino?
3. How many kino are there?
4. Does the kino have any artificial intelligence?
5. What has the kino been doing all these millions of years?
6. Does the kino have any quirky traits?
7. Does the kino go off the ship?
8. Does the kino facilitate communication with aliens who don’t communicate in conventional ways?
9. Does the kino facilitate contact with aliens who live in environments inhospitable to humans?
10. Does the kino facilitate communication when the communicators are experiencing relativistic effects?
11. Is the kino nosey?
12. Does the kino have any pets? If so, what is its understanding of selective breeding?”
Answers: 1. There is none.
2. Not sure. I’ve never taken one apart. This is a question for Eli.
3. Again, I haven’t counted. Somewhere between several and not enough.
4. No.
5. Catching up on a backlog of t.v. shows. It’s partial to Lost.
6. You mean like an affinity for opera capes? No.
7. Yep. Appropriately enough, someone in the Art Department coined it the “hover MALP”.
8. It could.
9. It could.
10. What communicators?
11. It isn’t sentient – so no.
12. It had a 40 000 year old Chihuahua named Mordecai but, since a recent falling out, they don’t talk much.
Ich hab einen sitzen und hab einen stehn
und ich bin nichtmal Schizophren
WUUUSAAAA