Let us ride to camelot!

[Antaletriangle]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luVjk...eature=related
Terrible posting but couldn't resist it folks lol.
Knights of the round table-star treck meets python-short,stupid video.

[Dantheman62]

Tis a silly place! LOL!

[Czymra]

Ahaha! I've been singing this with my work colleagues for the past week. I considered posting it as well.

"It's only a model."

[Czymra]

Can anybody believe the quality of Star Trek back then.
T'is indeed a silly place.

[Antaletriangle]

Yeah star treck all cardboard and the odd L.E.D. and always the weird sound oscillating in the background.

[Dantheman62]

It was always on after school, we would come home and watch Star Trek and Hogan's Heroes. Yeah cheap sets used for sure! I think they were out of money for awhile and had to re-use a bunch of props.

[Czymra]

Hogan's Heroes. I loved that. Yeah I know it's funny for a German.

[judykott]

Thanks for the good laugh!!

[THE eXchanger]

and, then how about

SCOTTISH STAR TREK

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Khrpy...eature=related

LOL

[THE eXchanger]

AND; THEN

1960 STAR TREK BLOPPERS

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZAkG...eature=related

[Czymra]

Excellently shoddy and shoddily excellent!
Thanks eXchanger.

[Dantheman62]

Hey Czymra, I'm German too, remember the only real Americans are the native Americans, LOL!

[Czymra]

Originally Posted by Dantheman62

Hey Czymra, I'm German too, remember the only real Americans are the native Americans, LOL!

Yeah I picked something like that up somewhere. Bring on the German then! ...or are you an English speaking German?

[THE eXchanger]

i have some german too

i loved star treak

and, also i loved Twilight Zone

esp, this epidsode

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMnB-SbT5bs

we grew up on these classics

[THE eXchanger]

and, this one too

i think i saw them all

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r074i...eature=related

(the above one, was the one, i meant to post)

[Dantheman62]

"Was macht ihr im Karatekurs?" - "Wir zerschlagen mit der Handkante einen Ziegelstein." "Und wofür ist das gut?" - "Wenn man einmal überfallen wird, kann man sich wehren." "Ist mir klar. Aber wann wird man schon von einem Ziegelstein überfallen?"

[Czymra]

Originally Posted by Dantheman62

"Was macht ihr im Karatekurs?" - "Wir zerschlagen mit der Handkante einen Ziegelstein." "Und wofür ist das gut?" - "Wenn man einmal überfallen wird, kann man sich wehren." "Ist mir klar. Aber wann wird man schon von einem Ziegelstein überfallen?"

Aha! I'm not sure if I'm convinced you actually speak it. Funny joke nevertheless.

Get this:

[Dantheman62]

bwaHaHa you're tooooo smart Czymra, LOL! I don't speak a word of German HaHa, I did a quick copy and paste of a joke I found. LOL!

[Czymra]

Originally Posted by Dantheman62

bwaHaHa you're tooooo smart Czymra, LOL! I don't speak a word of German HaHa, I did a quick copy and paste of a joke I found. LOL!

Nah, I just figured that since you didn't talk German yet you're just faking it. Did you get the joke at least? It cracks me up so much man.

[Dantheman62]

Yeah LOL!,they had an english version next to it.

[Czymra]

Originally Posted by Dantheman62

Yeah LOL!,they had an english version next to it.

Nana, I meant the picture. Translate that!

[Dantheman62]

OK, yeah I think it says stop!, hammertime!, LOL! I see you can get t-shirts with that on the front.... http://www.zazzle.com/halt_hammerzei...14643357732934

[Dantheman62]

In 1955, 10 years after the end of World War II and the defeat of the Third Reich, images discovered in Nazi records depicting uniformed officers of the Schutzstaffel dancing a macabre dance while supposedly shouting "Halt! Hammerzeit!" started appearing in international press. The images, which had lain for ten years in the drawers of various Allied intelligence agencies were leaked by an unknown official within the Kremlin and brought back memories most residents of former Nazi-occupied Europe were ready to forget.

Die Hammerzeit was outlawed until the late 80's due to suspicion that it had been developed by inhumane methods by scientists working under the Third Reich. In a famous ruling in 1988, the Court of Appeals overturned a decision by the District Court of California outlawing Die Hammerzeit (e. Hammertime), triggering a cascade of the decriminalization of Die Hammerzeit across the globe. This decision fueled much activity in the field culminating in MC Hammer releasing his paradigmatic single, U Can't Touch This, which heavily featured Die Hammerzeit and brought it into the public awareness as Hammertime.

http://www.everything2.net/?node_id=1885922

[Czymra]

Originally Posted by Dantheman62

In 1955, 10 years after the end of World War II and the defeat of the Third Reich, images discovered in Nazi records depicting uniformed officers of the Schutzstaffel dancing a macabre dance while supposedly shouting "Halt! Hammerzeit!" started appearing in international press. The images, which had lain for ten years in the drawers of various Allied intelligence agencies were leaked by an unknown official within the Kremlin and brought back memories most residents of former Nazi-occupied Europe were ready to forget.

Die Hammerzeit was outlawed until the late 80's due to suspicion that it had been developed by inhumane methods by scientists working under the Third Reich. In a famous ruling in 1988, the Court of Appeals overturned a decision by the District Court of California outlawing Die Hammerzeit (e. Hammertime), triggering a cascade of the decriminalization of Die Hammerzeit across the globe. This decision fueled much activity in the field culminating in MC Hammer releasing his paradigmatic single, U Can't Touch This, which heavily featured Die Hammerzeit and brought it into the public awareness as Hammertime.

http://www.everything2.net/?node_id=1885922

Oh come on!