[ukmicky]

No but i'm working with a (FESOOG) Finicky egotistical self opinionated old git at the moment who i would dearly love to tell to fog off.

[DoctorBeaver]

Hello, Micky. Long time no see.

[JimBob]

I still like the definition Fu*kalbe Older Guy. It does apply here.

F***ing Obsreteperous Geologist!

YES, (echo) HI MICKY!   And the Beaver - the Fruity Old Girly-man

[Make it Lady]

Wasn't FOG used as a catch phrase for the Bernie Inn? Flambe Old Goats!

[DoctorBeaver]

Wasn't FOG used as a catch phrase for the Bernie Inn? Flambe Old Goats!

No.

[Eric A. Taylor]

I love it. In an early Star Trek TNG episode they find Data's brother Lore. Lore is really bad, older than Data and uses contractions but is otherwise identical. In the final fight scene Data beams Lore off the ship into space (apparently between the hull and shields as the shields are up) after the fight Riker asks Data if he's OK Data says "I'm Fine" I saw this and thought "oh crap" but no one noticed and the episode ended.

  Don't you think there would be safety devises that would prevent beaming anyone outside the ship into space? I see a lot of things happen in sci-fi that could easily be avoided with safety precautions. Often you see a person ejected into space by opening an airlock. In the space shuttle the door outside opens in which prevents it being opened if the airlock is pressurized.