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or star blazers(EPIC show right there) or grendizer?starvengers? danguard ace? gaiking?

duuuuuude....
come over so we can binge watch!

Thanks kulpins. See if this link from hulu works better [fingers crossed] http://videosift.com/video/SNL-Blazer-1

You forgot to mention Robotech, which was the closest relative to the Star Blazers series, as I recall. In fact, one season of Robotech was about a giant, lone space battleship fighting aliens in the outer solar system.

I had almost forgotten about Star Blazers. I totally loved this series when I saw it in the early 80's.

Something odd happened with the video though...it's listed as 8:08:06 long, but what I get is only 8:05, then is said 'this video is not available in your country". (USA) That sucks.

>> ^Sagemind:

America is supposed to be that wonderland that everyone aspires to become - only it isn't.
The people around the world still hold on to that idea. By asking them to vote - they would project their vision of the ideal country upon the USA, instead of having the already jaded and defeated population do the voting.
It's always easier to see something from the outside.


The "jaded and defeated population" don't vote.

I can get a BBQ meatball sandwich delivered to my house if'n I don't feel like bothering with putting my shoes on. Just about any kind of food I desire is available to me. When I'm feeling olympic and must forage for food, I have my choice of 6 large chain grocery stores within three miles of my home. I have a car. I can go anywhere I please in this country without fear. I have 240 channels (60 HD) on my television. There's a convenience store two minutes in every direction from just about every square foot of this country (seemingly). I can hike in the wilderness far from "civilization" and not have to worry about bandits or terrorists, and because I have the entire fricking world in the palm of my hand, I'll never get lost. I don't have a computer. I have four computers with high speed access. I have running water; hot water on tap, a microwave, and more goddamn dishes and silverware and towels and t-shirts than any one person should ever need. I can go see the Blazers play, watch live jazz, a choice of music festivals during the spring and summer, live theater, short trip west to the beautiful Oregon coast, or trip south for the Timber Festival or one of several plays in Ashland at the Shakespearean Festival. When I opt to go see a movie over reading any damn book in the world on my Kindle, there's seven movie theaters in my area, and I can even afford the insane prices for soda and Raisenets. Education opportunities abound here, regardless of your age or income. You can learn how to fly a plane at several local small airports, or jump out of one. I have a "headphone drawer".

I make less money than the average American, and I'm RICH, and thankful that I was so damn lucky to be born in the United States of Wonderland.

@Edgeman2112 and the point of the clip above is that if you're black, this happens even if you go out wearing a bow tie, blazer, khaki's, and carry a bible...

There's no "All" in the title, in the west. It's just "Star Blazers".
The opening song lyrics has the line "Our Star Blazers".

That reminds me of Mimi's complaint that the unicorn was humping the dolphin in an anatomically impossible way.
>> ^mxxcon:

seriously? a space battleship needs a takeoff strip to fly? What's next, flapping wings in space?

>> ^ReverendTed:

Pause at about 4s, then summon your best southern drawl for: "Well it looks like the Duke boys got themselves in a real mess this time."


pause and press 3

>> ^nach0s:

THE SOUTH WILL RISE AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111111111111


Then hit the ground about 45-70ft later.

* doublepromote this comment!>> ^ReverendTed:

Pause at about 4s, then summon your best southern drawl for: "Well it looks like the Duke boys got themselves in a real mess this time."

Oh, in that case I stand corrected.

>> ^Payback:

>> ^EMPIRE:
no eia ?

there was a small tree almost on the path of the truck. Not that difficult to steer off course after leaving the ground completely.

I wouldn't say so, obviously was Chuck Norris's truck.

>> ^EMPIRE:

no eia ?

there was a small tree almost on the path of the truck. Not that difficult to steer off course after leaving the ground completely.


I wouldn't say so, obviously was Chuck Norris's truck.

>> ^AeroMechanical:

As I'm seeing it, from the point the rear wheels left the ground to where they touched the ground again was easily 70 feet.


The specified length of a Chevy K5 Blazer is 184.8 inches--or 15.4 ft.

He clears a little over 3 lengths (I think--shit I'm no CSI expert).