Anybody figure out what that meant yet?
Steve
Anybody figure out what that meant yet?
Steve
I not notice.
Prisoner reference? Alien scatological joke (you know, like in addition to #1 and #2 the aliens have two additional excretory functions)?
I thought it might have been the name of one of their planets.
Rob
"Steve84" wrote in message news:[email]...
They're aliens so they dont use the arabic numeral system. The irony that they do speak in english makes it funny.
"Steve84" wrote in message news:[email]...
No...they speak Rigilian...it just sounds exactly like english...dont you pay attention... "Alex Ward" wrote in message news:7eUx9.83990$[email]...
I thought it is something along the lines of arabic number 4 being shaped like Japanese symbol for "death", if memory serves.
Andrey Tarasevich wrote:
I think it's because Si means Four or Death in Chinese, depending on the tone used.
"Steve84" wrote in message news:[email]...
"Look at that island - shaped like our number four." "Makes you think."
i think the punchline is "Makes you think." the number four is not specifically significant.
I feel this last comment is the closest to correct, the rest are looking for something that isn't there. I think that the writers meant to make a point about goofy things like "the face on Mars" i.e. "that mountain on Mars looks like a human face, makes you think."
On 06 Nov 2002 12:03:48 GMT, [email] (April2955) wrote:
4 equating to death in Chinese is well known, though, given the options of that being deliberate or just random I'd have to go with deliberate, though admittedly without complete certainty of porpoise.
"Ozmodiar" wrote in message news:...
Yeah. We are thinking about it. If you call this thinking.
Space