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I was listening to the IGN Girlfight podcast and one of the ladies mentioned a band that was once at a Sony E3 event. She called it "Freddie Goes To Camp" but that's not the band's name. Now I can vaguely remember that band. I can vaguely remember their music video. I can vaguely remember the song. I can remember not really liking any of it.
I can't remember the band's name either.
The band was from the early 00's.
Male singer. Kinda goofy looking.
The video might of had a Gulf Stream RV in it.
They were a one hit wonder. "Hit" might even be too strong of a word.
The name "Freddie Goes To Camp" does seem about right but I don't think any of the four words are right. It might of been 3 words.
It's not Frankie Goes To Hollywood.
That's all I can remember.
Faster-than-light communication (or travel) is generally considered bogus because it would allow causality violations, e.g. time travel into the past. Lots of SF works allow FTL in their universes, sometimes even in so-called hard SF, but their characters never use their FTL drives to do time travel. In some cases e.g. Star Trek, FTL exists in the universe, and time travel also exists, but they are unrelated. The Enterprise uses its warp drive every week, but almost never does any time travel- when it does, it has nothing to do with the warp drive.
What are some examples of SF universes with FTL in which the FTL is used "realistically" to do time travel? Maybe the end of Superman (film) qualifies, but I was never sure what exactly happened there anyway. I'm looking for more "hard" SF examples. Staecker ( talk) 12:04, 3 June 2011 (UTC)
Is The Legend of Zelda series aimed at children in Japan. Most of The Legend of Zelda games are rated A all ages. The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess is the only game with a rating higher then a A and it was B 12 and up. Do Japanese children play the games? Kidspokemon ( talk) 21:42, 3 June 2011 (UTC)
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I was listening to the IGN Girlfight podcast and one of the ladies mentioned a band that was once at a Sony E3 event. She called it "Freddie Goes To Camp" but that's not the band's name. Now I can vaguely remember that band. I can vaguely remember their music video. I can vaguely remember the song. I can remember not really liking any of it.
I can't remember the band's name either.
The band was from the early 00's.
Male singer. Kinda goofy looking.
The video might of had a Gulf Stream RV in it.
They were a one hit wonder. "Hit" might even be too strong of a word.
The name "Freddie Goes To Camp" does seem about right but I don't think any of the four words are right. It might of been 3 words.
It's not Frankie Goes To Hollywood.
That's all I can remember.
Faster-than-light communication (or travel) is generally considered bogus because it would allow causality violations, e.g. time travel into the past. Lots of SF works allow FTL in their universes, sometimes even in so-called hard SF, but their characters never use their FTL drives to do time travel. In some cases e.g. Star Trek, FTL exists in the universe, and time travel also exists, but they are unrelated. The Enterprise uses its warp drive every week, but almost never does any time travel- when it does, it has nothing to do with the warp drive.
What are some examples of SF universes with FTL in which the FTL is used "realistically" to do time travel? Maybe the end of Superman (film) qualifies, but I was never sure what exactly happened there anyway. I'm looking for more "hard" SF examples. Staecker ( talk) 12:04, 3 June 2011 (UTC)
Is The Legend of Zelda series aimed at children in Japan. Most of The Legend of Zelda games are rated A all ages. The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess is the only game with a rating higher then a A and it was B 12 and up. Do Japanese children play the games? Kidspokemon ( talk) 21:42, 3 June 2011 (UTC)