Star Trek as a purely symbolic artifact of past times

Re:Star Trek as a purely symbolic artifact of past times by batista on Wednesday February 08, 2012 @05:44PM (#3568927)

I can also find dog fighting in any major metropolitan area on any given weekend, this doesn't necessarily mean its common and popular. The most common plays performed are in the public domain and most of the time still struggle horribly to survive.

You're speaking, of course, solely for the US.

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Re:Star Trek as a purely symbolic artifact of past times by esrauch on Thursday February 09, 2012 @12:54AM (#3570009)

Are you claiming there is no dog fighting in Europe?

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Re:Star Trek as a purely symbolic artifact of past times by william42 on Thursday February 09, 2012 @01:16AM (#3570059)

I think he's claiming that plays are more popular in Europe.

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Re:Star Trek as a purely symbolic artifact of past times by bh42222 on Thursday February 09, 2012 @11:11AM (#3571627)

I would be very surprised to find dog fighting in most of Western Europe. (The UK might have some)

But in Eastern Europe, sure.

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