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- Firsfron of Ronchester
- Mantis
- From: Ronchester
- Registered: 2001-06-04
- Posts: 9301
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Re: DOGBLOG: The Math and Manners Cave
Yikes! $40.00 bucks? Still, I guess that's a lot less than it would be to try to track down all of the individually published pieces... I guess I'll have to start saving my student pennies.
- Stuart
- Pilgrim
- From: Yorkshire
- Registered: 2002-07-08
- Posts: 3736
Re: DOGBLOG: The Math and Manners Cave
And am I being dumb by thinking that I can only get it through that site or will it be available elsewhere, sorry if I don't really understand the answer.
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- Firsfron of Ronchester
- Mantis
- From: Ronchester
- Registered: 2001-06-04
- Posts: 9301
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Re: DOGBLOG: The Math and Manners Cave
It must have an ISBN or something... I really hope I can order it offline! Because I can't order it online...
- ylvs
- Mantis
- From: On the sunny side of life
- Registered: 2001-06-19
- Posts: 5174
Re: DOGBLOG: The Math and Manners Cave
As it is past midnight now on the other side of the pond as well:
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TAD!
May you have a wonderful one with loads of presents, no work, sunshine and last but not least: very nice and polite children and dogs.
Enjoy your day,
Pisces rule!
In an alternate universe, author Bobby Williams is known for his epic fantasy called, "Recollection, Sadness, and Spike". -- Cyan
- Sahi
- Mantis
- From: Assendelft (the Netherlands)
- Registered: 2001-06-04
- Posts: 37932
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Re: DOGBLOG: The Math and Manners Cave
Happy b-day Tad! I just heard that it's PI-day too. (look it up on wikipedia!)
yalahii.
"I'm a much nicer person online" - Aan'Allein
First member of the Shadowmarch Council of Sages, Official Quiller's Mint Historian
You may call me the Porcupine Lady, or if you are feeling generous the Erinaceous One.
- Olaf
- Mantis
- From:
- Registered: 2001-07-16
- Posts: 1602
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Re: DOGBLOG: The Math and Manners Cave
Yes, happy, happy birthday!!!
Re: RITE: SHORT WORK
Will Klett-Cotta do a German translation of the collection? That would be nice!
- Sahi
- Mantis
- From: Assendelft (the Netherlands)
- Registered: 2001-06-04
- Posts: 37932
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Re: DOGBLOG: The Math and Manners Cave
I'm not sure, this isn't DAW doing the publishing. You could go to the site and see what other books they have and then try to find out if Klett-Cotta translated any of those.
Yalahii.
"I'm a much nicer person online" - Aan'Allein
First member of the Shadowmarch Council of Sages, Official Quiller's Mint Historian
You may call me the Porcupine Lady, or if you are feeling generous the Erinaceous One.
- Firsfron of Ronchester
- Mantis
- From: Ronchester
- Registered: 2001-06-04
- Posts: 9301
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Re: DOGBLOG: The Math and Manners Cave
Happy birthday, Tad! (And, yes, happy Pi Day, too, as Her Porcupineness has already stated)
- Ren
- Pilgrim
- From: Austin, Tx
- Registered: 2001-07-29
- Posts: 14970
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Happy Birthday tad, and thank you for all of the wonderful memories we've all collected here at smarch!
(We wouldn't be here without you!)
"You know, if you ate more comfort food you'd probably kill less people"
- Hurley, Lost
- Stuart
- Pilgrim
- From: Yorkshire
- Registered: 2002-07-08
- Posts: 3736
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Happy Birthady to you Tad, and happy Pi day to Mr Einstein 126 today, against whom you are but a spring chicken, relatively speaking!
Have a great day.
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- Sarah
- Pilgrim
- From: Nottingham, England
- Registered: 2001-06-01
- Posts: 4510
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Happy Birthday Tad! I hope you get lots of cake and great pressies :D
I'm a little late chiming in... My taller half is great a maths and has impeccable manners, so you can tell Connor he's onto a good thing ;)
- strangeshe
- Hierarch
- From: Texas
- Registered: 2001-06-04
- Posts: 11262
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Happy Birthday, Tad! And many happy returns!
- Jaime
- Pilgrim
- From: Wilmington, NC
- Registered: 2001-06-01
- Posts: 11443
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Happy birthday, Tad!
May your day be... uh.... sick free, and full of lots of sleep!
Yield to temptation; it may not pass your way again.
-- Heinlein
- Highwind
- Pilgrim
- From: NYC
- Registered: 2005-11-08
- Posts: 6
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Yes, a very happy birthday to you, Tad!
I wish I was clever enough to make this post different from the others, though - you know, make a joke or something outrageous like that. Oh well, it's got to be nice anyway to log in and see so many happy b-day messages, regardless of their content :)
(...i'm boring...)
- Tad
- Hierarch
- From: California
- Registered: 2001-05-30
- Posts: 6981
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Thanks, all. So far, so good...
Wow. I'm really old. It's kind of cool. But I never thought it would happen to me.
As far as the collection, I don't know if there'll be a German (or other foreign translation) of "RITE", but I'm certainly going to offer it to Klett.
"God bless your crooked little heart."
- Tom Waits
- Lunar
- Pilgrim
- From: Germany
- Registered: 2006-03-29
- Posts: 4347
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Happy Birthday!
Hope you and your family have a wonderful day
May all your wishes come true
"This heart gets stronger, this skin gets thicker, this mouth gets louder"
- Highwind
- Pilgrim
- From: NYC
- Registered: 2005-11-08
- Posts: 6
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Hi Ron! I know, I know, I'll write to the group. I've just been being really lazy.
On another note, what exactly is a Wraak?
http://www.deboekenplank.nl/naslag/aut/ … 2000_2.jpg
Yes, cheap joke, I know, but I at least found the picture amusing :P
- Nanashi
- Pilgrim
- From: Belgium
- Registered: 2004-12-28
- Posts: 27
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- Aan`allein
- Hierarch
- From: The Netherlands - occasionally
- Registered: 2001-06-04
- Posts: 5646
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Jacek the Second wrote:On another note, what exactly is a Wraak?
It's the dutch word for "revenge".
Happy Birthday Tad - hope the next year will be another good and walking stick-free one! (Not many of those left, now...) ^_^
Mozilla developer comment of the however long it'll be this time: <Mossop> run for the hills!
<Boriss> i can't, i'm at a local maximum!Just Imagine...
- Nanashi
- Pilgrim
- From: Belgium
- Registered: 2004-12-28
- Posts: 27
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Jacek the Second wrote:
On another note, what exactly is a Wraak?
Wraak is dutch for revenge ^__^ Have fun trying to pronounce it the right way! :p
- Kuno
- Pilgrim
- From: Eindhoven, Netherlands
- Registered: 2003-04-01
- Posts: 2686
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Happy Birthday.
Now I should say something original. Either I go with the 'revenge' theme, or twist it into a 'Dutch' theme.
Gefeliciteerd met je verjaardag. In that case.
There's a beginning, two middles, and an end. - Firsfron of Ronchester
- Jendaiya
- Pilgrim
- From: Canada
- Registered: 2001-06-01
- Posts: 21821
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Happy Birthday, Tad!
:)
Hope it's wonderful.
Eat lots of cake.
Beauty will save the world.
~Prince Myshkin,
The Idiot, by Dostoevsky
- silhouette
- Pilgrim
- From: W.Yorkshire
- Registered: 2005-09-13
- Posts: 276
Re: DOGBLOG: The Math and Manners Cave
And all you wishing well fools
with your fortunes
someone should send you a rose.
- Gigi
- Pilgrim
- From: dunno
- Registered: 2001-06-15
- Posts: 4214
Re: DOGBLOG: The Math and Manners Cave
I second the whole cake thing. Here's hoping for cake, pie, ice cream, and no dogs stealing any of it.
Happy Birthday, O Dogly One!
Giggling Lady of Doom
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