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 Post subject: Re: George R.R. Martin
PostPosted: Thu Jul 18, 2002 10:55 pm 
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Narnia prepped me 4 alternate worlds and Peach prepped me 4 all things weird! The power of ahimsa is not just the readiness to die. It is the willingness to live. To live utterly without fear - this is a fearsome thing. <i>Edited by: danlo60 at: 1/14/04 10:22 am
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 Post subject: Re: George R.R. Martin
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That much is obvious Aure entuluva !<i></i>


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 Post subject: Re: George R.R. Martin
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<b> Hey, I loved the Narnia books! Sold in Christian book stores everywhere. I read the first book to my class each year; then watch the British-based movie. There's an animated one, too, but hard to find. </b> Arise now, Riders of Théoden!Let horse be bridled, horn be sounded!Forth Eorlingas!<i></i>


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 Post subject: Narnia or Elidor ?
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Hhmm Narnia. A quite wonderful series of books. Lewis and Tolkien were big friends of course, until they fell out that is.

It would be hard for me to decide whether I preferred The Hobbit, Lion the Witch or Elidor. But all in all I'd still go for Eildor as the best childrens book of all time.

Favourite Narnia book anyone ? I suppose mine would be The Silver Chair. Love that Puddleglum chap. Aure entuluva !<i></i>


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 Post subject: Re: Narnia or Elidor ?
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<b> Elidor? I went to my usual source, EBAY, and could find nothing. Do you know where I can get this book? I know nothing about it, but if it's your favorite children's book (and I teach children), I should read it! </b> Arise now, Riders of Théoden!Let horse be bridled, horn be sounded!Forth Eorlingas!<i></i>


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 Post subject: Re: Narnia or Elidor ?
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My fav is Voyage of the Dawn Treader. Aslan is my fav--maybe has something 2 do w/being a Leo... The power of ahimsa is not just the readiness to die. It is the willingness to live. To live utterly without fear - this is a fearsome thing. <i></i>


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 Post subject: Re: Narnia or Elidor ?
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Theoden - Elidor is available as Amazon, but Uk I'm afraid :(

Danlo - Dawn Treader was good too. I got a New Rose I got it goodYes I knew that I always would<i></i>


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 Post subject: Re: Narnia or Elidor ?
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<b> I've ordered it, and it is on it's way. (Better be good! How many characters in this one??? </b> Arise now, Riders of Théoden!Let horse be bridled, horn be sounded!Forth Eorlingas!<i></i>


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 Post subject: Elidor
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Four Kids are the main characters. Alan Garner has written some other kids books. Look forward to you becoming a big fan. Better than that the BBC did a TV Series of the book about 5 or 6 years ago. It was a briiliant adaptation, and you'll probably be able to buy it on Video somewhere. I got a New Rose I got it goodYes I knew that I always would<i></i>


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 Post subject: Re: Elidor
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<b> Well, <i> Elidor</i> arrived today, and it looks promising. I will start it as soon as I finish <i> Manifold Origin</i>. Will let you know how much I enjoy it. Thanks for the recommendation. </b> Arise now, Riders of Théoden!Let horse be bridled, horn be sounded!Forth Eorlingas!<i></i>


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 Post subject: Re: Elidor
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Gurth am Glamhoth, my Liege !

Is there a light in Gorias ? I got a New Rose I got it goodYes I knew that I always would<i></i>


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 Post subject: A Game of Thrones
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jamming thru The High House now--and really itching 2 start A Game of Thrones, ps thanks again KT! The power of ahimsa is not just the readiness to die. It is the willingness to live. To live utterly without fear - this is a fearsome thing. <i></i>


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 Post subject: Re: A Game of Thrones
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Hurry Danlo, hurry up so you can ecome one of those aggravating newbies over at Ran's board.

*Considers the fact that he isnt exactly an old timer himself* "I say the right things but act the wrong way, I like it right here but I can not stay. I watch the tv forget what I'm told, well I am to young and they are too old. I'll make it you see, I'm never so pleased, pretend to be nice tho I can be mean. I missd the last bus, I'll take the next train. I'll try but you see, its hard to explain." Hard to Explain, The Strokes<i></i>


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 Post subject: Re: A Game of Thrones
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I'm already an agravating newbie in every other 1 of Ran's forums--I think I'll test the waters here 1st--have u warned him? The power of ahimsa is not just the readiness to die. It is the willingness to live. To live utterly without fear - this is a fearsome thing. <i>Edited by: danlo60 at: 8/4/02 8:35:03 pm
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 Post subject: Re: A Game of Thrones
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I dont think he will appreciate anything I say as I managed to piss off half of everyone that ventures into misc. "I say the right things but act the wrong way, I like it right here but I can not stay. I watch the tv forget what I'm told, well I am to young and they are too old. I'll make it you see, I'm never so pleased, pretend to be nice tho I can be mean. I missd the last bus, I'll take the next train. I'll try but you see, its hard to explain." Hard to Explain, The Strokes<i></i>


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