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Researcher 185550 Posted Jul 25, 2004
If you can persuade people to write checks, then eBay is a very useful resource. They were selling The Colour Of Magic for 99p plus about a quid postage. Coming to about two pounds which is about three or so dollars? It's worth a try, I should think .
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Estelendur (AKA Esty) Posted Jul 25, 2004
Meh. Amazon, if you look, supposedly has some books for a penny plus shipping and handling, so it costs about the same as it would in a used bookstore (or at least in the one I go to, called the Dawn Treader bookstore. Nice name.)
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Researcher 185550 Posted Jul 25, 2004
It is a nice name...
Oh yes of course, amazon. I was forgetting about that, useful resource.
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Estelendur (AKA Esty) Posted Jul 25, 2004
That's where I got my Tom Lehrer music book. And my first set of LotR trading cards. And that's all I can remember.
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Estelendur (AKA Esty) Posted Jul 25, 2004
Well, I play flute and I can transpose most kinds of music into flute music in my head if I know what needs to be done.
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Researcher 185550 Posted Jul 25, 2004
Nice. Have you ever heard any Jethro Tull? They were a seventies rock group with a flautist who doubled as a lead singer, rather good some say, but I think they're a bit hit-and-miss myself.
Do you do a lot of improvisation?
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Estelendur (AKA Esty) Posted Jul 25, 2004
Yes, I have heard Jethro Tull, just not recently. Hmm, I'll go get one of our Jethro Tull CDs.
Improvise sometimes, got the idea originally from Sherlock Holmes, at least for what I do, which is just play, essentially, random notes and hope they sound good.
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Laura Posted Jul 25, 2004
*Refers to something several postings back*
But 'A Hat Full of Sky' is the latest book
That and Monsterous Regiment are a couple of the Discworld books aimed at younger readers
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Estelendur (AKA Esty) Posted Jul 25, 2004
"A Hat Full Of Sky"? Hmm, haven't heard of it or seen it, but then I haven't been to an actual bookstore apart from Dawn Treader and Aunt Agatha's (another used bookstore, mostly selling mysteries) in I don't know how long, at least not to just browse and look for something I wanted rather than looking for something for someone else. A bit incoherent today, I see, I am.
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Estelendur (AKA Esty) Posted Jul 25, 2004
Thought so. Amazing, how much some people can write, inint it?
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Laura Posted Jul 25, 2004
Well, all I can manage is the odd short story and a few bits of poetry to fill the time when I'm bored.
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Researcher 185550 Posted Jul 25, 2004
The Sock Exchange?
Yeah, Hat Full of Sky is the latest. There's a review at A760538 *shameless plug*.
I play the guitar and I do a lot of improvising. The best thing to do is improvise around a scale.
'Aqualung' is I believe considered to be the seminal Jethro Tull Work.
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CaffienatedMonkey- (formally SupremeEarthworm) Dreaming of Sleep Posted Aug 3, 2004
In the same spirit of the Sock Exchange, might I suggest a Sock Civil Liberties Union (SCLU), in order to protect the rights of those less-fortunate socks. Those socks who face persecution for being too dirty. There is no difference between a clean sock and a dirty one I say, except for a few days worth of dirt. It adds character though...
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Researcher 185550 Posted Sep 10, 2004
A dirty sock is a sock with character.
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