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Researcher 168814 Posted Oct 14, 2001
We had such lovely sunshine! We spent one and a half hours on our favorite bench, ate muffins, hear 1000 baaahing, had a few s moohing, I read my Lord of the rings (I´ve just finished book one) ! So !
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Researcher 168814 Posted Oct 14, 2001
Well, I´ve been reading the LofR for some time now, just finished the last chapter of the first book today... But was it that you were refering to?
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Researcher 168814 Posted Oct 14, 2001
Well, yes, that was today! you see, I live right on the ridge of the black forrest overlooking the rhinevalley, and well that´s oooooooh so lovely, even though it was a bit misty, and you didn´t see much, but, well, it was nice nice nice... (Better than going to work again tomorrow...)
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The Average Joe No One EVER Suspects Posted Oct 21, 2001
Just read Neil Gaiman's American Gods. I've actually been to Lookout Mountain, Rock City, and Ruby Falls. Still, haven't gotten any new LEGOs since the white Bionicle guy with the sword....
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Researcher 168814 Posted Oct 21, 2001
I saw that one yesterday while I was shopping birthdaypresents... But I didn´t buy any Lego! I got the "Kind of Blue"-Album for 14.99 DM!!! That´s a smasher, I think!
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The Average Joe No One EVER Suspects Posted Oct 21, 2001
Not sure of the conversion, but I do know that most CDs over here are around $18... $12 if you're lucky and know where to shop...
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Researcher 168814 Posted Oct 22, 2001
Well, it´s aprox. 7.00$. That´s the cheepest bargain you get in regular shops... Sometimes they´ve got stalls selling CD´s for 5 - 10DM (2.50-5.00$) but then the CD´s aren´t the kind you´d want to buy.. Oh, you can get good classical CD´s for that price...
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The Average Joe No One EVER Suspects Posted Oct 22, 2001
That is good. Personally there should be a price cap on CD's since they're so cheap to make. Paying $20 for something that took $0.50 to make seems a rip off. Oh well. I have seen them being sold on the side of the road out of the back of someone's car for $5. Seems a little shady to me, though.
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Researcher 168814 Posted Oct 22, 2001
There´s a vast market with homeburned CD´s in Germany now... Nobody does it of course, but if you know the right people... perticularly children... They´ll tell you "my big brother´s got a CD burner, and I can get you ....and so on... 5 DM is the limmit... (aprox. 2.50 $) I think it was 2.17DM for 1$ today...
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Sergeant Mushroom Posted Nov 21, 2001
Oh, we know someone across the road who'll do it for free...and you can also copy them onto your PC's harddrive too.
Not that I ever do. But then again, my computer's only just been fixed, and it's at home
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