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TowelMaster Started conversation Dec 14, 1999
Hi there,
I find the name you have chosen for yourself both inspiring and very hard to live up to...but you'll have the opportunity to change it into Speaker for the Dead later and still be correct...
CU@ the forums,
TM.
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Ender Wiggin Posted Dec 14, 1999
I thank you for the kind words. I prefer Speaker for the Dead, but Speaker, Ender, and Andrew are just names. They each only capture one facet of the character, much like I believe myself to be a multifaceted person. What I liked most about Speaker is the character of Ender was explored on so many more levels than in the first book.
That's just my .02. I could be wrong.
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Ender Wiggin Posted Dec 15, 1999
Damn thosed kids growing up! What audacity they have!
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Ender Wiggin Posted Dec 16, 1999
As long as no one catches on, we're still safe! Actually, I am a responsible work-a-holic, yet I still play on playgrounds every once in a while. I love spending time with kids, and I love coloring books.
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brigid Posted Dec 17, 1999
yes,but what you DO with those colouring books!
you naughty child.
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TechnicolorYawn (Patron Saint of the Morally Moribund) Posted Dec 17, 1999
Alcoholic - someone who is addicted to alcohol.
Workaholic - someone who is addicted to workahol.
Who thinks these things up?
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Anonymouse Posted Dec 17, 1999
Perhaps he colours in them! *grins* As for you, you should go and do some colouring of your own.. (or at least typing 
) on your homepage... Even a plaintext "Hi, I'm here.. now what?" in the body of your page will allow all of us who are so eager to greet you and welcome you into the fold to do it properly. 
For now.. Welcome to the party which is h2g2!
'Nonnie
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Ender Wiggin Posted Dec 18, 1999
If pros and cons are opposites, is the opposite of progress congress?
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Ender Wiggin Posted Dec 18, 1999
The name 'Nonnie reminds me of Shakespeare's Much Ado about Nothing. The song sung in the play "Hey nonny nonny..."
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Anonymouse Posted Dec 18, 1999
*grins mousily*
'Nonnie
(the Shakespherean Mouse -- hmm.. has a nice ring to it. )
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Ender Wiggin Posted Dec 18, 1999
grins mousily? Reminds me of a Tom Swifty pun such as "I have returned from the labotomy" Tom said absentmindedly, or "I like wool" Tom said sheepishly.
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Ender Wiggin Posted Dec 18, 1999
"...whether it is nobler in the mind's eye to suffer the cheese and sparrows..."
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