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benjahv: windswept and interesting Posted Jul 8, 2005
that last post confused me somewaht, is that boots in footwear or boots as in the british chemists who sell chemisty stuff? do boots even exist in austria?
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Malabarista - now with added pony Posted Jul 8, 2005
I'm in Germany myself, but there's no Boots chemist here. I meant footwear. Medieval footwear, to be exact!
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benjahv: windswept and interesting Posted Jul 8, 2005
im sorry about posting austria, i thought you were tavaronwhere can you buy these boots from? myself i have a pair of cowbaoy boots and then i have some possibly austrian or maybe russian army boots the army boots came with studs in the soles but made it hard to walk on concerete and things that werent grass or mud.
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Malabarista - now with added pony Posted Jul 8, 2005
I'll get some custom made! I know a guy who does them wel, eh did my father's! Where'd you get the army boots? Those would be good for my man's medieval outfit.
Terry Pratchett
Malabarista - now with added pony Posted Jul 8, 2005
Not legally
We do have a lot of flea markets, I'll look at those... I know a source for russian army boots, but they're only rubber soled. And you can only trample well in hobnailed ones. I've been praticing the "male walk" from Monstrous Regiment specially
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benjahv: windswept and interesting Posted Jul 8, 2005
oh,sorry. "boots" is the name of a company, they are a chemist. simple as that.
Terry Pratchett
Malabarista - now with added pony Posted Jul 8, 2005
I think my problem lies with the upper socks
Boots is, I presume, just a chain of chemists, our Apotheken all seem to be independent
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Vamster Posted Jul 10, 2005
Just to join in: i don't own any boots, footwear or otherwise. Although my sister owns two Caterpillars. they climbed a mountain last week!
Terry Pratchett
Vamster Posted Jul 10, 2005
P.s. It's the fist one, about the discovery of the Roundworld. Please do not discuss until I'm in Italy, lol, as I'm not reading it till then!
Same goes for Falling Sideways, which looks hilarious, but strange...just the way I like em, lol
Terry Pratchett
Vamster Posted Aug 3, 2005
Well, I'm back! When i said "don't discuss" i didn't mean... ah well.
i would like to prompt a debate about...
"The Underside of the Disc"
Raise your towel if you wish to contribute!
Another tosy-turvey world?An Elephant mudbath? A huge Ocean, thus contributing to the "arrangements" that get water back up onto the Disc?
Terry Pratchett
Malabarista - now with added pony Posted Aug 4, 2005
Probabyl looks like the lower shell of a turtle - or were you talking about the disc itself?
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