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Gullibility Personified Started conversation Apr 29, 2001
You're from Australia as well? Where exactly, may I ask? (me: nation's capital)
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doreiwolf (why not try A682652?) (Alpha Low Thingite Patron, Defender of Wibble, Pagan Younger and Official Pooper Scooper) Posted May 11, 2001
*chuckles* Yep, another Cantberran.
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Gullibility Personified Posted May 13, 2001
I guessed that as soon as I read your article on Canberra! Last time I wrote I was Exuberance personified, and hopefully I will be again soon, but I just heard DNA was dead.
Which Collins is your place of residence nearest to?
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Gullibility Personified Posted May 13, 2001
I guessed that as soon as I read your article on Canberra! Last time I wrote I was Exuberance Personified, and hopefully I will be again soon, but I just heard DNA was dead. 
Which Collins is your place of residence closest to?
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doreiwolf (why not try A682652?) (Alpha Low Thingite Patron, Defender of Wibble, Pagan Younger and Official Pooper Scooper) Posted May 13, 2001
Collins? As in the bookstore?
Either the Tuggeranong or Woden one is 'closest', but I avoid Collins where possible. I prefer Angus and Roberson or Dymocks. Especially Dymocks with their rather nice 'points' system lately 
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Gullibility Personified Posted May 14, 2001
Dymocks is currently not stocking (ok,ok, it's not their fault) a book that I really, really want. And Collins has lots of HP stuff. And me & co. have about $130 worth of book vouchers for the place. But when I have money I'll go somewhere else. Dymocks does have Terry Pratchett. And I have a $10 voucher for Angus & Robertson. So I guess they're all good. (I'm a poor student - saving up to go to New Zealand)
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doreiwolf (why not try A682652?) (Alpha Low Thingite Patron, Defender of Wibble, Pagan Younger and Official Pooper Scooper) Posted May 14, 2001
I got the latest Terry Pratchett (Thief of Time) at Angus and Robertson, Woden. It seems they weren't expecting it for a month. I got the first one on the shelf (i.e. they were just unpacking them). So that seems a good reason to shop there 
As for vouchers, I have /lots/ for Dymocks, and have found Collins at Tuggeranong useless (and generally rude), and the one at Woden to be not rude, but they don't have good ranges in the areas I read.
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Gullibility Personified Posted May 15, 2001
very good reasons. Collins...doesn't cater for varied interests
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Ragnor Posted Jan 25, 2002
How desparately sad - two other Australian DNA fans in Canberra no less and me a year too late to talk to either of you! 
(Thank you for your Canberra entry Mr Wolf - very impressive. Perhaps rather too little about Manuka in my opinion.
R
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doreiwolf (why not try A682652?) (Alpha Low Thingite Patron, Defender of Wibble, Pagan Younger and Official Pooper Scooper) Posted Jan 27, 2002
Why too late?
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doreiwolf (why not try A682652?) (Alpha Low Thingite Patron, Defender of Wibble, Pagan Younger and Official Pooper Scooper) Posted Jan 28, 2002
Amazing isn't it?
Breaks into song with "I'm still standin' after all this time!"
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Ragnor Posted Jan 29, 2002
Well, not too late perhaps, more like too late to follow the Collins/Dymocks thread with anything like a measure of punctuality. This would not be a problem for my wife. She retains the ability to return to a conversation from a 10 year break and carry on from where she left off. All part of the somewhat cryptic charm of our household. Admitedly, being a public servant, I too have finely honed skills in picking up an issue after 12 months and responding as if the question was asked yesterday. This can be very convenient when the answer might have been unpalatable had it been more prompt. "No, minister, we have a perfectly healthy relationship with Germany." being an excellent example of this approach.
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THE KID Posted Jan 29, 2002
I know l'm not aussie. But l have Austrailian Shepard, also l'm 1/2 Irish and 1/2 American Indian,Cherokee and Apache. Y'all have people of Irish blood down there don't you. Any Fitzgerald's maybe. 
Oh yea G'day Mate's. Yea l saw Croc Dundee again
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Gullibility Personified Posted Jan 31, 2002
right then....
hey, it's my party at A687107!
GP
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- 1: Gullibility Personified (Apr 29, 2001)
- 2: doreiwolf (why not try A682652?) (Alpha Low Thingite Patron, Defender of Wibble, Pagan Younger and Official Pooper Scooper) (May 11, 2001)
- 3: Gullibility Personified (May 13, 2001)
- 4: Gullibility Personified (May 13, 2001)
- 5: Gullibility Personified (May 13, 2001)
- 6: doreiwolf (why not try A682652?) (Alpha Low Thingite Patron, Defender of Wibble, Pagan Younger and Official Pooper Scooper) (May 13, 2001)
- 7: Gullibility Personified (May 14, 2001)
- 8: doreiwolf (why not try A682652?) (Alpha Low Thingite Patron, Defender of Wibble, Pagan Younger and Official Pooper Scooper) (May 14, 2001)
- 9: Gullibility Personified (May 15, 2001)
- 10: Ragnor (Jan 25, 2002)
- 11: Gullibility Personified (Jan 26, 2002)
- 12: doreiwolf (why not try A682652?) (Alpha Low Thingite Patron, Defender of Wibble, Pagan Younger and Official Pooper Scooper) (Jan 27, 2002)
- 13: Gullibility Personified (Jan 28, 2002)
- 14: doreiwolf (why not try A682652?) (Alpha Low Thingite Patron, Defender of Wibble, Pagan Younger and Official Pooper Scooper) (Jan 28, 2002)
- 15: Ragnor (Jan 29, 2002)
- 16: THE KID (Jan 29, 2002)
- 17: THE KID (Jan 29, 2002)
- 18: Gullibility Personified (Jan 31, 2002)
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