Point of View: Wishes and Likes

I'd like the POV from the...

Lost Diary of Stephanie Harrington

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After reading this message, please forget. If ever confronted in public, I will deny it as vehemently as our Men In Black.

Stephanie was known as Death Fang's Bane. I'm just getting that!

Stephanie was the bane of a hexapuma's existence.

OIC!

Talk about a meaning cloaked in stealth. Or maybe I just had passive sensors on.

I'll deny it

cthia wrote:I'd like the POV from the...

Lost Diary of Stephanie Harrington

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After reading this message, please forget. If ever confronted in public, I will deny it as vehemently as our Men In Black.

Stephanie was known as Death Fang's Bane. I'm just getting that!

Stephanie was the bane of a hexapuma's existence.

OIC!

Talk about a meaning cloaked in stealth. Or maybe I just had passive sensors on.

I'll deny it

Actually two of the critters.

cthia wrote:...of where Anton had acquired the skills to keep that broken ship going, when he, Victor and company were almost marooned.

Forgive me, I forget the name of the ship or the company of the young lady that was along with.

The Ship was the Howli Sowle and while I don't remember names either, it was NOT Anton (or Victor) that repaired the hyperdrive by building a crude lathe and turning a new part; it was the elder of Ganny El's nephews.

Weird Harold wrote:

cthia wrote:...of where Anton had acquired the skills to keep that broken ship going, when he, Victor and company were almost marooned.

Forgive me, I forget the name of the ship or the company of the young lady that was along with.

The Ship was the Howli Sowle and while I don't remember names either, it was NOT Anton (or Victor) that repaired the hyperdrive by building a crude lathe and turning a new part; it was the elder of Ganny El's nephews.

I didn't say rebuild the hyperdrive. I said "keep the broken ship going."

I'm not saying I'm right. I just thought textev mentioned something about Anton keeping it together with duct tape or something.

Hi Hutch,

Yup, you're right.

Because I thought I was providing balance.

Wasn't I?

Leaving it unanswered stuck in my craw.

But a major danger of opening that can of worms is somebody may have a far better return volley.

L

Hutch wrote:

lyonheart wrote:Hi Cythia,

First, please don't bring politics here to the forums.

It's one of the reasons I like the forums

Same here, but then you go and write a whole post of politics (yours), probably because you didn't read where cthia had pulled back and stopped the discussion...in other words, my friend, you posted before you read the rest of the thread and then did what you said we shouldn't do...

That's three lashes with a wet noodle, lyonheart...

Weird Harold" quote="cthia wrote:...of where Anton had acquired the skills to keep that broken ship going, when he, Victor and company were almost marooned.

Forgive me, I forget the name of the ship or the company of the young lady that was along with.

The Ship was the Howli Sowle and while I don't remember names either, it was NOT Anton (or Victor) that repaired the hyperdrive by building a crude lathe and turning a new part; it was the elder of Ganny El's nephews.[/quote]



It was Andrew Artlet.

saber964 wrote:cthia"]I'd like the POV from the...

Lost Diary of Stephanie Harrington

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After reading this message, please forget. If ever confronted in public, I will deny it as vehemently as our Men In Black.

Stephanie was known as Death Fang's Bane. I'm just getting that!

Stephanie was the bane of a hexapuma's existence.

OIC!

Talk about a meaning cloaked in stealth. Or maybe I just had passive sensors on.

I'll deny it

Actually two of the critters.[/quote]

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One by knife, one by rifle;
all the others heard about the first two and stayed out of her way .....

-- Stewart

From Hutch's last post in the 'passages' thread...

Death, Life, and Sacrifice. And why they are called Lara's Own...

Which is why storyline promises superb storytelling of Grayson's armsmen on Torch. Can we say 'tactical collaboration' between Lara's Own and Grayson's armsmen?

Warning.

Whenever I visit someone's home, I take stock in the titles lining their library. You can tell a lot about someone by what they read. We are what we ingest. I'd like to know the listings lining certain character's library. We all know one title found in Honor's bookcase. General Clauswitz' On War.

What would occupy Elizabeth, Shannon, Cathy Montaigne, Victor, Anton, Shannon, Estelle, Alice Truman, Hamish, Eloise, Theisman, Benjamin, Benjamin's wives, Henke, Caparelli, Hemphill, 's library? I'd wager On War and The Art of War to be a subset of all libraries.

I admit it. Some people nosey about your medicine cabinet. I look around your library.

cthia wrote:Warning.

Whenever I visit someone's home, I take stock in the titles lining their library. You can tell a lot about someone by what they read. We are what we ingest. I'd like to know the listings lining certain character's library. We all know one title found in Honor's bookcase. General Clauswitz' On War.

What would occupy Elizabeth, Shannon, Cathy Montaigne, Victor, Anton, Shannon, Estelle, Alice Truman, Hamish, Eloise, Theisman, Benjamin, Benjamin's wives, Henke, Caparelli, Hemphill, 's library? I'd wager On War and The Art of War to be a subset of all libraries.

I admit it. Some people nosey about your medicine cabinet. I look around your library.

I doubt that Clausewitz or Sun Tzu are in the Mayhew library. But I could see Il Prince, Das Kapital, On the Origin of Species, and Mendel's Experiments on Plant Hybrids.