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Apparent conflict between book 1 and book 3

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Re: Apparent conflict between book 1 and book 3
Post by n7axw   » Sun Oct 23, 2016 5:15 pm

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SeaKaptain wrote:Amazing how far off the topic the responders have gone in order to discuss their own pet subjects rather than the one I started.....


Welcome to the forums. In the event no one else has done so, I invite you to belly up to the virtual reality bar for a vr drink. It's on the house.

As for your thought here, all I'm going to say is standard procedure. I don't think I've ever started a thread that make it beyond page 2 before being hijacked....

So grin and bear it. :)

Don

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Re: Apparent conflict between book 1 and book 3
Post by Darcwar   » Wed Oct 26, 2016 10:51 am

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I've stated before about my theory that the temple was made from the command ship (sorry forgot the name). That would explain all the high tech in the temple and how Langhorn could have held meeting in a room in the temple before the temple was built.
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Re: Apparent conflict between book 1 and book 3
Post by emeye   » Mon Oct 31, 2016 2:51 pm

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If a bear grins in the woods and there is nobody to see it, does it still count as a pun?

n7axw wrote:
SeaKaptain wrote:As for your thought here, all I'm going to say is standard procedure. I don't think I've ever started a thread that make it beyond page 2 before being hijacked....

So grin and bear it. :)
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Re: Apparent conflict between book 1 and book 3
Post by n7axw   » Mon Oct 31, 2016 6:01 pm

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emeye wrote:If a bear grins in the woods and there is nobody to see it, does it still count as a pun?


That it does...It's the thought that counts.

Don

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