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Jim Webster, (In On a Chance! )

Perhaps you'd like to slip out of those wet clothes and into a dry martini.

I sat down and read it as a paperback, I've never done that before with one of my own books.
It was strange, I genuinely enjoyed the experience because when I read something electronically, I'm working, I'm editing
When I read paper, I'm relaxing :-)

I sat down and read it as a paperback, I've never done that before with one of my own books.
It was strange, I genuinely enjoyed the experience because when I rea..."
Good point, there, Jim. There's no ability to change anything, so you can just let go of the temptation.

Seriously though it was a very different experience

There is an epic quality to this book, with the lives of several main characters followed across many years within a rich and detailed setting, while Jim Webster keeps up a good pace throughout. There is also an unusual level of originality to his fantasies, which couples with a firm ground in reality to produce a far more convincing story than is usual in this genre.

Nothing to do with me, it's just Amazon cutting the price


We were getting a lot of spamming threads in there and I was wasting hours having to delete them.

Was an interesting article in the paper a few weeks back, comparing the rations from various armies.
I think they'd been donated for auction to raise money for something or other. The Americans couldn't donate any cuz it's against the law for some reason.

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How much for Yak, beans and caviar Jim?

Mushy peas and chips just waiting for a good rich yak stew to be poured over them :-)

Thats funny... the recipe didn't say anything about carrots...

It's funny, after finding the pictures I ended up fancying mushy peas as well. Given that we were having Spaghetti Bolognaise it wasn't going to happen



you imply a Fagin like existence :-)

That's true.
Although my hair is too short and I'm clean shaven,
oh yes and I'm an honest and upright member of the community, I knew there was something else

The scar tissue on your fingers? I'm sure that's from bramble wrangling. Not knuckle dragging. ;)
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Jim, I hope you don't mind me filling up your thread with elephants. Being a farmer, I figured you could cope with livestock. And the poop!