Daniel's Friend Comments

You are very kind, Daniel. Thank you for the nice comment you left me. I will surely keep reading and writing, it's what I do.

Hi Sir Daniel!

Thank you for your comment on my profile. Yes, you got it right, I am searching for the truth (and will continue to do so =)).

that's so crazy! You definitely need to visit, it's one of the best places in new york, in my opinion.

Hi Daniel.. thx for your comment on my profile..
in the photo, are they your grand-daughters??

Have you now? Must of been something to have been there when the Opera House was being built. I'm actually not that far from Sydney but I've never actually walked over the bridge. Driven over it a bunch of times but never walked. Have you travelled to a fair few places?

hi daniel (or mr.daniel?? sorry but how am i supposed to call u??) n' sorri again..cause i never know that u r the author of this amazing site until i read ur profile!! jeez..how stupid i am!! ^^...ihihihi...

btw, thanks for the comments, its really couraging! hehehe...i do really hope that i'll meet handsome prince somday ^^...wish me luck!!

Hi Daniel. Thanks for the comments, I always appreciate the feedback. And it's good to know I'm not alone when it comes to Machiavelli.

Hi Daniel, nice to meet you so to speak and thanks for the add. Hope you're having a good day/night.

This is actually very good. Take this quiz and find out which presidential candidates agree with you on major issues, and which ones don't:

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Hi Daniel!

So, you've visited Lisbon. Yes, the coach museum is very interesting and unique. It's a very complete collection. I went there, already several time and I always enjoy it. I'm glad you liked it :)

Teresa

Hi Daniel, nice to meet you :) Thank you for your message and comment. I think I am somewhat influenced by an English professor I had who had a policy of never giving A+s, because no writing is ever perfect (however I must point out she broke that policy for me twice ;) and for another student once).

Gone with the Wind *does* have some racist overtones, it is set in a very racist period, of course that's going to be there. And really she portrays the black characters as inferior only in social standing, not as inferior as human beings. Where would Scarlett be without her Mammy?

I´ll read it again to make a more pleasant review:-)

You are the king of goodreads.
I like that your plethera of comments on other profiles are all very positive.
Take care,
Matt

...How are you. I am reading your comment. you are so wonderfull>>> i am thaigirl i know English... little.. heheee ... do you understand? Thank you for comment on my page,nice to meey you.take care Bye Bye~~~

Oh...

thanks daniel for the comment on my page.

Hi Daniel!

Thank you for sharing your book with me. I've got it saved here on the PC and am taking it one chapter at a time. :-)

I'll let you know what I think when I'm done.

Thanks, again!!

Hi Daniel,
I didn't even notice there was a place to make friend comments at the bottom of everyone's profile until I learned it from you. You've taught me a lot about how to make friends here at goodreads. It's bringing me a lot of joy. Thank you.
Karey

Have any of you missed the Magic Gopher?

Check this! Click link: http://www.learnenglish.org.uk/games/... Incredible !

Thanks for the tip about German beer! Germany had some great wine, too. I would never have thought of Deutchland as a wine producing place...

Dear Mr Daniel
what a bbbbig misunderstanding!by nowhere I wanted to hide my local area.surely I am really really proud of my country & its beautiful name.IRRRRRAN.

really glad to have such a nice friend in my add list.cheers.

I Will Be Glad If you send me the Link :-)
I am Sina and I am student of MsC, My concentration is Offshore Engineering.

The cold can get quite horrible in Jersey I agree :) I just moved down to North Carolina to get away from the cold and the astronomical prices!! So far I love it down south.

I hope you're right, David! I'll have to check his work out too...

Thanks for the comment on my page! Can't wait to hear about your book.

Wow, that's quite the European thing to say. :) I see your point, but do you think religion and politics can ever be seperate? A thing is what it is, no matter what name you give to it. It's just it's more bold and pronounced in America.

I've spent quite a bit of time in London, so I can figure out what makes certain ideas fly and what ideas are definitely NOT popular there. We are each given our unique positions, and there is NEVER going to be a perfect and steady one on any side. What can we do, right?

Thank you, Daniel.
I'll keep spending my time to read and even spare more time if I could. I'm grateful to know you, having you as my new friend and chance to read your piece of work. I believe your writing have and would inspired many people who read it as I have now. May you be blessed more with a happy, long and healthy life.

Hello Daniel--

Thank you so much for the link. I look forward to reading your work and perhaps writing a review or two about it. If you wish, you are more than welcome to set up a profile at Creative Thinkers International http://www.creativethinkersintl.ning.... where we could further promote your ideas and work.

Take care, and thank you again,

Aberjhani

Thanks for your comment Daniel.
good luck my friend

Daniel --

Your book looks great! I've recently finished The Elegent Universe (Greene) and have been plowing through The Road to Reality by Penrose. (It's weighty.) I'm marking yours "to-read!"

--TK Kenyon
Author of RABID: A Novel
which has little physics
but a whole lot of neurosci
all wrapped up in a murder trial

Thanks for your greeting, Daniel. I wish you the best with your writing, too. But I don't know about the collaboration--I tend to get pretty caught up in my own peculiar vision.

Hi, Daniel. Thank you for the kind feedback on my writing. Hopefully, there will be more for me to include soon! I'm looking forward to learning more about your book.

Thanks for your kind comment Daniel.
Dumbo is still one of my favorites!

Thanks for the tip!! I will have to do that!! And I can't wait to check out your book!! =)

hi Daniel,thanks for your comment on my page.
have a good time.

Hi Daniel, thanks for stopping by to comment. Always good to meet fellow Jersey natives. Though I seem to be the opposite of you--instead of leaving the state and forgetting to come back, I kept coming back despite trying to leave.

Thanks so much for your comment. May your days filled with happiness as well.

Hi Daniel,
Thanks for your comments and your avid participation on this site! Looking forward to reading your work... interesting topics!
cheers,
Amy

thanks for adding me.wholeheartedly i wish best luck for you

Daniel,

Thanks for the lead on some groups. Been asking around about starting a group here. Will let you know if I get some replies. I know your a busy man, but I'm up for a discussion on quantum physics any time you have a moment.

Your new friend,

Fred

hello Daniel, thanks for the note, lol you better keep on where you are is much better than North, believe me the cold aint something you wish to have around. How is life by the way? Down here everything is well. Had I told you I had a grandchild! He is 4 months today, time passes by so fast, shame. Hope you have a great weekend and week ahead. Hugs from toronto.

thanks daniel...and nice to have you on my list too...i will keep reading...n hope soon i can read yours...but it seems to get one here in Indonesia....nice to know you

Dear Daniel,
I saw that you visited Iran around 40 years ago. I don't know whether you know Farsi? Probably not! I wish you knew! Khayam ‘s Robayat in Farsi is marvelous! Pure art! By the way, I'm open to have a discussion on him and other Persian poems, if you like. Everything that's belong to my beloved country, make me excited and I’d be more than happy to talk about it it (be sure that those nuts extremist who run my country, are not Iranian and belong to Persian culture!).
Later on,
Regards,
Cyrus

Thanks Daniel, I read the comments on it... To each their own, right? I love it as a picturesque novel of a different time period, with a brilliantly flawed heroine. Scarlett is an awful person, doing what she needs to do to survive and not caring who she hurts along the way. And ultimately, she realizes too little too late something that could have been wonderful. But she's got an attitude and sense of self that makes you cheer for her anyhow. Racism and sterotypes were a sign of the times, whats wrong with that? Seriously, people need to chill...

Thanks for the comment, Daniel.

I actually have started a book, which will double as my thesis project. Maybe someday, if I'm very, very lucky, it'll be amongst all these books! Why not think wishfully, right?

thank you!
i like the idea of brightening up people's sites - days - lives - etc.. though i do get the feeling you say that to all the girls. hehe not that there's anything wrong with that, as long as you really mean it.. :p

i wouldn't consider wiener schnitzel part of dutch cuisine. but then, i'm not even sure if such a thing as dutch cuisine actually exists.

It sounds like a good idea, but what kind of website would suffice and how would publishers find it? Is it really considered a prelude to writing?

Thanks for the advice on India- especially about the uncut jewels! Hadn't even thought of that yet...

Portugal was a country of sailors and travellers that´s why we have got such a great museum. It´s good to know that you enjoyed it. All the best to you Daniel.