Vagueness and the Aftermath - A sporadic diary

[Karabiner]

I'm having one of my forsooths out next week.

[Tal]

I have a workaround:

Redsgirl, have you seen The Lion King? It is based on Hamlet.

[RED-DOG]

Oh, I forgot to say. The minestrone wasn't too bad actually.

[RED-DOG]

What a great ad this is.

[tikay]

Is there an explanation for your current signature, Tom?


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If someone wishes to explain it to me privately, via PM, I'll not object.

[RED-DOG]

Is there an explanation for your current signature, Tom?


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Yes.

[Redsgirl]

Zounds loike one of muy toyers is soft.

Maybe you could come with me and translate?

[Claw75]

I have a thing about spoilers, I don't even read the foreword in books

oooh me too - I hate when you know exactly what's going to happen up to about halfway through a book because the whole thing has been given away in the blurb.  I like to see the story and plot evolve as the writer intended, so never read the stuff on the back first.  I suppose, in doing so, I'm pretty much judging books by their cover.

[Jon MW]

I hate it with books, but I'm quite happy to know what's going to happen in general terms with films, plays, anything else.  I wouldn't want any spoilers on specific surprise twists but the general plot doesn't bother me - I think it might be because I'm so used to having read the book of a film first that I get used to knowing the plot beforehand on things which aren't books.

[Claw75]

Actually I won't be judging books by their cover now, as I have recently moved into the 21st century by acquiring a kindle.  My current method of choosing reading material is picking stuff that is free with good user ratings

[tikay]

Is there an explanation for your current signature, Tom?


3.14159265358979323846264338327950

Yes.

Feel free to expand, & elaborate. For your wider audience, I mean.

[RED-DOG]

Actually I won't be judging books by their cover now, as I have recently moved into the 21st century by acquiring a kindle.  My current method of choosing reading material is picking stuff that is free with good user ratings

Look at the paid stuff too Claire. There's loads of cheep titles that cost a bomb in paper form.

Start under non fiction.

[tikay]

Actually I won't be judging books by their cover now, as I have recently moved into the 21st century by acquiring a kindle.  My current method of choosing reading material is picking stuff that is free with good user ratings

Look at the paid stuff too Claire. There's loads of cheep titles that cost a bomb in paper form.

Start under non fiction.

[RED-DOG]

Is there an explanation for your current signature, Tom?


3.14159265358979323846264338327950

Yes.

Feel free to expand, & elaborate. For your wider audience, I mean.

I have expanded and elaborated on your diary until I was blue in the face.

Go back and check the clues.

Andrew T solved it, and in doing so left another clue.

Of course, you could always give in.

[Redsgirl]

I have a thing about spoilers, I don't even read the foreword in books

oooh me too - I hate when you know exactly what's going to happen up to about halfway through a book because the whole thing has been given away in the blurb.  I like to see the story and plot evolve as the writer intended, so never read the stuff on the back first.  I suppose, in doing so, I'm pretty much judging books by their cover.

Harold is a man who has everthing he wants in life, He finally marries his childhood sweetheart, works he's way to the top of the sardine canning industry and settles into a life of domestic bliss in the house bequeathed to him by an long lost relative. But then, in an freak tandem bike accident he loses both his wife and his leg, and faces a arduous struggle to overcome this tragedy, rebuild his life and learn to ride a unicycle, ultimately overcoming adversity to become the first man to unicycle the Great wall of China

Is this the kind of thing you mean, Claw?