Biggles Wrote:Gee, Scott. I never thought about that, until you mentioned it.
Yeah, uh huh, but now that he's mentioned it . . . .
Ken V.
I'm leaving for Jersey this morning to go visit my family and attend the TCF. I'm hoping the book doesn't come before I get back; otherwise, my girlfriend will get it first, and she'll gain first reading rights.
She had Gateways. IT'S MY TURN!
She had Gateways. IT'S MY TURN!
Tim Hatch Wrote:... A thicker book also - but for some reason, never thick enough. :p
Ain't it the truth! I'm currently staring at mine (well and typing this) trying to figure out some way to read it slowly.
Tim Hatch Wrote:Received today! This cover is easily my favorite out of the other Jack Gauntlet titles. A thicker book also - but for some reason, never thick enough. :p
I got a notice from the post office today of a parcel they tried to deliver. Maybe that's MY copy of Crisscross! Going to beetle down to the P. O. tomorrow to find out.
Ken V.
Ken Valentine Wrote:I got a notice from the post office today of a parcel they tried to deliver. Maybe that's MY copy of Crisscross! Going to beetle down to the P. O. tomorrow to find out."Beetle" as in Volkswagen or "Beetle" as in crawl on six legs or fly, perhaps in a large swarm, down to the post office?
Ken V.
The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents. ... The piecing together of dissociated knowledge will open up such terrifying vistas of reality, and of our frightful position therein, that we shall either go mad from the revelation or flee from the light into the peace and safety of a new dark age.
~ Howard Phillips Lovecraft
jimbow8 Wrote:"Beetle" as in Volkswagen or "Beetle" as in crawl on six legs or fly, perhaps in a large swarm, down to the post office?
YES!
Ken V.
SDSwami Wrote:Sounds like he's gonna hop in his Beetle and join a large swam of beetles as he crawls down to the post office.
Or fly . . . don't forget fly.
Ken V.
damn you all (in a good way ofcourse)... I have to wait on transatlantic postage for my copy... someone, help me fly?