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hello Consequent
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Sorry, had to change my username. Won't happen again.
Thanks for the shout Sgt.
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well hello elksabe then...
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Be Welcome to the Watch, elksabe.
Be Well Come and True.
elksabe wrote:How can I access forums on AATE? Would like to discuss some things...
Go in to the The Last Chronicles forum, and scroll down to the Instructions for how to see Against All Things Ending forum thread. ~jay has posted the means for gaining access to the hidden forum there.

As I have not finished AATE yet, I have not gone in to that forum. Please explore the rest of the Watch as well; we have topics to cover nearly anything. I look forward to reading your posts throughout.
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Menolly,
Thanks for the greeting and the help with the forum. I hope I can contribute to the discussions...I should probably re-read the previous trilogies.
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Hi to Elkasabe. I decided you were all right and have re-invested in new copies of the First & Second Chronicles (my original copies disappeared years ago). Already hooked - but how much easier are the old books to read than the new? I always feel like I have to sit with a Theosaurus with the Last Chronicles. The dissections are interesting. I might throw my hat in the ring if I get adventurous! Thanks to all well wishers offering guidance.
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Seadreamer26 wrote:but how much easier are the old books to read than the new? I always feel like I have to sit with a Theosaurus with the Last Chronicles.
Oh, I have always needed a dictionary when reading the chrons, from LFB forward. I must admit learning here about the Stephen R. Donaldson Ate My Dictionary site has helped tremendously, when I make the effort to look a word up instead of glossing over it...
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I only ever look up words on re-reads- first time through, I gloss. Too exciting. :)

But I agree with Seadreamer, as verbose as all of Donaldson's books are,the Last Chronicles are definitely the most dense work of his I've read.
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Welcome to the Watch Elksabe. :D

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Are you now In-consequent-ial? :)
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Welcome New Folks, always good to have new blood
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sindatur wrote:Welcome New Folks, always good to have new blood
maybe not the best way to get new folks? :lol:
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:LOLS:

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I agree- we don't want to be attracting any Twilight fans!
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Perhaps sindatur is the new na-Mhoram...
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Cambo wrote:I agree- we don't want to be attracting any Twilight fans!
I didn't even think of that. :lol:

Icarus UnFallen wrote:Perhaps sindatur is the new na-Mhoram...
Nice Banefire reference. :D

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If Elksabe should
Contract a blood-borne illness
Try Chemo-sabe

Of course, I do not
Mean to risk the evil eye
Excuse the wordplay

Lone Ranger pun was
Just too tempting to resist
I am weak that way...
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Cambo wrote:I agree- we don't want to be attracting any Twilight fans!
ugh and double ugh.
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sgt.null wrote:
Cambo wrote:I agree- we don't want to be attracting any Twilight fans!
ugh and double ugh.
Indeed. Since no actual "vampires" exist in the Land, we'd soon have sparkly, bishounen Giant fan-characters running all over the place, not to mention shirtless Stonedownors turning into kresh.

(Also welcome new folks.)
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sgt.null wrote:
sindatur wrote:Welcome New Folks, always good to have new blood
maybe not the best way to get new folks? :lol:
Eh...It's a Covenent/Donaldson site, how else would you greet new folks coming to the Land? ;)
Icarus Unfallen wrote:Perhaps sindatur is the new na-Mhoram...
LOL
Cambo wrote:I agree- we don't want to be attracting any Twilight fans!

you're right Cambo, no sense in attracting those sorts to the site
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