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> I'd like to see a "Castle World Grimoire" section on the website, to document
> people's spells and magic items. That would be a nice way to document all
> available spells and items available for people to use. Guess I'll have to • get
> working on spells and magical effects...
> http://members.xoom.com/aulddragon/
I like this idea, but it could have it's problems. For instance, some people
might want to make the silver swords a mystical one of a kind artifact, while
others (me) have all of the ones they own in the employ of a certain race or
group of characters. I say that the Grimoire be only filled with spells,
hopefully avoiding any problems.
Another beef that I have is emblems. I think that everyone has the new Knights
Kingdom sets, so Knights Kingdom figs could be the royalty. Someone (Pawel?)
could have the high King and Queen, while everyone elses figs are dukes,
lords, ladies.
I think that we can agree that the Fright Knight Embelm is the one for the
evil of the world, but ideas will conflict. Nebachaned (ne-ba-ka-ned) is my
lord of the Dark Forces. Someone else could have a completely different fig as
the evil lord.
Just my 2 cents(american If it was Canadian it would be worth about .2 cents :(
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Karl Martinson wrote:
> Another beef that I have is emblems. I think that everyone has the new Knights
> Kingdom sets, so Knights Kingdom figs could be the royalty. Someone (Pawel?)
> could have the high King and Queen, while everyone elses figs are dukes,
> lords, ladies.
> I think that we can agree that the Fright Knight Embelm is the one for the
> evil of the world, but ideas will conflict. Nebachaned (ne-ba-ka-ned) is my
> lord of the Dark Forces. Someone else could have a completely different fig as
> the evil lord.
Actually, Karl, I think the intent is to have many *different* kingdoms
on the CW map, rather than have everyone operating in the same kingdom.
Thus Nebachaned could be threatening your area of Castle World, while
Arjan's Qaballah and Craig's Mephisto are Forces of Evil in other areas of
the world. (Why is it that most of the 'bad guys' are all wizards, anyway?)
You do bring up a good point - remember that this is a *shared* world and
that we all need to cooperate. So it would be a good idea if people did
*not* create characters that are 'The Supreme Ruler of All Evil' (unless
of course the creator realizes that they aren't *actually* the Supreme
Ruler of All Evil, and they're just claiming to be.)
As for emblems - I think they're going to mean different things in
different realms. The Lions could be the 'bad guys' in one realm and the
Bat Lord and his followers the 'good guys'. (Picture a sort of Robin-Hood
arrangement, where a young exiled Lord takes to the mountains vowing to
exact revenge for the murder of his parents...and to frighten his enemies,
he forges a metal mask in the shape of a bat, because "these petty lordlings
are a cowardly and superstitious lot..." Legends arise about a monstrous
sword-weilding 'Bat Man' who preys upon the King's caravans...*)
J
* - OK, maybe I've been reading too many DC Elseworlds books, I dunno...
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In lugnet.castle, Jeff Johnston writes:
> Karl Martinson wrote:
> > Another beef that I have is emblems. I think that everyone has the new • Knights
> > Kingdom sets, so Knights Kingdom figs could be the royalty. Someone (Pawel?)
> > could have the high King and Queen, while everyone elses figs are dukes,
> > lords, ladies.
> > I think that we can agree that the Fright Knight Embelm is the one for the
> > evil of the world, but ideas will conflict. Nebachaned (ne-ba-ka-ned) is my
> > lord of the Dark Forces. Someone else could have a completely different fig • as
> > the evil lord.
>
> Actually, Karl, I think the intent is to have many *different* kingdoms
> on the CW map, rather than have everyone operating in the same kingdom.
> Thus Nebachaned could be threatening your area of Castle World, while
> Arjan's Qaballah and Craig's Mephisto are Forces of Evil in other areas of
> the world. (Why is it that most of the 'bad guys' are all wizards, anyway?)
>
> You do bring up a good point - remember that this is a *shared* world and
> that we all need to cooperate. So it would be a good idea if people did
> *not* create characters that are 'The Supreme Ruler of All Evil' (unless
> of course the creator realizes that they aren't *actually* the Supreme
> Ruler of All Evil, and they're just claiming to be.)
AWWWWW, my story begins with the line : In a world of turmoil, a hero arises
from the depths of nowhere to claim the power betsowed upon him. A power that
will vanquish evil and reclaim the world!
:)jk
It is pretty nifty though :)
It looks like my stories are all gonna be teasers, explaining my huge cast of
character's backgrounds, with the real story on my personal page. Of course
that's all when i get a scanner and a webpage!
> As for emblems - I think they're going to mean different things in
> different realms. The Lions could be the 'bad guys' in one realm and the
> Bat Lord and his followers the 'good guys'. (Picture a sort of Robin-Hood
> arrangement, where a young exiled Lord takes to the mountains vowing to
> exact revenge for the murder of his parents...and to frighten his enemies,
> he forges a metal mask in the shape of a bat, because "these petty lordlings
> are a cowardly and superstitious lot..." Legends arise about a monstrous
> sword-weilding 'Bat Man' who preys upon the King's caravans...*)
Hmmmm, that's not a bad idea, Nebachaned still needs a background...
(he uses the batwing helmet, of course)
TTFN (ta ta for now)
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In lugnet.castle, Karl Martinson writes:
> In lugnet.castle, Jeff Johnston writes:
> > Karl Martinson wrote:
> > > Another beef that I have is emblems. I think that everyone has the new • Knights
> > > Kingdom sets, so Knights Kingdom figs could be the royalty. Someone (Pawel?)
> > > could have the high King and Queen, while everyone elses figs are dukes,
> > > lords, ladies.
> > > I think that we can agree that the Fright Knight Embelm is the one for the
> > > evil of the world, but ideas will conflict. Nebachaned (ne-ba-ka-ned) is my
> > > lord of the Dark Forces. Someone else could have a completely different fig • as
> > > the evil lord.
> >
> > Actually, Karl, I think the intent is to have many *different* kingdoms
> > on the CW map, rather than have everyone operating in the same kingdom.
> > Thus Nebachaned could be threatening your area of Castle World, while
> > Arjan's Qaballah and Craig's Mephisto are Forces of Evil in other areas of
> > the world. (Why is it that most of the 'bad guys' are all wizards, anyway?)
> >
> > You do bring up a good point - remember that this is a *shared* world and
> > that we all need to cooperate. So it would be a good idea if people did
> > *not* create characters that are 'The Supreme Ruler of All Evil' (unless
> > of course the creator realizes that they aren't *actually* the Supreme
> > Ruler of All Evil, and they're just claiming to be.)
>
>
> AWWWWW, my story begins with the line : In a world of turmoil, a hero arises
> from the depths of nowhere to claim the power betsowed upon him. A power that
> will vanquish evil and reclaim the world!
> :)jk
actually, just change "world" to "realm", and this is the beginning to a
pretty awesome Castle World ballad!
> It is pretty nifty though :)
> It looks like my stories are all gonna be teasers, explaining my huge cast of
> character's backgrounds, with the real story on my personal page. Of course
> that's all when i get a scanner and a webpage!
>
>
hopefully soon! your character, Nebachaned, sounds great! i'm a FK fan,
myself, and believe it's as important a part of the LEGO castle theme as
forestmen, etc. everyone has their own unique interpretation of these
themes, and CW is a primarily a place to archive them. secondary is the
interaction. i don't think any part of the interactivity should interfere
with an individual balladeer's interpretation. (see my other rambling post
in this thread,;-))
later ~ craig~
> > As for emblems - I think they're going to mean different things in
> > different realms. The Lions could be the 'bad guys' in one realm and the
> > Bat Lord and his followers the 'good guys'. (Picture a sort of Robin-Hood
> > arrangement, where a young exiled Lord takes to the mountains vowing to
> > exact revenge for the murder of his parents...and to frighten his enemies,
> > he forges a metal mask in the shape of a bat, because "these petty lordlings
> > are a cowardly and superstitious lot..." Legends arise about a monstrous
> > sword-weilding 'Bat Man' who preys upon the King's caravans...*)
>
> Hmmmm, that's not a bad idea, Nebachaned still needs a background...
> (he uses the batwing helmet, of course)
>
>
> TTFN (ta ta for now)
> <<KM>>
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In lugnet.castle, Jeff Johnston writes:
> Karl Martinson wrote:
> > Another beef that I have is emblems. I think that everyone has the new Knights
>> Kingdom sets, so Knights Kingdom figs could be the royalty. Someone
(Pawel?)
> > could have the high King and Queen, while everyone elses figs are dukes,
> > lords, ladies.
> > I think that we can agree that the Fright Knight Embelm is the one for the
> > evil of the world, but ideas will conflict. Nebachaned (ne-ba-ka-ned) is my
> > lord of the Dark Forces. Someone else could have a completely different fig as
> > the evil lord.
>
> Actually, Karl, I think the intent is to have many *different* kingdoms
> on the CW map, rather than have everyone operating in the same kingdom.
yes, exactly. each balladeer will have complete authority in his/ her
realm. interactivity will only work through the balladeer code of
cooperation, courtesy and creativity, which is truly the one strongest
majick in CW.
> Thus Nebachaned could be threatening your area of Castle World, while
> Arjan's Qaballah and Craig's Mephisto are Forces of Evil in other areas of
> the world. (Why is it that most of the 'bad guys' are all wizards, anyway?)
hey! 'lil mephisto's not evil, he's just misunderstood! ;-)
> You do bring up a good point - remember that this is a *shared* world and
> that we all need to cooperate. So it would be a good idea if people did
> *not* create characters that are 'The Supreme Ruler of All Evil' (unless
> of course the creator realizes that they aren't *actually* the Supreme
> Ruler of All Evil, and they're just claiming to be.)
smart way to handle it, jeff! delusions of grandeur make for great
personality traits, especially in a villain!
> As for emblems - I think they're going to mean different things in
> different realms. The Lions could be the 'bad guys' in one realm and the
> Bat Lord and his followers the 'good guys'. (Picture a sort of Robin-Hood
> arrangement, where a young exiled Lord takes to the mountains vowing to
> exact revenge for the murder of his parents...and to frighten his enemies,
> he forges a metal mask in the shape of a bat, because "these petty lordlings
> are a cowardly and superstitious lot..." Legends arise about a monstrous
> sword-weilding 'Bat Man' who preys upon the King's caravans...*)
>
> J
>
> * - OK, maybe I've been reading too many DC Elseworlds books, I dunno...
yeah, i'd say so. me too!
~ most valid of points. because we are all working with the same elements,
therein lies the challenge. shields and banners will mean diffferent things
in different realms. after all, we as individual creators interpret them
differently anyway. rather than be a problem, i think this will ignite lots
of stortelling creativity.
(example)
"even though king (x) marched under a lion crest like mine, i felt i could
not trust him.."
or...
"in an hour of darkest need, i was relieved to see the dragon crest
appear on the horizon. but my heart sank when i realized these were not the
allies i'd known for years, but a force much more sinister.."
or...
i'd always been wary of the wolfpack from the realm of (x), but these
dudes were all right!"
just some examples of how it may be handled. we're still a way off from
archived ballads and crossovers. we all need to get settled in on the map,
first. i've a feeling that journeys and quests will make for tremendous
ballads, but are very map dependedent. exactly where we all are in relation
to one another will have a huge impact on stories. all i can say is: be
thinking about ship building. yes, medieval fleets! getting quickly from
realm to realm was the reason for devising RDP's.(mentioned elsewhere in
this thread)
pawel and are running a few experimental crossovers now to get a feel for
how it may work. everybody, mail a fig to pawel! shiri and i are running a
brief proto-duet to trouble shoot any problems. (going swimmingly so far!)
this was very spontaneous, as you may have read in the "dissapearing act",
thread, which also made the spotlight! ~lol!
i'd like to think the balladeer code will be the only "rule" we need. this
is the only rule that affords us all infinite creativity. (being lego
builders, infinite creativity is something we're accustomed to having.)
my work continues here on the map; i just wish it was the only thing i had
to do. thanks again to you all for your patience and continued enthusiasm.
later ~ craig ~
> --
> sakura@mediaone.net is Jeff Johnston http://www.io.com/~jeffj
> My LEGO Web page has moved! Go to: http://people.ne.mediaone.net/sakura
> Check out my Trade List and Want List - * - Last Updated 12/19/1999
> LEGO Geek Code: SP+ CA +++ (375/6075) PI +++ #++ S--/++ LS++ Hal M+ A++ YB73m
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In lugnet.castle, Craig Hamilton writes:
> In lugnet.castle, Jeff Johnston writes:
> > Karl Martinson wrote:
> > > Another beef that I have is emblems. I think that everyone has the new
> > > Knights
> > > Kingdom sets, so Knights Kingdom figs could be the royalty. Someone
> > > (Pawel?)
> > > could have the high King and Queen, while everyone elses figs are dukes,
> > > lords, ladies.
> > > I think that we can agree that the Fright Knight Embelm is the one for the
> > > evil of the world, but ideas will conflict. Nebachaned (ne-ba-ka-ned) is my
> > > lord of the Dark Forces. Someone else could have a completely different
> > > fig as
> > > the evil lord.
> >
> > Actually, Karl, I think the intent is to have many *different* kingdoms
> > on the CW map, rather than have everyone operating in the same kingdom.
>
> yes, exactly. each balladeer will have complete authority in his/ her
> realm. interactivity will only work through the balladeer code of
> cooperation, courtesy and creativity, which is truly the one strongest
> majick in CW.
>
> > Thus Nebachaned could be threatening your area of Castle World, while
> > Arjan's Qaballah and Craig's Mephisto are Forces of Evil in other areas of
> > the world. (Why is it that most of the 'bad guys' are all wizards, anyway?)
>
>
> hey! 'lil mephisto's not evil, he's just misunderstood! ;-)
Yeah, and for those of you who think Scar is evil (I've heard this around ;-),
reread (or read for the first time) this:
http://www.geocities.com/shiri_lego/scar.html
;-) It's not her fault!
>
> > You do bring up a good point - remember that this is a *shared* world and
> > that we all need to cooperate. So it would be a good idea if people did
> > *not* create characters that are 'The Supreme Ruler of All Evil' (unless
> > of course the creator realizes that they aren't *actually* the Supreme
> > Ruler of All Evil, and they're just claiming to be.)
>
>
> smart way to handle it, jeff! delusions of grandeur make for great
> personality traits, especially in a villain!
Funny that you mention this after I read Oedipus Rex in english class...
Tragic flaw (like over-confidence) brings to downfall ;-)
>
> > As for emblems - I think they're going to mean different things in
> > different realms. The Lions could be the 'bad guys' in one realm and the
> > Bat Lord and his followers the 'good guys'. (Picture a sort of Robin-Hood
> > arrangement, where a young exiled Lord takes to the mountains vowing to
> > exact revenge for the murder of his parents...and to frighten his enemies,
> > he forges a metal mask in the shape of a bat, because "these petty lordlings
> > are a cowardly and superstitious lot..." Legends arise about a monstrous
> > sword-weilding 'Bat Man' who preys upon the King's caravans...*)
LOL! Love it! The first part is similar to Scar's story - up until the metal-
mask part ;-)
> > * - OK, maybe I've been reading too many DC Elseworlds books, I dunno...
>
> yeah, i'd say so. me too!
>
> ~ most valid of points. because we are all working with the same elements,
> therein lies the challenge. shields and banners will mean diffferent things
> in different realms. after all, we as individual creators interpret them
> differently anyway. rather than be a problem, i think this will ignite lots
> of stortelling creativity.
>
> (example)
>
> "even though king (x) marched under a lion crest like mine, i felt i could
> not trust him.."
>
> or...
>
> "in an hour of darkest need, i was relieved to see the dragon crest
> appear on the horizon. but my heart sank when i realized these were not the
> allies i'd known for years, but a force much more sinister.."
>
> or...
>
> i'd always been wary of the wolfpack from the realm of (x), but these
> dudes were all right!"
I like your examples! That's good material for future reference ;-)
The most likely to be differently-interpreted are prolly Wolfpack and
Forestmen, of which unstated position by TLC created different ideas about
them ("bad guys" to some, "good guys" to others...).
> just some examples of how it may be handled. we're still a way off from
> archived ballads and crossovers. we all need to get settled in on the map,
> first. i've a feeling that journeys and quests will make for tremendous
> ballads, but are very map dependedent. exactly where we all are in relation
> to one another will have a huge impact on stories. all i can say is: be
> thinking about ship building. yes, medieval fleets! getting quickly from
> realm to realm was the reason for devising RDP's.(mentioned elsewhere in
> this thread)
>
> pawel and are running a few experimental crossovers now to get a feel for
> how it may work. everybody, mail a fig to pawel! shiri and i are running a
> brief proto-duet to trouble shoot any problems. (going swimmingly so far!)
> this was very spontaneous, as you may have read in the "dissapearing act",
> thread, which also made the spotlight! ~lol!
Yeah, Scar and Mephisto can't be ignored ;-)
> i'd like to think the balladeer code will be the only "rule" we need. this
> is the only rule that affords us all infinite creativity. (being lego
> builders, infinite creativity is something we're accustomed to having.)
I agree - there really isn't need for anything else (I hope).
> my work continues here on the map; i just wish it was the only thing i had
> to do. thanks again to you all for your patience and continued enthusiasm.
How big is that map gonna be? And are you totally discarding the earlier one?
-Shiri
http://www.geocities.com/shiri_lego/
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> I like this idea, but it could have it's problems. For instance, some people
> might want to make the silver swords a mystical one of a kind artifact, while
> others (me) have all of the ones they own in the employ of a certain race or
> group of characters. I say that the Grimoire be only filled with spells,
> hopefully avoiding any problems.
What I see happening is that someone's signature character will be an
blacksmith (for example). Jason Catena's signature character is just that - a
blacksmith. I think more weight should be given to that since it's his sig.
Following this, take Ewan - one of my characters. Ewan has an bow that
has magical properties, but it can can only be so good for now ... Until
Ewan travels to Jason's Realm to get it "perfected", it can only reach a certain
level of structure. Just my thinking on this ... You can have a blacksmith
in your realm that has can do these kind of tasks, but I think this will open
up room for stories and interaction.
> Another beef that I have is emblems. I think that everyone has the new Knights
> Kingdom sets, so Knights Kingdom figs could be the royalty. Someone (Pawel?)
> could have the high King and Queen, while everyone elses figs are dukes,
> lords, ladies.
> I think that we can agree that the Fright Knight Embelm is the one for the
> evil of the world, but ideas will conflict. Nebachaned (ne-ba-ka-ned) is my
> lord of the Dark Forces. Someone else could have a completely different fig as
> the evil lord.
I think that this is imminent. Treaties will arise and alliegince will be
declared. It will also be broken, but that's life. I specifically look forward
to my new castle being done so that I can have a Grand Reception of figures
from different realms. It will be an awesome photo - Star Wars like
(when the emperor arrived). There will be a few hundred soldiers lined up
in rows leading up to the main castle with the King Edward Bruce and
Price Ian (along with the aces) at the end ... Treaties will then be signed
and cooperation declared. I will want tons of characters for this one scene
... There will be a dinner party with a huge table and guest of honor (other
characters).
More on that later. Before any of this happens, Chapter 2 of the Verneer
Chronicles will be out, Ewan's Forest City will be shown, cameos will be
made and the Map will be in place.
-- pn
http://members.xoom.com/legocastle/new/ - Castle World ...
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In lugnet.castle, Pawel Nazarewicz writes:
> > I like this idea, but it could have it's problems. For instance, some people
> > might want to make the silver swords a mystical one of a kind artifact, while
> > others (me) have all of the ones they own in the employ of a certain race or
> > group of characters. I say that the Grimoire be only filled with spells,
> > hopefully avoiding any problems.
>
> What I see happening is that someone's signature character will be an
> blacksmith (for example). Jason Catena's signature character is just that - a
> blacksmith. I think more weight should be given to that since it's his sig.
> Following this, take Ewan - one of my characters. Ewan has an bow that
> has magical properties, but it can can only be so good for now ... Until
> Ewan travels to Jason's Realm to get it "perfected", it can only reach a
> certain
> level of structure. Just my thinking on this ... You can have a blacksmith
> in your realm that has can do these kind of tasks, but I think this will open
> up room for stories and interaction.
Cool! So a wizard and a blacksmith can work together and create Magical
stuff ;-)
>
> > Another beef that I have is emblems. I think that everyone has the new
> > Knights
> > Kingdom sets, so Knights Kingdom figs could be the royalty. Someone (Pawel?)
> > could have the high King and Queen, while everyone elses figs are dukes,
> > lords, ladies.
> > I think that we can agree that the Fright Knight Embelm is the one for the
> > evil of the world, but ideas will conflict. Nebachaned (ne-ba-ka-ned) is my
> > lord of the Dark Forces. Someone else could have a completely different fig
> > as
> > the evil lord.
>
> I think that this is imminent. Treaties will arise and alliegince will be
> declared. It will also be broken, but that's life. I specifically look
> forward
> to my new castle being done so that I can have a Grand Reception of figures
> from different realms. It will be an awesome photo - Star Wars like
> (when the emperor arrived). There will be a few hundred soldiers lined up
> in rows leading up to the main castle with the King Edward Bruce and
> Price Ian (along with the aces) at the end ... Treaties will then be signed
> and cooperation declared. I will want tons of characters for this one scene
> ... There will be a dinner party with a huge table and guest of honor (other
> characters).
Should we send you the minifigs now, or will that have to wait? That sounds
really awesome, Cleo and Marck won't miss it ;-)
>
> More on that later. Before any of this happens, Chapter 2 of the Verneer
> Chronicles will be out, Ewan's Forest City will be shown, cameos will be
> made and the Map will be in place.
Well, I can't wait for that either!
I planning a story-like string of events too (with Craig's support! It's so
much fun!), and future events in my realm depend on it.
-Shiri
http://www.geocities.com/shiri_lego/
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> Cool! So a wizard and a blacksmith can work together and create Magical
> stuff ;-)
Yes. And I think the more and longer you have to work for it the sweeter it
will be. I think people will only realize the potential of this after a few
Quests or Ballads.
> Should we send you the minifigs now, or will that have to wait? That sounds
> really awesome, Cleo and Marck won't miss it ;-)
Well ... Capitol City is far from being done. The grand opening of it will
be announced and then I will ask anyone who wants to be a part of it to send
me the figures.
> Well, I can't wait for that either!
> I planning a story-like string of events too (with Craig's support! It's so
> much fun!), and future events in my realm depend on it.
>
> -Shiri
> http://www.geocities.com/shiri_lego/
Well - Craig is the man ... he knows more than he tells;)
-- pn
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In lugnet.castle, Pawel Nazarewicz writes:
> > Cool! So a wizard and a blacksmith can work together and create Magical
> > stuff ;-)
>
> Yes. And I think the more and longer you have to work for it the sweeter it
> will be. I think people will only realize the potential of this after a few
> Quests or Ballads.
That's part of the fun - there's so much stuff to find out and discover!
> > Should we send you the minifigs now, or will that have to wait? That sounds
> > really awesome, Cleo and Marck won't miss it ;-)
>
> Well ... Capitol City is far from being done. The grand opening of it will
> be announced and then I will ask anyone who wants to be a part of it to send
> me the figures.
OK, LUK. (Let Us Know ;-)
>
> > Well, I can't wait for that either!
> > I planning a story-like string of events too (with Craig's support! It's so
> > much fun!), and future events in my realm depend on it.
> Well - Craig is the man ... he knows more than he tells;)
Oooh yeah! (Craig's the MAN: vote Craig for president ;-)
-Shiri
http://www.geocities.com/shiri_lego/
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In lugnet.castle, Shiri Dori writes:
> In lugnet.castle, Pawel Nazarewicz writes:
<snip>
>
> > Well - Craig is the man ... he knows more than he • tells;)
>
> Oooh yeah! (Craig's the MAN: vote Craig for president • ;-)
>
> -Shiri
> http://www.geocities.com/shiri_lego/
eek!! president of _what_!? is this because of my
natural leadership skills or the fact that i know more
than i tell? or is it just because i'm the "man"? scary.
euh... do i get an intern? ;-)
later ~ craig~
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In lugnet.castle, Craig Hamilton writes:
> In lugnet.castle, Shiri Dori writes:
> > In lugnet.castle, Pawel Nazarewicz writes:
>
>
> <snip>
>
> >
> > > Well - Craig is the man ... he knows more than he • tells;)
> >
> > Oooh yeah! (Craig's the MAN: vote Craig for president • ;-)
> >
> > -Shiri
> > http://www.geocities.com/shiri_lego/
>
> eek!! president of _what_!?
Don't ask me, I'm just your advertising manager ;-) I don't care what I sell,
as long as I sell it ;-)
> is this because of my
> natural leadership skills or the fact that i know more
> than i tell? or is it just because i'm the "man"?
All of the above?
> scary.
Boo-ha-ha ha!!!
>
> euh... do i get an intern? ;-)
I'll volunteer... I'm learning from the master already! :-)
FUT .fun
-Shiri
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Shiri wrote:
> In lugnet.castle, Craig Hamilton writes:
> > In lugnet.castle, Shiri Dori writes:
> > > In lugnet.castle, Pawel Nazarewicz writes:
> >
> > <snip>
> >
> > >
> > > > Well - Craig is the man ... he knows more than he • tells;)
> > >
> > > Oooh yeah! (Craig's the MAN: vote Craig for president • ;-)
> > >
> > > -Shiri
> > > http://www.geocities.com/shiri_lego/
> >
> > eek!! president of _what_!?
>
> Don't ask me, I'm just your advertising manager ;-) I don't care what I sell,
> as long as I sell it ;-)
Careful--R. J. Reynolds and Co. might have a job for you.
> > euh... do i get an intern? ;-)
>
> I'll volunteer... I'm learning from the master already! :-)
Errrrrr...me + 10-foot pole = not touching this.
best
LFB
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Shiri wrote:
>
> In lugnet.castle, Craig Hamilton writes:
> > In lugnet.castle, Shiri Dori writes:
> > > In lugnet.castle, Pawel Nazarewicz writes:
> >
> >
> > <snip>
> >
> > >
> > > > Well - Craig is the man ... he knows more than he • tells;)
> > >
> > > Oooh yeah! (Craig's the MAN: vote Craig for president • ;-)
> > >
> > > -Shiri
> > > http://www.geocities.com/shiri_lego/
> >
> > eek!! president of _what_!?
>
> Don't ask me, I'm just your advertising manager ;-) I don't care what I sell,
> as long as I sell it ;-)
>
> > is this because of my
> > natural leadership skills or the fact that i know more
> > than i tell? or is it just because i'm the "man"?
>
> All of the above?
>
> > scary.
>
> Boo-ha-ha ha!!!
> >
> > euh... do i get an intern? ;-)
>
> I'll volunteer... I'm learning from the master already! :-)
>
> FUT .fun
>
> -Shiri
Hmm... Watch for an upcoming "Shirigate" then..:-)
Anyway, this is a family newsgroup but, I wonder who is the
"master"..:-)
Selçuk
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In lugnet.off-topic.fun, Selçuk Göre writes:
>
>
> Shiri wrote:
> >
> > In lugnet.castle, Craig Hamilton writes:
> > > In lugnet.castle, Shiri Dori writes:
> > > eek!! president of _what_!?
> >
> > Don't ask me, I'm just your advertising manager ;-) I don't care what I • sell,
> > as long as I sell it ;-)
> >
> > > is this because of my
> > > natural leadership skills or the fact that i know more
> > > than i tell? or is it just because i'm the "man"?
> >
> > All of the above?
> >
> > > scary.
> >
> > Boo-ha-ha ha!!!
> > >
> > > euh... do i get an intern? ;-)
> >
> > I'll volunteer... I'm learning from the master already! :-)
> >
> > FUT .fun
> >
> > -Shiri
>
>
> Hmm... Watch for an upcoming "Shirigate" then..:-)
LOL! I hope not ;-) I'm normally a very honest person... (and humble too ;-)
> Anyway, this is a family newsgroup but, I wonder who is the
> "master"..:-)
I was referring to my learning Craig's methods of customizing minifigs -
Craig, of course, is the master... (J/k, there are many masters)
Shiri
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In lugnet.off-topic.fun, Shiri Dori writes:
> > Shiri wrote:
> > >
> > > In lugnet.castle, Craig Hamilton writes:
> > > > euh... do i get an intern? ;-)
> > >
> > > I'll volunteer... I'm learning from the master already! :-)
> > >
> > >
> > > -Shiri
> >
> >
> > Hmm... Watch for an upcoming "Shirigate" then..:-)
>
> LOL! I hope not ;-) I'm normally a very honest person... (and humble too ;-)
>
>
> > Anyway, this is a family newsgroup but, I wonder who is the
> > "master"..:-)
>
> I was referring to my learning Craig's methods of customizing minifigs -
> Craig, of course, is the master... (J/k, there are many masters)
>
> Shiri
Hey Shiri, Ma shlomech,
I knew when I read this that you didn't realize what you said. When Craig asked
if he would get an intern he was referring to Monica Lewinsky and that Clinton
guy (can't bring myself to call him president, being a former Marine and all).
And then you said you'd volunteer for the job and people's imaginations just
ran wild. I don't think they realize that your age and the fact that you spend
a lot of time out of the country means that you obviously were not referring to
that. Anyway, in reading your response to those two posts it's even more clear
that this is not what you had in mind.
Shame on you guys for thinking the worst.
Lehitraot Shiri,
Bill
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Bill Farkas wrote:
> In lugnet.off-topic.fun, Shiri Dori writes:
> > > Shiri wrote:
> > > > In lugnet.castle, Craig Hamilton writes:
>
> > > > > euh... do i get an intern? ;-)
> > > >
> > > > I'll volunteer... I'm learning from the master already! :-)
> I knew when I read this that you didn't realize what you said. When Craig asked
> if he would get an intern he was referring to Monica Lewinsky and that Clinton
> guy (can't bring myself to call him president, being a former Marine and all).
> And then you said you'd volunteer for the job and people's imaginations just
> ran wild. I don't think they realize that your age
Actually, I did realize her age, which is why I was both making no comment and
fervently hoping she didn't mean it that way!
"There's a time and a place for things like that. It's called college."
J
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Bill Farkas wrote:
>
> In lugnet.off-topic.fun, Shiri Dori writes:
>
> > > Shiri wrote:
> > > >
> > > > In lugnet.castle, Craig Hamilton writes:
>
> > > > > euh... do i get an intern? ;-)
> > > >
> > > > I'll volunteer... I'm learning from the master already! :-)
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > -Shiri
> > >
> > >
> > > Hmm... Watch for an upcoming "Shirigate" then..:-)
> >
> > LOL! I hope not ;-) I'm normally a very honest person... (and humble too ;-)
> >
> >
> > > Anyway, this is a family newsgroup but, I wonder who is the
> > > "master"..:-)
> >
> > I was referring to my learning Craig's methods of customizing minifigs -
> > Craig, of course, is the master... (J/k, there are many masters)
> >
> > Shiri
>
> Hey Shiri, Ma shlomech,
>
> I knew when I read this that you didn't realize what you said. When Craig asked
> if he would get an intern he was referring to Monica Lewinsky and that Clinton
> guy (can't bring myself to call him president, being a former Marine and all).
> And then you said you'd volunteer for the job and people's imaginations just
> ran wild. I don't think they realize that your age and the fact that you spend
> a lot of time out of the country means that you obviously were not referring to
> that. Anyway, in reading your response to those two posts it's even more clear
> that this is not what you had in mind.
>
> Shame on you guys for thinking the worst.
Uh-oh...I read some of the messages and seen that she was only 15 years
old, the fact that I didn't know before. Yeah, you are right, it's shame
on me..:-(
Selçuk
> Lehitraot Shiri,
> Bill
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In lugnet.off-topic.fun, Bill Farkas writes:
> In lugnet.off-topic.fun, Shiri Dori writes:
>
> > > Shiri wrote:
> > > >
> > > > In lugnet.castle, Craig Hamilton writes:
>
>
> > > > > euh... do i get an intern? ;-)
> > > >
> > > > I'll volunteer... I'm learning from the master already! :-)
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > -Shiri
> > >
> > >
> > > Hmm... Watch for an upcoming "Shirigate" then..:-)
> >
> > LOL! I hope not ;-) I'm normally a very honest person... (and humble too ;-)
> >
> >
> > > Anyway, this is a family newsgroup but, I wonder who is the
> > > "master"..:-)
> >
> > I was referring to my learning Craig's methods of customizing minifigs -
> > Craig, of course, is the master... (J/k, there are many masters)
> >
> > Shiri
>
> Hey Shiri, Ma shlomech,
I'm fine, thanks, only a bit embaressed that I didn't get the joke ;-)
>
> I knew when I read this that you didn't realize what you said. When Craig
> asked
> if he would get an intern he was referring to Monica Lewinsky and that Clinton
> guy (can't bring myself to call him president, being a former Marine and all).
> And then you said you'd volunteer for the job and people's imaginations just
> ran wild. I don't think they realize that your age and the fact that you spend
> a lot of time out of the country means that you obviously were not referring
> to
> that. Anyway, in reading your response to those two posts it's even more clear
> that this is not what you had in mind.
I don't know if I should be laughing my head off or disappearing in the
nearest hole in the ground... :-)
I really didn't get Craig's joke and the reference intended... I must admit,
that Clinton's issue was all over the place in Israel too, but I haven't
thought of that in a while, and also I didn't know the whole story, and didn't
remember she was an intern ;-)
Anyhow, I didn't mean that, so, well, umm...
> Shame on you guys for thinking the worst.
LOL! Don't worry 'bout it, I can take a joke... It's not like my friends are
all so innocent or anything... They make even worse jokes sometimes ;-)
Thanks, though, for clearing that up for me!
> Lehitraot Shiri,
See ya later!
-Shiri
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