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Hmmm. Could be wrong, but methinks the main reason for which we piratical
types would be craving Castles would be for the battering down thereof ;-)
Richard
Still baldly going...
Check out Port Block at http://www.hinet.net.au/~rparsons/port/
"Shiri Dori" wrote
> In lugnet.loc.au, Erin Windross writes:
> > In lugnet.loc.au, Richard Parsons writes:
> > > I find myself contemplating adding an interactive map of the world (olde
> > > worlde style) to the Port Block site, identifying other ports and places • in
> > > the historical (piratical) legoverse.
> >
> > Hey good idea!
> >
> > Us town folk should also think about this as well. It would be a lot • better to
> > have a map of all the towns and cities, than to search all over the web • for a
> > particular site. LMKWYT
>
> Hehe... sounds to me like you guys are all craving something like Castle
> World... ;-)
>
> Good luck w/it!!
>
> -Shiri
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Richard Parsons wrote:
> Hmmm. Could be wrong, but methinks the main reason for which we piratical
> types would be craving Castles would be for the battering down thereof ;-)
'Tis a lonely world where one can range anywhere with carefully (or
not-so-carefully) placed steel shot. In any case, I like the idea. Really.
Arr. I do know where a lovely French outpost would absolutely certainly go--on
New Caledonia (sorry, didn't think of a good pun yet), which was a French
possession. Nice n' close to ol' Port Block, isn't it now? Too bad we weren't
closer to East Africa, where one might put a coaling stop near ABSsyinia...
best
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In lugnet.castle.org.cw, Lindsay Frederick Braun writes:
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>
> Richard Parsons wrote:
>
> > Hmmm. Could be wrong, but methinks the main reason for which we piratical
> > types would be craving Castles would be for the battering down thereof ;-)
>
> 'Tis a lonely world where one can range anywhere with carefully (or
> not-so-carefully) placed steel shot. In any case, I like the idea. Really.
Well I don't... it took me a heck of a long time to work on my "castle", as
the "man of la mancha" put it (1), and I wouldn't want to see any REAL blood
on those stones!! ;-)
-Shiri
(1) sorry, just HAD to ref to that, that was a really good one... saw it
yesterday...
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In lugnet.castle.org.cw, Shiri Dori writes:
> In lugnet.castle.org.cw, Lindsay Frederick Braun writes:
> >
> >
> > Richard Parsons wrote:
> >
> > > Hmmm. Could be wrong, but methinks the main reason for which we piratical
> > > types would be craving Castles would be for the battering down thereof ;-)
> >
> > 'Tis a lonely world where one can range anywhere with carefully (or
> > not-so-carefully) placed steel shot. In any case, I like the idea. Really.
What was that WWII drama set near the river plate with the pilot of the
seaplane battling the submarine ?
Two men, a U-boat and a pizza place ?
> Well I don't... it took me a heck of a long time to work on my "castle", as
> the "man of la mancha" put it (1), and I wouldn't want to see any REAL blood
> on those stones!! ;-)
Was that 'man of Lego Australia, man, cha cha cha?'
pw (red plates may be spilt at LegOz 2000.5)
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Peter White wrote:
> In lugnet.castle.org.cw, Shiri Dori writes:
> > In lugnet.castle.org.cw, Lindsay Frederick Braun writes:
> > >
> > >
> > > Richard Parsons wrote:
> > >
> > > > Hmmm. Could be wrong, but methinks the main reason for which we piratical
> > > > types would be craving Castles would be for the battering down thereof ;-)
> > >
> > > 'Tis a lonely world where one can range anywhere with carefully (or
> > > not-so-carefully) placed steel shot. In any case, I like the idea. Really.
>
> What was that WWII drama set near the river plate with the pilot of the
> seaplane battling the submarine ?
> Two men, a U-boat and a pizza place ?
Murphy's War, Peter O'Toole
SteveC
Captain Triviabeard
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