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Re: Sneak preview Estuary Stronghold
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lugnet.castle
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Tue, 1 Feb 2000 02:16:07 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Shiri Dori writes:
> Why don't you have a way? Many companies offer free sites to anyone, and the
> one I use (geocities) comes with a WYSIWYG, user-friendly editor. No HTML
> knowledge required. If scanning is the prob, send them to me (via snail-mail)
> and I'll be happy to scan them for you.
> It sounds VERY cool and I (and I'm sure that other people too) want to see it!
Yeah, the "prob" is that I don't have a scanner or digital camera! How
prehistoric!!! I feel like Fred Flintstone! Thanks for the offer, if I can get
some good photos maybe I'll take you up on that, toda giveret.
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> Yep, me too - planning on the summer when I get to retrieve all my lost bricks
> from Israel, then planning on NEXT summer when I'll go back to my (big and
> beautiful) house in Israel instead of this tiny and crampy (1) apartment in
> which I live right now. I'm stocking on lego right now, because once I get
> back to Israel I won't be finding much lego in MSRP prices... (2)
So, what's up, you do summers there and winters here? I guess winter IS kinda
rainy over there, I remember in 91/92 when they had all that flooding - washed
out part of old Jaffa.
> "Someday,
> when my life has passed me by,
> I'll turn around and wonder why,
> LEGO was always there for me"... ;-)
Very poetic, you live up to your name!
Yala bye,
Bill
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| (...) it! (...) I wouldn't go as far as to see you're pre-historic... maybe the bronze period? ;-) (...) Nah, I do all this year here and visit during the summer. In 92 (I was in second grade ;-) there was even snow! But it might've been 92/3. (...) (...) (25 years ago, 1-Feb-00, to lugnet.castle)
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| | Re: Sneak preview Estuary Stronghold
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| (...) grey (...) it (...) Why don't you have a way? Many companies offer free sites to anyone, and the one I use (geocities) comes with a WYSIWYG, user-friendly editor. No HTML knowledge required. If scanning is the prob, send them to me (via (...) (25 years ago, 1-Feb-00, to lugnet.castle)
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