Need some opinons on my Dragon art.
SpaceProg
dragons too, BTW), than a group of dragon fans. Here is a link to my
art page. It's got non-dragon pictures there too, but most of my
drawings are draco-related.
Hope you enjoy :-)
http://SpaceProg.homestead.com/ArtIndex.html
Thanks in advance...
Lynn
Xaq
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*blinks* From one dragon-artist to another, I must say....Wow.
*looking at the Tonberry pic* I'm gonna have to show everyone some of my
"Pugville" pics sometimes, those things are hilarious.
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Scott L
Tritoch is the best! :-)
This is rare also, but I've noticed you seem better at colors... most
artists have more difficulty with colors. I'm very impressed! :-)
Just a monkey,
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Jehann Kashatrentica
>What better place to ask for opinions on dragon-related art (I love
>dragons too, BTW), than a group of dragon fans. Here is a link to my
>art page. It's got non-dragon pictures there too, but most of my
>drawings are draco-related.
>Hope you enjoy :-)
>
>http://SpaceProg.homestead.com/ArtIndex.html
>
>Thanks in advance...
>
>
>
Whoa. Those are great! Just love 'em. ^_^
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Eredien/CPS
> dragons too, BTW), than a group of dragon fans.
Where, indeed?
> Thanks in advance...
You're welcome....that was really quite good. I especially liked the
six-pawed oriental dragon. The feathers were a real nice touch. The
feather-shading and coloring on the pic of the Final Fantasy dragon-guy with
the helmet was really great. It's so hard to get good feathers.
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Pretty good, I like some of you're stuff. *nirg*
I thought I should let you know, though, that a large part of us, maybe the
majority, actually are dragons, not just "fans" of or "roleplayers" of
dragons. Just thought I should clear that up, the NG name is misleading.
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SpaceProg
Xaq wrote:
> "SpaceProg" <es...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
> news:3ACEB2DD...@bellsouth.net...
> > What better place to ask for opinions on dragon-related art (I love
> > dragons too, BTW), than a group of dragon fans. Here is a link to my
> > art page. It's got non-dragon pictures there too, but most of my
> > drawings are draco-related.
> > Hope you enjoy :-)
> >
> > http://SpaceProg.homestead.com/ArtIndex.html
> >
> > Thanks in advance...
>
> *blinks* From one dragon-artist to another, I must say....Wow.
>
> *looking at the Tonberry pic* I'm gonna have to show everyone some of my
> "Pugville" pics sometimes, those things are hilarious.
>
Sounds, cool :-) I'd like to see them. Pugs are one of my favorite FF
creatures.
Thanks for the compliment :-)
Lynn
SpaceProg
Scott L wrote:
>
>
> Tritoch is the best! :-)
Thanks a lot! :-) He's one of my favorites that I've done so far. I
appreciate your compliments.
>
> This is rare also, but I've noticed you seem better at colors... most
> artists have more difficulty with colors. I'm very impressed! :-)
You think so? I'm hearing that more and more.. maybe I should make colored
versions of my drawings and put them up too.
>
>
>
SpaceProg
Jehann Kashatrentica wrote:
>
> Whoa. Those are great! Just love 'em. ^_^
Thanks a bunch :-) Glad you liked them.
>
>
SpaceProg
Eredien/CPS wrote:
> "SpaceProg" <es...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
> news:3ACEB2DD...@bellsouth.net...
> > What better place to ask for opinions on dragon-related art (I love
> > dragons too, BTW), than a group of dragon fans.
>
> Where, indeed?
>
> > Thanks in advance...
>
> You're welcome....that was really quite good. I especially liked the
> six-pawed oriental dragon. The feathers were a real nice touch. The
> feather-shading and coloring on the pic of the Final Fantasy dragon-guy with
> the helmet was really great. It's so hard to get good feathers.
>
I agree. I had quite a time with those feathers on Tritoch. Glad you also
liked the feathers on the 6-legged dragon. I wanted to make him a little
different from the ordinary Oriental dragon :-)
Glad you liked them. Thanks a bunch :-)
Lynn
SpaceProg
Athagon wrote:
> <== ^吾 = SpaceProg doth speaketh upon 4/6/01 11:25 PM = ^吾 ==>
>
> > What better place to ask for opinions on dragon-related art (I love
> > dragons too, BTW), than a group of dragon fans. Here is a link to my
> > art page. It's got non-dragon pictures there too, but most of my
> > drawings are draco-related.
> > Hope you enjoy :-)
> >
> > http://SpaceProg.homestead.com/ArtIndex.html
> >
> > Thanks in advance...
> >
> > Lynn
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
> Pretty good, I like some of you're stuff. *nirg*
Thanks :-)
>
> I thought I should let you know, though, that a large part of us, maybe the
> majority, actually are dragons, not just "fans" of or "roleplayers" of
> dragons. Just thought I should clear that up, the NG name is misleading.
Ah.. I beg your pardon. I attest to having some draconity in me myself, but
only a bit. I took a test and it said I was "a Dragon in a Human's body" :-).
Maybe that's why I like drawing dragons so much.
Thanks for setting me straight :-)
Lynn
Shadowing
> dragons too, BTW), than a group of dragon fans. Here is a link to my
> art page. It's got non-dragon pictures there too, but most of my
> drawings are draco-related.
> Hope you enjoy :-)
These are really good, thanks for sharing them with us!
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"SpaceProg" wrote:
: You think so? I'm hearing that more and more.. maybe I should make
colored
: versions of my drawings and put them up too.
Please do, especially the oriental one (4-legged version). I liked that one
& had been wondering what it would look like in color.
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SpaceProg <es...@bellsouth.net> escreveu nas notícias de
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> What better place to ask for opinions on dragon-related art (I love
> dragons too, BTW), than a group of dragon fans. Here is a link to my
> art page. It's got non-dragon pictures there too, but most of my
> drawings are draco-related.
> Hope you enjoy :-)
ASTOUNDING!!
I'll bookmark your page!
SpaceProg
Terra wrote:
>
>
> ASTOUNDING!!
> I'll bookmark your page!
Why.. thanks! :-D I've never been "bookmarked" before. :-D
Glad you liked them. I do plan on updating, but it'll be a little while. I
need to find the stuff first, and my house is like a pack-rat's nest :-)
Lynn
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Athagon
>>> What better place to ask for opinions on dragon-related art (I love
>>> dragons too, BTW), than a group of dragon fans. Here is a link to my
>>> art page. It's got non-dragon pictures there too, but most of my
>>> drawings are draco-related.
>>> Hope you enjoy :-)
>>>
>>> http://SpaceProg.homestead.com/ArtIndex.html
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance...
>>>
>>> Lynn
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>> Pretty good, I like some of you're stuff. *nirg*
>
> Thanks :-)
*nod*
Its good!
>>
>> I thought I should let you know, though, that a large part of us, maybe the
>> majority, actually are dragons, not just "fans" of or "roleplayers" of
>> dragons. Just thought I should clear that up, the NG name is misleading.
>
> Ah.. I beg your pardon. I attest to having some draconity in me myself, but
> only a bit. I took a test and it said I was "a Dragon in a Human's body" :-).
> Maybe that's why I like drawing dragons so much.
*grins* the test is also just for fun, some dragons score high, some low,
some mid-level!
> Thanks for setting me straight :-)
Hey, no problem. I just thought I should let'ya know, I've seen a few
humans come in here and be totally, er, "confused". *toothy grin*
> Lynn
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Scott L
On 7-Apr-2001, "Black Fire" <Mystic_Shadow{NOSPAM}@DarkVampire.zzn.com>
wrote:
> : You think so? I'm hearing that more and more.. maybe I should make
> colored
> : versions of my drawings and put them up too.
>
>
> Please do, especially the oriental one (4-legged version). I liked that
> one
> & had been wondering what it would look like in color.
I agree. The colored versions seem to have a certain flair the b&W pics
somehow lack. It is as I said, rare to see an artist do better at
colors than b&w, but I think we have it here.
Luc Belley
SpaceProg a écrit:
I just have a few questions and comments regarding your art:
To your knowledge, are any of the characters you have drawn featured in
the upcoming Final Fantasy movie that will be shown in theatres this
summer?
What does the name 'Bismark' mean? I always associated it with the
behemoth German battleship of WW2 that was sunk by the British Navy...But
does it mean anything besides that? Why was the whale named 'Bismark'?
Concerning your art piece 'Dracoapocalypse': In your opinion, is this the
dragon that will wreak havoc on the World at Judgement Day? Personally, I
think not! I believe the 'Spawn of Evil' will take on the form of
something other than a dragon (A nuclear explosion or an giant asteroid,
perhaps?). I don't associate the dragon, in any way, to Satan or Evil
Incarnate! >:(
Otherwise, as a Catholic, I wouldn't protray myself as a dragon.... :/
But overall, I find your artwork is very well done! It's waaaaay better
than what I could ever hope of doing... :)
>
>
> Thanks in advance...
No problem! :)
>
>
> Lynn
Karkovice
Luc Belley
Eredien/CPS a écrit:
> "SpaceProg" <es...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
> news:3ACEB2DD...@bellsouth.net...
> > What better place to ask for opinions on dragon-related art (I love
> > dragons too, BTW), than a group of dragon fans.
>
> Where, indeed?
>
> > Thanks in advance...
>
> You're welcome....that was really quite good. I especially liked the
> six-pawed oriental dragon. The feathers were a real nice touch. The
> feather-shading and coloring on the pic of the Final Fantasy dragon-guy with
> the helmet was really great. It's so hard to get good feathers.
Actually, Er, that 'dragon-guy' with all the pretty colours was a griffon... :)
>
>
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Karkovice
Luc Belley
Athagon a écrit:
> <== ^§^ = SpaceProg doth speaketh upon 4/7/01 3:27 PM = ^§^ ==>
>
>
> >>
> >> I thought I should let you know, though, that a large part of us, maybe the
> >> majority, actually are dragons, not just "fans" of or "roleplayers" of
> >> dragons. Just thought I should clear that up, the NG name is misleading.
>
>
>
> > Thanks for setting me straight :-)
>
> Hey, no problem. I just thought I should let'ya know, I've seen a few
> humans come in here and be totally, er, "confused". *toothy grin*
And some here are, like me, capable of switching back and forth from human to
dragon...
*Pats his friend's shoulder.* {:8)
>
>
> > Lynn
>
> --
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Karkovice the weredragon {:8)
SpaceProg
Luc Belley wrote:
>
> > http://SpaceProg.homestead.com/ArtIndex.html
>
> I just have a few questions and comments regarding your art:
>
> To your knowledge, are any of the characters you have drawn featured in
> the upcoming Final Fantasy movie that will be shown in theatres this
> summer?
Not that I know of. Most of my Final Fantasy drawings come from the games.
I've heard that the FF Movie won't have much in the way of mystical
creatures.
>
> What does the name 'Bismark' mean? I always associated it with the
> behemoth German battleship of WW2 that was sunk by the British Navy...But
> does it mean anything besides that? Why was the whale named 'Bismark'?
I always associated it with the battleship myself. I assumed the whale was
called Bismark because it's a whale and therefore big :-) and it's also got
a powerful attack. The only other Bismark I can think of is the city in
North Dakota.. and for some reason a whale and North Dakota just don't seem
to connect ;-D
> Concerning your art piece 'Dracoapocalypse': In your opinion, is this the
> dragon that will wreak havoc on the World at Judgement Day? Personally, I
> think not! I believe the 'Spawn of Evil' will take on the form of
> something other than a dragon (A nuclear explosion or an giant asteroid,
> perhaps?). I don't associate the dragon, in any way, to Satan or Evil
> Incarnate! >:(
Ah.. now that.. There's a funny thing about that picture. I drew that pic
as sort of a sarcastic answer to the predominantly Fundamentalist Christian
views of dragons being evil. However... notice what the dragon is
holding. A cross. A Christian symbol. The Dragon is doing damage in the
name of God, not of the Devil. I view it as an abstract representation of
damage and distruction, evil and death, dealt in the name of a God that's
supposed to be all-loving.
I suppose you have to view that picture in a mindset of.. "Ok.. Dragons are
evil, eh? How about this?" That I was back when I had one too many
questions of "Are you a Devil Worshipper?" when I wore my dragon shirts and
pendants to school and what have you.
> Otherwise, as a Catholic, I wouldn't protray myself as a dragon.... :/
Wouldn't blame you. Dracopocalypse is Dragon-Friendly. Trust me, I'm friend
to all of them :-).
>
>
> But overall, I find your artwork is very well done! It's waaaaay better
> than what I could ever hope of doing... :)
Awww.. Thanks! :::blushes::: :-D
Lynn
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SpaceProg
Luc Belley wrote:
> Eredien/CPS a écrit:
>
> > "SpaceProg" <es...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
> > news:3ACEB2DD...@bellsouth.net...
> > > What better place to ask for opinions on dragon-related art (I love
> > > dragons too, BTW), than a group of dragon fans.
> >
> > Where, indeed?
> >
> > > Thanks in advance...
> >
> > You're welcome....that was really quite good. I especially liked the
> > six-pawed oriental dragon. The feathers were a real nice touch. The
> > feather-shading and coloring on the pic of the Final Fantasy dragon-guy with
> > the helmet was really great. It's so hard to get good feathers.
>
> Actually, Er, that 'dragon-guy' with all the pretty colours was a griffon... :)
>
You know.. in all honesty, I'm not sure *what* Tritoch is. Although, I can see the
gryphon aspect. I was thinking he's a wyvern, but I suppose he could very well be
a gryphon. Ah well, that's what art is. It's open to interpretation. Tritoch is
what you think he is :-)
Wyrm
es...@bellsouth.net put their foot in it by writing:
>Luc Belley wrote:
>> What does the name 'Bismark' mean? I always associated it with the
>> behemoth German battleship of WW2 that was sunk by the British Navy...But
>> does it mean anything besides that? Why was the whale named 'Bismark'?
>I always associated it with the battleship myself. I assumed the whale was
>called Bismark because it's a whale and therefore big :-) and it's also got
>a powerful attack. The only other Bismark I can think of is the city in
>North Dakota.. and for some reason a whale and North Dakota just don't seem
>to connect ;-D
Otto von Bismarck was Chancellor of the Germany Empire from 1871 to 1890,
having a career in politics and the military before that. He was the architect
of the German unification in the second half of the 19th Century.
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Kark wrote:
> Actually, Er, that 'dragon-guy' with all the pretty colours was a
griffon... :)
Oh, was he? I don't hardly know what Final Fantasy is...
SpaceProg
Wyrm wrote:
> Greetings.
>
> es...@bellsouth.net put their foot in it by writing:
> >Luc Belley wrote:
> >> What does the name 'Bismark' mean? I always associated it with the
> >> behemoth German battleship of WW2 that was sunk by the British Navy...But
> >> does it mean anything besides that? Why was the whale named 'Bismark'?
> >I always associated it with the battleship myself. I assumed the whale was
> >called Bismark because it's a whale and therefore big :-) and it's also got
> >a powerful attack. The only other Bismark I can think of is the city in
> >North Dakota.. and for some reason a whale and North Dakota just don't seem
> >to connect ;-D
>
> Otto von Bismarck was Chancellor of the Germany Empire from 1871 to 1890,
> having a career in politics and the military before that. He was the architect
> of the German unification in the second half of the 19th Century.
Uh.. yeah, that's all well and good, but I'd hardly think that the Bismark whale
was named after the guy the battleship was named after, but the Battleship itself.
:-)
Good bit of info, though. :-)
Lynn, Friend of the Dragons
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began:
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Wyrm
"SpaceProg" <es...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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> Wyrm wrote:
The Esper 'Bismark' in Final Fantasy III was apparently misnamed after the
German Pocket-Battleship Bismarck, which itself was named after the above
Chancellor.
Wyrm
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> 'It is a long tale,' said "Shadowing" <gold...@worldnet.att.net>, and
> began:
> >Wyrm knows all sorts of stuff, go ahead ask him another question!!
> how mch wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuch would chuck wood?
Do you mean 'how much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could
chuck wood?'
If that is the case, then the answer is 'a woodchuck could chuck chocks of
wood, if a woodchuck could chuck wood.' :8)
Luc Belley
Shadowing a écrit:
*grinz* "Who scored the winning goal in the 1972 Canada/Russia World Series?"
> --
> ^§^ Shadowing ^§^
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>
Wyrm
"Luc Belley" <ka...@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote in message
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> Shadowing a écrit:
> > SpaceProg <es...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
> > news:3AD26E8F...@bellsouth.net...
> > > Wyrm wrote:
> > > > Otto von Bismarck was Chancellor of the Germany Empire from 1871 to
> > > Uh.. yeah, that's all well and good, but I'd hardly think that the
Bismark
> > > was named after the guy the battleship was named after, but the
Battleship
> > > Good bit of info, though. :-)
> > Wyrm knows all sorts of stuff, go ahead ask him another question!!
> *grinz* "Who scored the winning goal in the 1972 Canada/Russia World
Series?"
This would be Ice Hockey wouldn't it.
The winning goal was scored by Paul Henderson in the last minute. :8)
> Karkovice- Let's seee if he can answer THAT! {;8)
No problem. :8)
Luc Belley
Wyrm a écrit:
> Greetings.
>
> "Luc Belley" <ka...@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote in message
> news:3AD2F599...@nbnet.nb.ca...
> > Shadowing a écrit:
> > > SpaceProg <es...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
> > > news:3AD26E8F...@bellsouth.net...
> > > > Wyrm wrote:
> > > > > Otto von Bismarck was Chancellor of the Germany Empire from 1871 to
> > > > Uh.. yeah, that's all well and good, but I'd hardly think that the
> Bismark
> > > > was named after the guy the battleship was named after, but the
> Battleship
> > > > Good bit of info, though. :-)
> > > Wyrm knows all sorts of stuff, go ahead ask him another question!!
> > *grinz* "Who scored the winning goal in the 1972 Canada/Russia World
> Series?"
>
> This would be Ice Hockey wouldn't it.
> The winning goal was scored by Paul Henderson in the last minute. :8)
*surprised look.* "You sure you didn't do a net search to find that answer!?
Very few people outside of Canada know about this..."
>
>
> > Karkovice- Let's seee if he can answer THAT! {;8)
>
> No problem. :8)
Obviously...With a little help from Yahoo???
>
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>
>
Karkovice
>
>
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Wyrm
ka...@nbnet.nb.ca put their foot in it by writing:
>Wyrm a écrit:
>> This would be Ice Hockey wouldn't it.
>> The winning goal was scored by Paul Henderson in the last minute. :8)
>*surprised look.* "You sure you didn't do a net search to find that answer!?
>Very few people outside of Canada know about this..."
Well, that number has just grown. :8)
>> > Karkovice- Let's seee if he can answer THAT! {;8)
>> No problem. :8)
>Obviously...With a little help from Yahoo???
I don't use Yahoo.
>Fellow Genesis fan, I see? {:8)
Presumably. I do like what Genesis have produced over the years. :8)
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Luc Belley
Wyrm a écrit:
> Greetings.
>
> ka...@nbnet.nb.ca put their foot in it by writing:
> >Wyrm a écrit:
> >> This would be Ice Hockey wouldn't it.
> >> The winning goal was scored by Paul Henderson in the last minute. :8)
> >*surprised look.* "You sure you didn't do a net search to find that answer!?
> >Very few people outside of Canada know about this..."
>
> Well, that number has just grown. :8)
Obviously.... *rolls eyes*
>
> >Fellow Genesis fan, I see? {:8)
>
> Presumably. I do like what Genesis have produced over the years. :8)
>
I mostly like their early to mid eighties stuff.....
Since you know so much, maybe you know this:
What invention would science fiction author Ray Bradbury would like to get rid
of, if he could?
*Puts on 'Abacab' while waiting for the answer.* {:8)
>
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Karkovice
Wyrm
"Luc Belley" <ka...@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote in message
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> What invention would science fiction author Ray Bradbury would like to get
rid
> of, if he could?
Well, there are quite a few things that he'd like to see the back of.
Nuclear weapons for one (but then who doesn't).
However, he does have a dislike of television (and especially game shows).
:8)
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Eredien/CPS
> What invention would science fiction author Ray Bradbury would like to get
> rid of, if he could?
I'd bet it's the airplane. I heard the man has a terrible fear of
flying. He only goes cross-country by train or car.
*waves a wing to her favorite author*
Luc Belley
Eredien/CPS a écrit:
> Kark wrote:
> > What invention would science fiction author Ray Bradbury would like to get
> > rid of, if he could?
>
> I'd bet it's the airplane. I heard the man has a terrible fear of
> flying. He only goes cross-country by train or car.
> *waves a wing to her favorite author*
Wrong! Both of you! It's the automobile... {:8)
Karkovice the weredragon {:8)
- You are the weakest link...goodbye....
Shadowing
> Karkovice the weredragon {:8)
> - You are the weakest link...goodbye....
*laughs* I watched that show last night. It was pretty good except for the
host.
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Wyrm
"Luc Belley" <ka...@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote in message
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> Eredien/CPS a écrit:
> > Kark wrote:
> > > What invention would science fiction author Ray Bradbury would like to
get
> > > rid of, if he could?
> > I'd bet it's the airplane. I heard the man has a terrible fear of
> > flying. He only goes cross-country by train or car.
> > *waves a wing to her favorite author*
> Wrong! Both of you! It's the automobile... {:8)
That's more of a recent thing, though its roots are deeper in that he once
witnessed a bad traffic accident when young and this resulted in him being
unable to drive (and now that he's lost the use of his legs it would make it
a lot more difficult). However he does use motorcars - he has a driver - so
I'm not altogether sure he is that serious about wanting to be rid of them.
> - You are the weakest link...goodbye....
Ah, another quality British programme exported to the US! :8)
Luc Belley
Wyrm a écrit:
> Greetings.
Hiyas! {:8)
>
> > > Kark wrote:
> > > > What invention would science fiction author Ray Bradbury would like to
> get
> > > > rid of, if he could?
> > > I'd bet it's the airplane. I heard the man has a terrible fear of
> > > flying. He only goes cross-country by train or car.
> > > *waves a wing to her favorite author*
> > Wrong! Both of you! It's the automobile... {:8)
>
> That's more of a recent thing, though its roots are deeper in that he once
> witnessed a bad traffic accident when young and this resulted in him being
> unable to drive (and now that he's lost the use of his legs it would make it
> a lot more difficult). However he does use motorcars - he has a driver - so
> I'm not altogether sure he is that serious about wanting to be rid of them.
Deep down inside, probably not...But that was the answer I heard on Hollywood
Squares. (I know, I know! I watch too much TV!) {:8p
>
>
> > - You are the weakest link...goodbye....
>
> Ah, another quality British programme exported to the US! :8)
I wouldn't go so far as calling it a 'quality' program... And the host is what I
would call a 'snob'!{:8p
>
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Karkovice the weredragon {:8)
Wyrm
"Luc Belley" <ka...@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote in message
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> Wyrm a écrit:
> > > > Kark wrote:
> > > > > What invention would science fiction author Ray Bradbury would
like to get
> > > > > rid of, if he could?
> > > > I'd bet it's the airplane. I heard the man has a terrible fear
of
> > > > flying. He only goes cross-country by train or car.
> > > > *waves a wing to her favorite author*
> > > Wrong! Both of you! It's the automobile... {:8)
> > That's more of a recent thing, though its roots are deeper in that he
once
> > witnessed a bad traffic accident when young and this resulted in him
being
> > unable to drive (and now that he's lost the use of his legs it would
make it
> > a lot more difficult). However he does use motorcars - he has a driver -
so
> > I'm not altogether sure he is that serious about wanting to be rid of
them.
> Deep down inside, probably not...But that was the answer I heard on
Hollywood
> Squares. (I know, I know! I watch too much TV!) {:8p
Given Ray Bradbury's dislike of 'popular' television - and game shows
especially, I think he'd be rather mortified about the above. :8)
> > > - You are the weakest link...goodbye....
> > Ah, another quality British programme exported to the US! :8)
> I wouldn't go so far as calling it a 'quality' program... And the host is
what I
> would call a 'snob'!{:8p
...but that's all part of the appeal of the show. :8)