When we took a flight anywhere I could carry her in my pocket and save on the fare! I love a Dutch sense of humor!

["No matter where you go, there you are"] - And Sigler always knows where there is!

I havent heard or been called that in years!

["No matter where you go, there you are"] - And Sigler always knows where there is!

- "I don't have time for a grudge match with every poser in a parka." -Dr. Horrible

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[1st Dutch junkie] All that matters is getting my fix.

We are three lucky Amigos!

["No matter where you go, there you are"] - And Sigler always knows where there is!

... A**holes

[1st Dutch junkie] All that matters is getting my fix.

... but I can't see them!!!

[1st Dutch junkie] All that matters is getting my fix.

Jokingly that is. He had told me that was ball sack or scrotum.

["No matter where you go, there you are"] - And Sigler always knows where there is!

- "I don't have time for a grudge match with every poser in a parka." -Dr. Horrible

- "I don't have time for a grudge match with every poser in a parka." -Dr. Horrible

- "I don't have time for a grudge match with every poser in a parka." -Dr. Horrible

I'd say Steve Martin in his Wild and Crazy guy days.

["No matter where you go, there you are"] - And Sigler always knows where there is!

I could be dusty bottoms, JP would be lucky day and Pjotr could be ned nederlander (because it sounds like Netherlander)

["No matter where you go, there you are"] - And Sigler always knows where there is!

I fell in love with Scott's novels way back when. Even if some of his voices aren't dead on, I adore the unique character they give the novels AND the instant demarcation the switch gives.

Unless you have a talented narrator, it often takes a second or two to realize when they switch between characters in the midst of dialog. It can also be confusing sometimes when they bounce between the omniscent narrator point of view and a character speaking. I've never run into that with Scott's work.

That's one of the reasons I'm procrastinating on beginning my narration of Cory Doctorow's Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom. I've got all the permissions, equipment, etc. but have not decided which narration style I want to use yet. There are advantages and disadvantages to both. I am hoping that Scott will write a reply on my other post and "help a bruther out" as he would say....

-- hit Podiobooks.com for undiluted crack by our FDO! --

only your signature has one error in it. It should be "brood ertussen."

[1st Dutch junkie] All that matters is getting my fix.

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[1st Dutch junkie] All that matters is getting my fix.

I know it didnt sound quite right. Its been along time since I spoke any Dutch, was very young, or been around my Mother when shes speaking it.  Dont remember very much, just a few things such as this saying.

[brood en brood met brood tussen] - My Mothers famous answer to whats for dinner!

I'm so old I fart dust, thus Dusty Bottoms. And JP, well damn, we all now how Lucky he is! :)

[brood en brood met brood ertussen] - My Mothers famous answer to whats for dinner!

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Just Dew it!

That's OK, I was almost 14 before I realized my name wasn't really "Dammit"! 

Just Dew it!

bad time for that signature
Nate Dogg... "life is hard. But it's one helluva lot harder if you're stupid"- -John Wayne

• This old boy just don't Dew it!

G-Man

Nine million terrorists in the world I gotta kill one with smaller feet than my sister. - John McClane

Other than G-Man that is!

[brood en brood met brood ertussen] - My Mothers famous answer to whats for dinner!