Recommend me a very small book...

[dellzeqq]

Dell - you might like to know that the PM system is generating ungrammatical messages about you to the following effect:

"dellzeqq has exceeded their stored private messages quota and cannot accept further messages until they clear some space."

Anyway, what I was trying to say was, yes and yes. Please. I don't know Anstey but I like a wildcard...

Thanks.

ah - yes. It's FNRttC time (I expect you to attend the genteel ride in July, theclaud). I've cleared some space.

 

[theclaud]

No. I meant it seriously. I think the amount of time that you and Andy in Sig spend discussing linguistics and other related topics you may actually like it.

That's a relief. Yes I think I would like it. It's gone on the post-Camino wishlist. Thanks MY.

 

[theclaud]

Sacrilege. If theclaud is going to do a book, it must have tiny writing with big words in the sentences

Not true, Linfy! Ways of Seeing, which is part of the wishlist, has several essays that are written entirely in pictures. Big words are for those moments when there simply isn't a small one that will do.

 

[theclaud]

ah - yes. It's FNRttC time (I expect you to attend the genteel ride in July, theclaud). I've cleared some space.

I fancied next Friday's, but will be in Leon by then. What's the date of the July one? I won't need a special space cleared - I'm a relatively normal size. Oh, I see what you mean...

 

[Aperitif]

Not true, Linfy! Ways of Seeing, which is part of the wishlist, has several essays that are written entirely in pictures. Big words are for those moments when there simply isn't a small one that will do.

Ways of Seeing. Is that the book by John Berger? (Sorry - haven't been paying attention to the thread It is on my bookshelf under A for art, although it is smaller than A4

 

[theclaud]

Ways of Seeing. Is that the book by John Berger? (Sorry - haven't been paying attention to the thread It is on my bookshelf under A for art, although it is smaller than A4

The very one, Teef. It's a gem. Oh, Linford - there are some big words, but it also has a lot of naked ladies in.