Rob:
>Speaking of Don: Don, as this may be of interest to others in the group, I
>would like you to explain to us how we can navigate towards the "NEWSGROUPS:
>rec. arts. comics. misc." that contained Bob Hughes' message about the Indian
>Disney comic books.
Since Don has said he is chronically is buried under e-mails he probably
doesn't mind if I answer this question even when it was directed to him:
Actually newsgroups are an individual Internet service, just like e-mail, WWW
and IRC (a hidden advertisement: for Disney comics chats S?ren has an IRC
server, where he would like everybody to join :-) irc.duckburg.dk, port 6667,
/join #dcml )
And, after general plah-plah, an answer to your question: there are also
WWW-based news interfaces, Google is one:
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&group=rec.arts.comics.misc
and your Internet service provider might also have a news server of its
own. Configuring a news client program to connect your ISP's server is
a bit more complicated than using Google, but if you plan to read
newsgroups regularly a news client is much more comfortable to use).
--
Ari Seppi (mani at iki.fi)
http://www.iki.fi/mani/
Eritt?in fanaattinen Harry Potter -kirjojen ja Disney-sarjakuvien palvoja
Author
Topic: 200202
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Ari Seppi
Newsgroups
Message 31 -
2002-02-03 at 21:03:56
Arthur De Wolf
Comic shops in Norway?
Message 32 -
2002-02-03 at 23:01:31
Hi,
Next week I'm going to Oslo, Norway. I will also be driving north to Hamar
and beyond. Can someone give me advice on nice places to go to to look for
Disney comics? Are there any special publications out right now that I can
look for?
Kind regards,
Arthur de Wolf
DCW: http://www.wolfstad.com/dcw
Next week I'm going to Oslo, Norway. I will also be driving north to Hamar
and beyond. Can someone give me advice on nice places to go to to look for
Disney comics? Are there any special publications out right now that I can
look for?
Kind regards,
Arthur de Wolf
DCW: http://www.wolfstad.com/dcw
HorizonHse
DCML digest, Vol 1 #825 - 9 msgs
Message 33 -
2002-02-04 at 01:55:02
In a message dated 2/3/02 3:04:47 AM Pacific Standard Time,
dcml-request at stp.ling.uu.se writes:
> > Cruel humor has no place anywhere, but Don's bit of sarcasm has been used
> > countless times in the past, and I don't think anyone has changed their
> > faith just because they heard it before.
>
> Oh, but apparently I constantly fill my messages with religious sarcasm, I
> drip with nonsecular vicious humor, I yen to insult the devout, I klattu
> birado nikto!
>
Oh, my, here we go again.
Until Mr. Rosa realizes that his mean spirited words and his actions can be
humiliating and hurtful to others -- which he constantly denies, here yet
again -- he will continue to disregard the feelings of anyone other than
himself, including people who, frankly, have admired his work and can see his
bitterness beginning to overwhelm it.
Regards.
dcml-request at stp.ling.uu.se writes:
> > Cruel humor has no place anywhere, but Don's bit of sarcasm has been used
> > countless times in the past, and I don't think anyone has changed their
> > faith just because they heard it before.
>
> Oh, but apparently I constantly fill my messages with religious sarcasm, I
> drip with nonsecular vicious humor, I yen to insult the devout, I klattu
> birado nikto!
>
Oh, my, here we go again.
Until Mr. Rosa realizes that his mean spirited words and his actions can be
humiliating and hurtful to others -- which he constantly denies, here yet
again -- he will continue to disregard the feelings of anyone other than
himself, including people who, frankly, have admired his work and can see his
bitterness beginning to overwhelm it.
Regards.
Bi442
Duckburg Mayors
Message 34 -
2002-02-04 at 11:01:39
I forgot to mention that Barks also drew a Duck Mayor, in addition to Pigs and
Dogs/Weasels. So, Don R. had quite a few to choose from to stay true to Barks,
but could also have chosen a new character design and even a new animal.
Rob
Klein
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Dogs/Weasels. So, Don R. had quite a few to choose from to stay true to Barks,
but could also have chosen a new character design and even a new animal.
Rob
Klein
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Fluks, H.W.
Rich: 10 years
Message 35 -
2002-02-04 at 15:39:31
Rich Bellacera:
Did you get my private messages, and did you read my "ddb" messages?
> When is the actual aniversary of the Mailing List?
I wrote that in a previous mail. It's somewhere in August.
> I know it's this
> year, and I was there when it was first created... well that
> same year anyhow
I think you were the second mailer to DCML, Per being the first. In the
first DCML week, you and Per had a discussion about characters (your "DISNEY
Toon Character List", later becoming HooZoo). I joined in after a week
(because I was away that first week)...
> I'm wondering how many of us from the first year are still here?
Per listed the "founding" members in one of his first mails:
Derrick Rowlandson
George Kesidis
Rich Bellacera
Steven J. Edwards
Andrew Krieg
Ed Tucker
Alex (bereson at ide.com)
Stephanie da Silva
Hannes Faestermann
Collin McCulley
Melanie Massengale
RD Francis
Stephen T. Miller
William Hathaway
James Ronald Simonds
Diane Cook
Tom Tanida
Wilmer Rivers
Harry Fluks
Anders Berglund
Anders Engwall
Lars Petrus
Mats Rundqvist
Anders Wass
Andreas Gref
Per Starback
Erik Starback
Of this list, I know that you, me, and Per are still here. I'm not sure
about the others (Wilmer? Anders?). Probably Per, Wilmer (?), and me are the
only people who have been continuously on this list from its beginning...
--Harry.
(Quote from my first DCML mail: "It took me an evening to read the mail of a
whole week. I hope this list will stay that much used...")
Did you get my private messages, and did you read my "ddb" messages?
> When is the actual aniversary of the Mailing List?
I wrote that in a previous mail. It's somewhere in August.
> I know it's this
> year, and I was there when it was first created... well that
> same year anyhow
I think you were the second mailer to DCML, Per being the first. In the
first DCML week, you and Per had a discussion about characters (your "DISNEY
Toon Character List", later becoming HooZoo). I joined in after a week
(because I was away that first week)...
> I'm wondering how many of us from the first year are still here?
Per listed the "founding" members in one of his first mails:
Derrick Rowlandson
George Kesidis
Rich Bellacera
Steven J. Edwards
Andrew Krieg
Ed Tucker
Alex (bereson at ide.com)
Stephanie da Silva
Hannes Faestermann
Collin McCulley
Melanie Massengale
RD Francis
Stephen T. Miller
William Hathaway
James Ronald Simonds
Diane Cook
Tom Tanida
Wilmer Rivers
Harry Fluks
Anders Berglund
Anders Engwall
Lars Petrus
Mats Rundqvist
Anders Wass
Andreas Gref
Per Starback
Erik Starback
Of this list, I know that you, me, and Per are still here. I'm not sure
about the others (Wilmer? Anders?). Probably Per, Wilmer (?), and me are the
only people who have been continuously on this list from its beginning...
--Harry.
(Quote from my first DCML mail: "It took me an evening to read the mail of a
whole week. I hope this list will stay that much used...")
Don Rosa
DCML digest #826
Message 36 -
2002-02-04 at 15:51:30
From: HorizonHse at aol.com
>>>Until Mr. Rosa realizes that his mean spirited words and his actions can
be
humiliating and hurtful to others -- which he constantly denies, here yet
again -- he will continue to disregard the feelings of anyone other than
himself, including people who, frankly, have admired his work and can see
his bitterness beginning to overwhelm it.
Wheeeee!
Everybody do the ML a favor and just ignore this sorta stuff from the above
address. Remember him? I need no defense against it. But thanks anyway.
Carry on...
>>>Until Mr. Rosa realizes that his mean spirited words and his actions can
be
humiliating and hurtful to others -- which he constantly denies, here yet
again -- he will continue to disregard the feelings of anyone other than
himself, including people who, frankly, have admired his work and can see
his bitterness beginning to overwhelm it.
Wheeeee!
Everybody do the ML a favor and just ignore this sorta stuff from the above
address. Remember him? I need no defense against it. But thanks anyway.
Carry on...
Petri Kanninen
Greetings from Cavazzano
Message 37 -
2002-02-04 at 16:44:34
Hi!
In the latest issue of Finnish magazine Roope-set? there is a picture
drawn by Giorgio Cavazzano where he says hello to Finnish readers.
Unfortunately the greeting was not translated to Finnish and my skills in
Italian being what they are, I have no idea what he is saying. So maybe
someone could translate it here? The picture is at
http://www.hut.fi/~pkannine/cavazzano.jpg
Thanks!
--
Petri Kanninen (pkannine at cc.hut.fi)
Aku Ankan taskukirja -tietokanta: http:/www.perunamaa.net/taskarit/
"Miten suhtautuisitte asiaan, jos kotiinne yht?kki? ilmaantuisi
Kali-jumalattaren patsas?" -Kalin kynsi, Aku Ankan taskukirja 73
In the latest issue of Finnish magazine Roope-set? there is a picture
drawn by Giorgio Cavazzano where he says hello to Finnish readers.
Unfortunately the greeting was not translated to Finnish and my skills in
Italian being what they are, I have no idea what he is saying. So maybe
someone could translate it here? The picture is at
http://www.hut.fi/~pkannine/cavazzano.jpg
Thanks!
--
Petri Kanninen (pkannine at cc.hut.fi)
Aku Ankan taskukirja -tietokanta: http:/www.perunamaa.net/taskarit/
"Miten suhtautuisitte asiaan, jos kotiinne yht?kki? ilmaantuisi
Kali-jumalattaren patsas?" -Kalin kynsi, Aku Ankan taskukirja 73
Botto Armando
Greetings from Cavazzano
Message 38 -
2002-02-04 at 17:20:18
Petri wrote:
> In the latest issue of Finnish magazine Roope-set? there is a picture
> drawn by Giorgio Cavazzano where he says hello to Finnish readers.
> Unfortunately the greeting was not translated to Finnish and my skills in
> Italian being what they are, I have no idea what he is saying. So maybe
> someone could translate it here? The picture is at
> http://www.hut.fi/~pkannine/cavazzano.jpg
Well, it's not exactly a greeting... actually, its meaning is obscure to me,
too ;-)
Anyway, it's
"What could its use be?" you might ask!
"It's useful, it's useful", I tell you!
Ciao,
Armando
> In the latest issue of Finnish magazine Roope-set? there is a picture
> drawn by Giorgio Cavazzano where he says hello to Finnish readers.
> Unfortunately the greeting was not translated to Finnish and my skills in
> Italian being what they are, I have no idea what he is saying. So maybe
> someone could translate it here? The picture is at
> http://www.hut.fi/~pkannine/cavazzano.jpg
Well, it's not exactly a greeting... actually, its meaning is obscure to me,
too ;-)
Anyway, it's
"What could its use be?" you might ask!
"It's useful, it's useful", I tell you!
Ciao,
Armando
Petri Kanninen
Scrooge drinking booze
Message 39 -
2002-02-04 at 17:21:21
DON ROSA:
>But I'm uncomfortable with that idea, too. Even though I do not consider
>$crooge as someone who likes booze much, I also consider him, after his
>years in the Yukon and other frontiers of the world, as someone who could
>hold any amount of the strongest likker and never notice it. But that's
>something that I guess will need to stay in my "private notes" category
>of $crooge lore.
This kind of behaviour has been depicted in some old Italian stories (why
I'm not suprised?). I've scanned the two occasions I remember.
http://www.hut.fi/~pkannine/roopejuo1.jpg
This is Barosso/Scarpa story "Zio Paperone e il clavicembalo scrivano"
(I TL 357-A). It has US in Mexico drinking liquer. The bartender says as
Scrooge drinks "Caramba! You got some guts! With one gulp, just like that!
Not even a feather stirred!"
http://www.hut.fi/~pkannine/roopejuo2.jpg
This Chierchini's story "Paperino e il ciclaliante sperimentale"
(I TL 371-A). I think the pictures are quite self-evident. In the first
panel US says that he drank this drink, "The smell of firestone", when he
was in Alaska.
--
Petri Kanninen (pkannine at cc.hut.fi)
Aku Ankan taskukirja -tietokanta: http:/www.perunamaa.net/taskarit/
"Miten suhtautuisitte asiaan, jos kotiinne yht?kki? ilmaantuisi
Kali-jumalattaren patsas?" -Kalin kynsi, Aku Ankan taskukirja 73
>But I'm uncomfortable with that idea, too. Even though I do not consider
>$crooge as someone who likes booze much, I also consider him, after his
>years in the Yukon and other frontiers of the world, as someone who could
>hold any amount of the strongest likker and never notice it. But that's
>something that I guess will need to stay in my "private notes" category
>of $crooge lore.
This kind of behaviour has been depicted in some old Italian stories (why
I'm not suprised?). I've scanned the two occasions I remember.
http://www.hut.fi/~pkannine/roopejuo1.jpg
This is Barosso/Scarpa story "Zio Paperone e il clavicembalo scrivano"
(I TL 357-A). It has US in Mexico drinking liquer. The bartender says as
Scrooge drinks "Caramba! You got some guts! With one gulp, just like that!
Not even a feather stirred!"
http://www.hut.fi/~pkannine/roopejuo2.jpg
This Chierchini's story "Paperino e il ciclaliante sperimentale"
(I TL 371-A). I think the pictures are quite self-evident. In the first
panel US says that he drank this drink, "The smell of firestone", when he
was in Alaska.
--
Petri Kanninen (pkannine at cc.hut.fi)
Aku Ankan taskukirja -tietokanta: http:/www.perunamaa.net/taskarit/
"Miten suhtautuisitte asiaan, jos kotiinne yht?kki? ilmaantuisi
Kali-jumalattaren patsas?" -Kalin kynsi, Aku Ankan taskukirja 73
Francesco Spreafico
Greetings from Cavazzano
Message 40 -
2002-02-04 at 17:35:24
From: "Petri Kanninen" <pkannine at cc.hut.fi>
> In the latest issue of Finnish magazine Roope-set? there is a picture
> drawn by Giorgio Cavazzano where he says hello to Finnish readers.
They quite cheated :-) It's just a panel from a story drown by him in the
70's, this one:
http://www2.ec-lille.fr/willot/coa/c1/story.php/0/I+AT++262-A
> Unfortunately the greeting was not translated to Finnish and my skills in
> Italian being what they are, I have no idea what he is saying.
The balloon's from the story too, it means nothing.
(Literally:
"'What's it for?' You might say. 'You'll see, you'll see', says I"
(Is "says I" correct English? I use it, but I guess I learned it from Huck
Finn's stories, I'm not sure it's correct :-)
--
Francesco
)
> In the latest issue of Finnish magazine Roope-set? there is a picture
> drawn by Giorgio Cavazzano where he says hello to Finnish readers.
They quite cheated :-) It's just a panel from a story drown by him in the
70's, this one:
http://www2.ec-lille.fr/willot/coa/c1/story.php/0/I+AT++262-A
> Unfortunately the greeting was not translated to Finnish and my skills in
> Italian being what they are, I have no idea what he is saying.
The balloon's from the story too, it means nothing.
(Literally:
"'What's it for?' You might say. 'You'll see, you'll see', says I"
(Is "says I" correct English? I use it, but I guess I learned it from Huck
Finn's stories, I'm not sure it's correct :-)
--
Francesco
)
Goofy313g
The little big book of disney (to don)
Message 41 -
2002-02-04 at 18:55:04
Hi, everybody!!!
Don Rosa told:
>>>Did anyone ask permission for this, Gilles?
No, they didn't. When I've first read about this book in a message posted
here, a lot of details striked me much:
*this book provided links to some of our sites, so its autor must know our
sites, and so mine
*it uses the fact that daisy is grandma's grandniece. I have been , I think,
the first and the only one to have this idea about daisy being grandma's
grandniece in my tree. I immediately told myself that they stole me the
idea!!! I didn't told you about this, because you were so enthusiastic about
having links to your sites in this book, but I have been really choked about
this. Even if they didn't quote me as a source, they could at least add a
link to my site!!!
Well,...this is what life is made of.... ;-)
With the agreement of Rich, I will add him in my site because this is still a
tree, but I don't like it at all !!!
If somebody can buy this ***** book for me, this would be nice, because, as a
collector, I must do this (yuck) ;-)
gilles
Don Rosa told:
>>>Did anyone ask permission for this, Gilles?
No, they didn't. When I've first read about this book in a message posted
here, a lot of details striked me much:
*this book provided links to some of our sites, so its autor must know our
sites, and so mine
*it uses the fact that daisy is grandma's grandniece. I have been , I think,
the first and the only one to have this idea about daisy being grandma's
grandniece in my tree. I immediately told myself that they stole me the
idea!!! I didn't told you about this, because you were so enthusiastic about
having links to your sites in this book, but I have been really choked about
this. Even if they didn't quote me as a source, they could at least add a
link to my site!!!
Well,...this is what life is made of.... ;-)
With the agreement of Rich, I will add him in my site because this is still a
tree, but I don't like it at all !!!
If somebody can buy this ***** book for me, this would be nice, because, as a
collector, I must do this (yuck) ;-)
gilles
Oyvind J. Karstad
Comic shops in Norway?
Message 42 -
2002-02-04 at 19:24:28
Arthur de Wolf:
> Next week I'm going to Oslo, Norway. I will also be driving north to Hamar
> and beyond. Can someone give me advice on nice places to go to to look for
> Disney comics?
I live nearby Hamar.
There is a small used bookstore in Hamar with a lot of cheap Disney Comics.
The amount and quality of the comics varies.
The name of the store is "Pocketboka" (The pocket book).
I'm not sure about the address, but I think it's Skolegata 31 or something like that.
Just e-mail me if you need an explanation on how to get there.
In Oslo there are several good comic stores.
The best is probably "Sp?k & spenning". The address is Thorvald Meyersgt. 43.
You can find new Disney comics (weekly, pocket books, special series) everywhere.
Oyvind J. Karstad
> Next week I'm going to Oslo, Norway. I will also be driving north to Hamar
> and beyond. Can someone give me advice on nice places to go to to look for
> Disney comics?
I live nearby Hamar.
There is a small used bookstore in Hamar with a lot of cheap Disney Comics.
The amount and quality of the comics varies.
The name of the store is "Pocketboka" (The pocket book).
I'm not sure about the address, but I think it's Skolegata 31 or something like that.
Just e-mail me if you need an explanation on how to get there.
In Oslo there are several good comic stores.
The best is probably "Sp?k & spenning". The address is Thorvald Meyersgt. 43.
You can find new Disney comics (weekly, pocket books, special series) everywhere.
Oyvind J. Karstad
Fluks, H.W.
Half off-topic: Astrid Lindgren
Message 43 -
2002-02-04 at 19:45:20
Nils:
> Since the date looks special today (02-02-02 to some
> of you, ...)
Our royal family chose to make this date special to them (and to 87% of the
Dutch people): crown prince Willem-Alexander got married to the daughter of
a former member of the Argentinan junta. (Maybe that beats marrying the
mother of a child of a drug dealer...)
I belong to the 13% that don't care about royalty. So I went to Belgium
(Mechelen), to meet a Disney comics fan there. His name is... Willem
Alexander.
[Astrid Lindgren 1907--2002]
> I even refuse to define or label this as "fully off-topic"
Mrs. Lindgren's stories were published in the Dutch "Donald Duck" weekly for
years. So mentioning her is even less off-topic.
Besides, I think she was the Scandinavian equivalent of Lewis Caroll.
--Harry.
Harry Fluks, Leidschendam, The Netherlands
"Wie ben ik? Wat doe ik hier? Waar is mijn Roddelflop?"
> Since the date looks special today (02-02-02 to some
> of you, ...)
Our royal family chose to make this date special to them (and to 87% of the
Dutch people): crown prince Willem-Alexander got married to the daughter of
a former member of the Argentinan junta. (Maybe that beats marrying the
mother of a child of a drug dealer...)
I belong to the 13% that don't care about royalty. So I went to Belgium
(Mechelen), to meet a Disney comics fan there. His name is... Willem
Alexander.
[Astrid Lindgren 1907--2002]
> I even refuse to define or label this as "fully off-topic"
Mrs. Lindgren's stories were published in the Dutch "Donald Duck" weekly for
years. So mentioning her is even less off-topic.
Besides, I think she was the Scandinavian equivalent of Lewis Caroll.
--Harry.
Harry Fluks, Leidschendam, The Netherlands
"Wie ben ik? Wat doe ik hier? Waar is mijn Roddelflop?"
Sue And Gary Leach
Oopsy
Message 44 -
2002-02-04 at 21:13:07
To all:
Yikes! In my last post, I mentioned that Diamond and Disney have been
negotiating since early 1998. Wrong-o! That should read early 1999! Abject
apologies to everyone's already stretched patience.
(And thanks to Bob Foster for backhandedly pointing out my error!)
Gary
Yikes! In my last post, I mentioned that Diamond and Disney have been
negotiating since early 1998. Wrong-o! That should read early 1999! Abject
apologies to everyone's already stretched patience.
(And thanks to Bob Foster for backhandedly pointing out my error!)
Gary
Jostein Hansen
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