Wow! I think my computer (no, not me!) sent the same long message three or
four or five times to the DCML! I witness other people sometimes suffering
that same fate, and I now see how a hiccup in one's computer will cause the
thing to run berserk and commit this sorta crime against humanity.
VERY sorry!
Author
Topic: 200302
(428 messages)
Don Rosa
Yikes.
Message 241 -
2003-02-18 at 15:29:23
Cord Wiljes
Family tree
Message 242 -
2003-02-18 at 17:42:03
Don: I have seen other Duck family trees over the years and they all were different. The only sure thing seemed to be the
connection between Donald and HD&L. I did not know that the family tree was based on Barks' own material. Which makes it much more
official than I thought in the beginning before you explained this. Thanks for pointing this out.
And regarding the color of money: Well, you started this ;-) If someone else is interested in this discussion from last year you
can find the archived messages here:
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=coin+color&meta=group%3Dfa.disney-comics
Cord
connection between Donald and HD&L. I did not know that the family tree was based on Barks' own material. Which makes it much more
official than I thought in the beginning before you explained this. Thanks for pointing this out.
And regarding the color of money: Well, you started this ;-) If someone else is interested in this discussion from last year you
can find the archived messages here:
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=coin+color&meta=group%3Dfa.disney-comics
Cord
Cord Wiljes
WG: Family tree
Message 243 -
2003-02-18 at 17:46:51
Sorry for my previous mis-formatted posting which probably cannot be
read on most mailers because the lines are much too long. This one
should be better:
Don: I have seen other Duck family trees over the years and they all
were different. The only sure thing seemed to be the connection between
Donald and HD&L. I did not know that the family tree was based on Barks'
own material. Which makes it much more official than I thought in the
beginning before you explained this. Thanks for pointing this out.
And regarding the color of money: Well, you started this ;-) If someone
else is interested in this discussion from last year you can find the
archived messages here:
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=coin+color&meta=group%3Dfa.disney-comi
cs
Cord
read on most mailers because the lines are much too long. This one
should be better:
Don: I have seen other Duck family trees over the years and they all
were different. The only sure thing seemed to be the connection between
Donald and HD&L. I did not know that the family tree was based on Barks'
own material. Which makes it much more official than I thought in the
beginning before you explained this. Thanks for pointing this out.
And regarding the color of money: Well, you started this ;-) If someone
else is interested in this discussion from last year you can find the
archived messages here:
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=coin+color&meta=group%3Dfa.disney-comi
cs
Cord
Mateusz Lis
Answer and question
Message 244 -
2003-02-18 at 17:47:52
1) Don Rosa wrote:
> And though I can't read them, there seems to be a very nice current series
> of stories about Donald being raised by Grandma Duck in the current Egmont
> issues. Which brings a question to me for those who can read these
stories:
> does the young Donald call the lady "Mom" or "Grandma"? Or "hey, you!"?
(But
> even if he's calling her "Momma" in those stories, that wouldn't change
the
> relationship as Barks defined it in his notes.)
Donald call her "Grandma", at least in Polish & Czech version.
And, in my opinion, in these stories she looks quite old. Too old to be a
mother.
2) Does anybody know who drew the sticker album "That's Donald!" (known also
as "?a c'est Donald!", "lo Paperino!", "As? es Donald!", "S? o Donald",
"Ach, ten Donald")?
thanks,
lis
> And though I can't read them, there seems to be a very nice current series
> of stories about Donald being raised by Grandma Duck in the current Egmont
> issues. Which brings a question to me for those who can read these
stories:
> does the young Donald call the lady "Mom" or "Grandma"? Or "hey, you!"?
(But
> even if he's calling her "Momma" in those stories, that wouldn't change
the
> relationship as Barks defined it in his notes.)
Donald call her "Grandma", at least in Polish & Czech version.
And, in my opinion, in these stories she looks quite old. Too old to be a
mother.
2) Does anybody know who drew the sticker album "That's Donald!" (known also
as "?a c'est Donald!", "lo Paperino!", "As? es Donald!", "S? o Donald",
"Ach, ten Donald")?
thanks,
lis
H.W.Fluks
Birth of Ducks
Message 245 -
2003-02-18 at 18:05:58
Rob Klein:
> And so, we have our answer: As Barks had Scrooge mentioning
> that he would turn
> back into an egg halfway across the "Fountain of Youth Pond",
> we can assume
> that the Ducks came out of eggs (not live births (as
> mammals).
Another possibility is that he was making a joke on his surname "(Mc)Duck".
If I would stand there on that island, I could have said "Being halfway, I would not have been Fluks enough to cross the pond" - the word fluks means "fast".
If you would stand there, you could have said "Being halfway, I would be even Kleiner, so I can't cross the pond". (Klein = small)
--Harry Fluks.
> And so, we have our answer: As Barks had Scrooge mentioning
> that he would turn
> back into an egg halfway across the "Fountain of Youth Pond",
> we can assume
> that the Ducks came out of eggs (not live births (as
> mammals).
Another possibility is that he was making a joke on his surname "(Mc)Duck".
If I would stand there on that island, I could have said "Being halfway, I would not have been Fluks enough to cross the pond" - the word fluks means "fast".
If you would stand there, you could have said "Being halfway, I would be even Kleiner, so I can't cross the pond". (Klein = small)
--Harry Fluks.
H.W.Fluks
Year 0
Message 246 -
2003-02-18 at 18:06:19
Santiago wrote to Cord:
> >>If I take a generation as 30 years there were 67
> generations since the
> birth of Christ. So I could have 2^67 = 150.000.000.000.000.000.000
> ancestors in the year 0.
[..]
> Nonetheless, the rest of the reasonment is quite OK.
Except that the year 0 does not exist.
But I'll stop here. We had that discussion before on DCML, 3 years ago. 8-)
--Harry.
> >>If I take a generation as 30 years there were 67
> generations since the
> birth of Christ. So I could have 2^67 = 150.000.000.000.000.000.000
> ancestors in the year 0.
[..]
> Nonetheless, the rest of the reasonment is quite OK.
Except that the year 0 does not exist.
But I'll stop here. We had that discussion before on DCML, 3 years ago. 8-)
--Harry.
H.W.Fluks
What's the colo(u)r of money
Message 247 -
2003-02-18 at 18:06:58
Don wrote:
> this idea that the Money
> Bin is filled with gold coins rather than pocket change --
> it's a European tradition
In the Dutch/European tradition (as I understand it), the bin *is* filled with pocket change. It's just that the colour of pocket change is yellow. Even Scrooge's first dime is yellow.
It's just one of those unwritten comic laws: coins should be yellow. Banknotes should be green. Water should be blue. Roofs should be red. While in real life, the colours are often different.
--Harry.
> this idea that the Money
> Bin is filled with gold coins rather than pocket change --
> it's a European tradition
In the Dutch/European tradition (as I understand it), the bin *is* filled with pocket change. It's just that the colour of pocket change is yellow. Even Scrooge's first dime is yellow.
It's just one of those unwritten comic laws: coins should be yellow. Banknotes should be green. Water should be blue. Roofs should be red. While in real life, the colours are often different.
--Harry.
Lars Jensen
Half of Norway (OT)
Message 248 -
2003-02-18 at 18:20:37
AC Sivebæk wrote:
> Next morning we got up early - had a well made english breakfeast and
> drove to Sandnes. Do you know IVV? Internationaler Vander Vorbund -
they
> arrange walking trips all over. We went on a trip in Sandnes, which
was
> maybe around 5 km or so.
Just out of curiosity: Why Sandnes?
Lars
> Next morning we got up early - had a well made english breakfeast and
> drove to Sandnes. Do you know IVV? Internationaler Vander Vorbund -
they
> arrange walking trips all over. We went on a trip in Sandnes, which
was
> maybe around 5 km or so.
Just out of curiosity: Why Sandnes?
Lars
Cord Wiljes
AW: Year 0
Message 249 -
2003-02-18 at 18:22:22
Harry Fluks wrote:
> Except that the year 0 does not exist.
I had stopped at this for a second while writing the original message. I
should have stopped longer. You are right of course. After 1 B.C. 1 A.D.
immediately followed. Which also is the reason, why this millennium
started with January 1st 2001 (not 2000).
> Except that the year 0 does not exist.
I had stopped at this for a second while writing the original message. I
should have stopped longer. You are right of course. After 1 B.C. 1 A.D.
immediately followed. Which also is the reason, why this millennium
started with January 1st 2001 (not 2000).
Gerd Syllwasschy
What's the colo(u)r of money
Message 250 -
2003-02-18 at 18:31:53
Harry wrote:
> coins should be yellow.
As a matter of fact, many European countries have been issueing coins
made of brass. So yellowish-colored pocket change is not so far from
reality as an American might imagine.
Gerd
> coins should be yellow.
As a matter of fact, many European countries have been issueing coins
made of brass. So yellowish-colored pocket change is not so far from
reality as an American might imagine.
Gerd
Don Rosa
DCML digest #1261
Message 251 -
2003-02-18 at 18:55:38
Me, myownself, wrote, in reference to my correspondence with Mr. Barks in
1992:
"...this was the one topic that interested in the most"
I meant to type:
"... this (his Family Tree) was the one topic that interested him (Barks)
the most", which might add a nuance of extra meaning to my message.
... but I'm still more embarrassed by my computer sending the same message
to the ML four times. Dan Shane says that I should publicly blame my
Microsoft OE for the misdeed and I will gain extra points.
1992:
"...this was the one topic that interested in the most"
I meant to type:
"... this (his Family Tree) was the one topic that interested him (Barks)
the most", which might add a nuance of extra meaning to my message.
... but I'm still more embarrassed by my computer sending the same message
to the ML four times. Dan Shane says that I should publicly blame my
Microsoft OE for the misdeed and I will gain extra points.
Timo Ronkainen
Q: Jippes fanzine cover
Message 252 -
2003-02-18 at 19:16:50
Hi all!
Question:
Was the Jippes' cover for German Carl Barks checklist (by Norbert Aping,
1976) originally a cover of Carl Barks & Co -fanzine?
Timo
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Question:
Was the Jippes' cover for German Carl Barks checklist (by Norbert Aping,
1976) originally a cover of Carl Barks & Co -fanzine?
Timo
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Dennis Books
Donald's birth / Carl Barks
Message 253 -
2003-02-18 at 19:18:49
Sounds like the book Cord Wiljes describes is a later printing of THE LIFE OF DONALD DUCK (1941).I thought it was an interesting read as it takes snapshots from many of the duck cartoon shorts. It is billed as "My only authorized biography (signed) d. duck".A facsimile of the 1941 classic book was released in 1994 by Applewood Books.Of special interest besides an accurate accounting of Donald's birth, it included:a recorded CD - with Carl Barks and Donald Duck in a fireside chat,a complete script of the recording,a mail in offer entitling the purchaser to a free cassette of the program and a greeting card by Carl.
"Anything for a duck"...Dennis
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AW: Year 0
Message 254 -
2003-02-18 at 19:20:42
Cord Wiljes wrote:
>Harry Fluks wrote:
>
>
>>Except that the year 0 does not exist.
>>
>>
>I had stopped at this for a second while writing the original message. I
>should have stopped longer. You are right of course. After 1 B.C. 1 A.D.
>immediately followed. Which also is the reason, why this millennium
>started with January 1st 2001 (not 2000).
>
>
That depends on what you mean with B.C. and A.D.: "n years before/after
Christ" or "year n before/after Christ." In the former case, there
would be two years 0 (one before and one after Christ), but in the
latter case there would be none.
BTW, what about the strange attachment that you included with your mail:
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>Harry Fluks wrote:
>
>
>>Except that the year 0 does not exist.
>>
>>
>I had stopped at this for a second while writing the original message. I
>should have stopped longer. You are right of course. After 1 B.C. 1 A.D.
>immediately followed. Which also is the reason, why this millennium
>started with January 1st 2001 (not 2000).
>
>
That depends on what you mean with B.C. and A.D.: "n years before/after
Christ" or "year n before/after Christ." In the former case, there
would be two years 0 (one before and one after Christ), but in the
latter case there would be none.
BTW, what about the strange attachment that you included with your mail:
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name="winmail.dat"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
Content-Disposition: attachment;
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H.W.Fluks
Q2: Jippes fanzine cover
Message 255 -
2003-02-18 at 19:23:52
Timo:
> Was the Jippes' cover for German Carl Barks checklist (by
> Norbert Aping,
> 1976) originally a cover of Carl Barks & Co -fanzine?
Do you have a short description, or a scan, of that drawing?
--Harry.
(Jippes fan)
> Was the Jippes' cover for German Carl Barks checklist (by
> Norbert Aping,
> 1976) originally a cover of Carl Barks & Co -fanzine?
Do you have a short description, or a scan, of that drawing?
--Harry.
(Jippes fan)