Keskustelujen arkisto

Kjell:
> I also visited Prague in Czechoslovakia and I saw large film posters from
> the Jungle Book.
> Mateusz, did you get these Disney movies in Poland too?

I don't remember. I was born in 1986 :-)

I'll ask my parents.

Best wishes,
mateusz lis

Michael X wrote:

> The price in Finland is (according to the information on the cover) 3.40 EUR

Er... On the cover it clearly says ?3.70, not ?3.40, for Finland...

It is also possible to subscribe to Kalle Anka & C:o. According to last
week's issue (22/03), the price for one year is SEK 895 (or SEK 995 for
"other countries"). It does not tell which countries are "other
countries," though, but the previous lines tell where to pay if you live
in Sweden or Finland, so this could mean that Finland is not one of the
"other countries," meaning the same price for both countries.

Stefan

Ari.Seppi at uta.fi wrote:

> On the other hand Kalle Anka has more pages
> (but don't they also waste - sorry, use - more pages for jokes
> and that kind of stuff than Aku Ankka).

You mean the rubbish? Yes, there's way too much of that.

> And let's not forget Kalle Anka's toys either <grin>.

That's part of the rubbish IMHO.

Stefan

Hi everyone. It appears that Soeren's "chat room" might be difficult for some
of us to get to. And, others of us don't want to use a chat room. They don't
want to stay on line very long. Because of this, I think Cord's generous offer
to make his site accessible to both chatting AND just leaving an e-mail post
(as I understand it), would be the best solution. If I understand it correctly,
one can go there, peruse the thread titles, pick one if interested, read it,
and make a reply post or original thread post, without registering. I did
that. I assume that if one sees a post he's interested in, he can copy that
into his hard disc, and get off line quickly. Then, he can leisurely type his
reply, and get back on line to quickly submit it to the forum. I don't believe
it would be necessary to have the postings sent to each off-topic "list member"
who requests it. But Cord, please clarify that for us. Would it be possible
also to "join a new OFF-Topic mailing list" and get daily postings sent?
Personally, I wouldn't want THAT. I already have too much mail to sort through.
For ME, it would be easy enough to go to Cord's sight, scan the posting titles
quickly and see if there is anything I'm interested in (e.g. only go there when
I see a comment at the end of an "official DCML posting that notifies readers
that an OFF-Topic offshoot thread from this post is now moving to Cord's
auxilliary site. That DOES NOT mean the dcml thread will stop!!!! Nobody who
is ONLY on original DCML will miss anything! The way I understand it (Cord,
please clarify), those who wish to receive digest mailings or individual
mailings of all postings on this Off-topic list, will also be given that OPTION.

It seems to me this will give those of us who are interested in the subjects
that move to politics, history, culture, science, or other entertainment will
now have a place to go (and not feel like guilty lecturers and/or spammers).
However, "You said"-"No I didn't say...." and "You meant..." "I didn't mean..."
discussions should NOT even be on Cord's board. THAT type of dialogue should be
sent in PRIVATE E-mails, only!!!!

What do all of you think?

Rob
Klein

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Rob Klein wrote:

> Regarding Mickey Mouse Annual: I haven't seen any listings on their value. But,
> Ican see that they must be British publications (OR Australian?), due to the
> spelling of "favourites".

British.

Stefan

Stefan Persson wrote:

> You mean the rubbish? Yes, there's way too
> much of that.

Easy, easy, Stefan...

Remember that every time I use words like "rubble", "bullshit", "terrorist",
etc. here on DCML it use to trigger a lot of chritisism.

Sigvald

Christina Hellstr?m <chellstr at iki.fi> wrote:

> Among my classmates (some 20 years ago)...

Very interesting. Last saturday (24th of May) we had our 20th anniversary -
it was a really nice event... and the explanation why I didn't send any
messages to DCML that night.

Btw. comics was actually mentioned as one of my old class mates told me that
he once borrowed a Blueberry album from me around 25 years ago and that it
was never delivered back to me. I told him that I hope that Egmont one day
will start publishing a Blueberry book series just like the ongoing series
with Asterix so that I really can enjoy reading Blueberry again.

Sigvald