I'm writing 4 stories (actually I've already finished them)...
Below, you can see the Italian and the English names of these stories and their lenghts:
- "Zio Paperone e la Prova per l'Eredit? " (Inheritance Test) 10-12 Pages
- "Addio, Topolinia!" (G'bye, Mouseton) 24-28 Pages
- "Paperino e il Compagno d'Annata" (Donald Duck in: "Auld Pal") 16-18 Pages
- "Paperino in: <Amici per Sempre>" (Donald & Mac in: "Rememberin'") 16-18 Pages
Next Time, I'll write here the texts of these stories' first tables so that you'll can choose one of these stories and, then, when it'll be completed, I hope I'll can upload here, so that you can read it...
Thank you for your vote!;)
Walt Zuti ;)
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Sim
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2010-07-06 at 20:34:05
Robb_K
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2010-07-06 at 20:49:49
What do you mean by "tables"?
Sim
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2010-07-06 at 21:03:21
I mean "Pages"... ;)
Sim
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2010-07-08 at 08:43:14
Here's, as I've promised, the first pages of the stories...
I hope you'll like them...
Now, you've just to vote...
http://img638.imageshack.us/img638/4527/4stories.pdf
Enjoy!
Good Reading and remember to vote!
Walt Zuti ;)
I hope you'll like them...
Now, you've just to vote...
http://img638.imageshack.us/img638/4527/4stories.pdf
Enjoy!
Good Reading and remember to vote!
Walt Zuti ;)
Robb_K
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2010-07-08 at 09:11:06
I will vote for the story you titled "Heritage Test". It should be titled "Inheritance Test". "Heritage" is the background of one's ancestors. "Inheritance" is what an ancestor leaves to his descendants.
Sim
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2010-07-08 at 09:20:33
Thank you, Robbb!
I'll correct it... ;)
I'll correct it... ;)
Sim
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Message 7 -
2010-07-08 at 16:24:21
if I'm not too indiscreet, can I ask you why have you choosen that story?
(For the Scrooge's scottish speech? For the implied Barks' continuity? Or just because you like the input?...)
(For the Scrooge's scottish speech? For the implied Barks' continuity? Or just because you like the input?...)
Dutch Duckfan Down Under
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Message 8 -
2010-07-08 at 16:25:13
I haven't read much yet, but I find it quite disturbing that Scrooge has such a heavy accent in the first story.
Sim
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2010-07-08 at 16:57:54
Quote from user: Dutch Duckfan Down UnderI haven't read much yet, but I find it quite disturbing that Scrooge has such a heavy accent in the first story.
Indeed, maybe is too much...
Maybe some people cannot understand what he's saying...
Indeed, maybe is too much...
Maybe some people cannot understand what he's saying...
Sim
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Message 10 -
2010-07-08 at 17:16:49
To avoid possible ambiguity, "e cosi' via" means "etcetera etcetera"...;)
Robb_K
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2010-07-08 at 18:06:54
Quote from user: SimQuote from user: Dutch Duckfan Down UnderI haven't read much yet, but I find it quite disturbing that Scrooge has such a heavy accent in the first story.
Indeed, maybe is too much...
Maybe some people cannot understand what he's saying...
I found it very funny to see an Italian's interpretation of how Scots would sound written in English.
Indeed, maybe is too much...
Maybe some people cannot understand what he's saying...
I found it very funny to see an Italian's interpretation of how Scots would sound written in English.
Sim
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2010-07-08 at 18:21:23
Quote from user: Robb_KQuote from user: SimQuote from user: Dutch Duckfan Down UnderI haven't read much yet, but I find it quite disturbing that Scrooge has such a heavy accent in the first story.
Indeed, maybe is too much...
Maybe some people cannot understand what he's saying...
I found it very funny to see an Italian's interpretation of how Scots would sound written in English.
I too, but actually, I've used the ScoTranslate... ;)
Indeed, maybe is too much...
Maybe some people cannot understand what he's saying...
I found it very funny to see an Italian's interpretation of how Scots would sound written in English.
I too, but actually, I've used the ScoTranslate... ;)
Robb_K
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Message 13 -
2010-07-08 at 18:32:54
I wondered how you did so well with that!
Sim
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Message 14 -
2010-07-09 at 12:33:36
By some days, I'll can add a Page, in the meantime, I please you to vote... ;)
Sim
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Message 15 -
2010-07-10 at 10:32:52
As I've promised, here there are the new Pages... ;)
The phrase "State Freschi!" means "Wait and Hope!"
- Walt Zuti ;)
The phrase "State Freschi!" means "Wait and Hope!"
- Walt Zuti ;)
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