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  1. 01-13-2005, 11:33 AM #61
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    eh, my questions about Don are answered and I don't need to know any more on the subject than Doug said. As far as I'm concerned.
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  2. 01-13-2005, 02:01 PM #62
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hugh Casey


    With job, or family?

    Let us know... we are hopelessly nosey!

    Family. And yes, I'm being intentionally obscure...
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  3. 01-13-2005, 02:49 PM #63
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    Quote Originally Posted by Doug Burke
    Family. And yes, I'm being intentionally obscure...
    (shakes fist in the air)

    Damn you... Damn you and your obfuscation, Douglas Burke! Damn you all to hell!



    Tell Mr. Mappin good luck with... whatever.
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  4. 01-13-2005, 02:59 PM #64
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hugh Casey
    (shakes fist in the air)

    Damn you... Damn you and your obfuscation, Douglas Burke! Damn you all to hell!



    Tell Mr. Mappin good luck with... whatever.
    Like the tattoo says, I gotta be me. Nobody else wants the job!
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  5. 01-13-2005, 03:10 PM #65
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    Quote Originally Posted by Garet
    Somebody posted on the Mongoose boards that Decipher told their dagents? that they would make a announcement next week concerning the Star Trek rpg. Here's hoping.
    This assumes, for even a fraction of a second, that Decipher could be capable of telling the truth to anybody, even their own people. I personally lack the confidence to believe that.

    This isn't to say that I wouldn't like some of the books that they were talking about, but at this point I can't believe a word they say. There will have to be a book on a shelf for me to believe that they're going to publish something at this point.
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  6. 01-13-2005, 04:33 PM #66
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cochrane
    I wonder if anyone we haven't heard from in a while might possibly be secretly working on stuff for Decipher. It seems Don hasn't posted since October...
    I appreciate the thought, but no, I haven't been working on Trek. I haven't been doing any commerical writing, just some personal stuff that may or may not see print.

    In this regard I know very little more than the rest of you regarding Trek. I'll call Scott and try to wrangle out some details. Based on what I've heard, all negotiations to move the Trek license failed or were turned down; Decipher will be announcing that they'll be publishing Trek books again (clearing the existing queue) much like they announced with LotR.

    What happens after the queue runs dry I don't know. (But I'll ask.)

    As for the other stuff, I've just been working and enjoying life. Not to derail the thread, but in March there will be a new addition to the Mappin family, a boy.

    Oh, and re: hi all! Hope I'm still welcome in these parts.
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  7. 01-13-2005, 04:34 PM #67
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cochrane
    eh, my questions about Don are answered and I don't need to know any more on the subject than Doug said. As far as I'm concerned.
    I thought my ears were ringing!

    WB, Cochrane.
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  8. 01-13-2005, 04:51 PM #68
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    Nice to hear from you, Don. Nice of you to offer to use your Vesala on our behalf.

    A kid is what it sounded like Doug was talking about.

    You're wondering about you still being welcome??

    As for myself, it it nice to be back. Don's the first one to give any clear indication of remembering me. I've been back for a fewe weeks or so. Maybe someone (me?) needs to start or revive a welcome back thread for this sort of thing? Or was that era too long ago... There wasn't an active one when I first returned.

    But enough of that I guess.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Don Mappin
    I thought my ears were ringing!

    WB, Cochrane.
    Wow! I was gonna call you tonight and point you to this thread. But now you've gone psycho- er, I mean, psychic on me...
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  10. 01-14-2005, 07:24 AM #70
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    Quote Originally Posted by Don Mappin
    As for the other stuff, I've just been working and enjoying life. Not to derail the thread, but in March there will be a new addition to the Mappin family, a boy.

    Oh, and re: hi all! Hope I'm still welcome in these parts.
    Congrats on the new Mappin, Don! And, AFAIC, I think that you would ALWAYS be welcome around these parts!
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  11. 01-14-2005, 07:26 AM #71
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cochrane
    You're wondering about you still being welcome??

    As for myself, it it nice to be back. Don's the first one to give any clear indication of remembering me. I've been back for a fewe weeks or so. Maybe someone (me?) needs to start or revive a welcome back thread for this sort of thing? Or was that era too long ago... There wasn't an active one when I first returned.
    Ummm... Sorry, Cochrane. It's good to have you back, too. No, really. Honest.



    Seriously, welcome back to the boards!
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  12. 01-14-2005, 12:15 PM #72
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    Err, welcome back... everyone?

    Good to see you, Don, Cochrane and the rest...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Imagus
    Err, welcome back... everyone?

    Good to see you, Don, Cochrane and the rest...
    I feel so loved.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Don Mappin
    As for the other stuff, I've just been working and enjoying life. Not to derail the thread, but in March there will be a new addition to the Mappin family, a boy.

    Oh, and re: hi all! Hope I'm still welcome in these parts.
    Thread Jack...

    Is the store still open Don? I need a new coffee mug

    Welcomeback for sure and good news on the books front it seems
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  15. 01-15-2005, 09:30 AM #75
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    Congratulations on the forthcoming addition to your family, Don.
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