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HFQ snippet schedule vs LAMA snippets
Post by Henry Brown   » Sun May 25, 2014 5:50 pm

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So there have not been any snippets/spoilers lately on the forum. And when there are not snippets/spoilers I get bored. And when I get bored, I do research. Here is what I found. Last year on May 26, 2013, RFC posted LAMA spoiler #11.
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So a year ago we had gotten 11 spoilers on the upcoming Safehold book by this point. As of this year, we only have 3 spoilers for HFQ. I thought the snippets/spoilers were running slow. I didn't realize we were 8 off pace. :(

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Re: HFQ snippet schedule vs LAMA snippets
Post by DrakBibliophile   » Sun May 25, 2014 7:33 pm

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Well, don't forget that David Weber doesn't have to give us snippets. :)

Of course, thanks to him being behind on finishing LAMA, he may be "behind" on writing HFQ. :(

Henry Brown wrote:So there have not been any snippets/spoilers lately on the forum. And when there are not snippets/spoilers I get bored. And when I get bored, I do research. Here is what I found. Last year on May 26, 2013, RFC posted LAMA spoiler #11.
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=4204
So a year ago we had gotten 11 spoilers on the upcoming Safehold book by this point. As of this year, we only have 3 spoilers for HFQ. I thought the snippets/spoilers were running slow. I didn't realize we were 8 off pace. :(

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Re: HFQ snippet schedule vs LAMA snippets
Post by Henry Brown   » Sun May 25, 2014 8:23 pm

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DrakBibliophile wrote:Well, don't forget that David Weber doesn't have to give us snippets. :)

Of course, thanks to him being behind on finishing LAMA, he may be "behind" on writing HFQ. :(



I wasn't criticizing RFC. I was just presenting factual, statistical data. Though if he was to give us a barrage of spoilers/snippets to catch us up to last year I *CERTAINLY* would not protest. ;)
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Re: HFQ snippet schedule vs LAMA snippets
Post by DrakBibliophile   » Mon May 26, 2014 9:48 am

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I know you were not criticizing him but sometimes we get people who talk like "Snippets Are A Right".

Henry Brown wrote:
DrakBibliophile wrote:Well, don't forget that David Weber doesn't have to give us snippets. :)

Of course, thanks to him being behind on finishing LAMA, he may be "behind" on writing HFQ. :(



I wasn't criticizing RFC. I was just presenting factual, statistical data. Though if he was to give us a barrage of spoilers/snippets to catch us up to last year I *CERTAINLY* would not protest. ;)
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Re: HFQ snippet schedule vs LAMA snippets
Post by dan92677   » Mon May 26, 2014 2:15 pm

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I look at snippets and am reminded of my (smart) little doggie. If I do something that she really likes (usually involving either a ride or food) it only takes two or three repetitions for it to be an "expectation", accompanied by barking and big brown eyes.

Does that sound like us?
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Re: HFQ snippet schedule vs LAMA snippets
Post by Henry Brown   » Mon May 26, 2014 2:42 pm

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dan92677 wrote:I look at snippets and am reminded of my (smart) little doggie. If I do something that she really likes (usually involving either a ride or food) it only takes two or three repetitions for it to be an "expectation", accompanied by barking and big brown eyes.

Does that sound like us?


Yes, we are very much like Pavlov's dogs when it comes to our snippets. :lol:
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Re: HFQ snippet schedule vs LAMA snippets
Post by dan92677   » Mon May 26, 2014 5:32 pm

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Arf! Arf!
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Re: HFQ snippet schedule vs LAMA snippets
Post by BarryKirk   » Mon May 26, 2014 6:17 pm

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Woof... While wagging tail.... Pant pant pant... Woof Woof...

OK, Snippet now?
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Re: HFQ snippet schedule vs LAMA snippets
Post by iranuke   » Mon May 26, 2014 6:22 pm

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dan92677 wrote:I look at snippets and am reminded of my (smart) little doggie. If I do something that she really likes (usually involving either a ride or food) it only takes two or three repetitions for it to be an "expectation", accompanied by barking and big brown eyes.

Does that sound like us?


I do not have brown eyes, otherwise.....
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Re: HFQ snippet schedule vs LAMA snippets
Post by Alistair   » Mon May 26, 2014 6:49 pm

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Its not that we see it as aright per cee its more closer (with me anyway) to withdrawal symptoms!
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