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HFQ Official Snippet #17

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Re: HFQ Official Snippet #17
Post by Thrandir   » Thu Jan 22, 2015 3:16 am

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Thanks for this one RFC - I must say though you like the cliff-hangers .... I really hope both men get to safety.
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Re: HFQ Official Snippet #17
Post by dan92677   » Thu Jan 22, 2015 3:59 am

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A second great snippet!!!

Thank you, rfc!!!!!!
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Re: HFQ Official Snippet #17
Post by lyonheart   » Thu Jan 22, 2015 4:55 am

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Hi Thrandir,

Quite aside from snippet #2 letting us know all made it back safely, has anyone else noticed the name on the message was Lt Bryahnsyn, who's the Dohlaran Lt. in snippet # 16, while Lt Hahrlys commands the ICA engineers in #17?

Hope they fix it before the dead tree versions hit the shelves. ;)

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Thrandir wrote:Thanks for this one RFC - I must say though you like the cliff-hangers .... I really hope both men get to safety.
Any snippet or post from RFC is good if not great!
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Re: HFQ Official Snippet #17
Post by Randomiser   » Thu Jan 22, 2015 5:17 am

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Good to get the snippet, RFC, and hope you are fully recovered soon.

There you go guys, little boats, kayaks, cold water swimmers, and not-invented-by-Merlin "scuba" gear with a rubberised canvas diving suit. Everyone got it right, except me! No snorkel :D
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Re: HFQ Official Snippet #17
Post by AirTech   » Thu Jan 22, 2015 6:39 am

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Randomiser wrote:Good to get the snippet, RFC, and hope you are fully recovered soon.

There you go guys, little boats, kayaks, cold water swimmers, and not-invented-by-Merlin "scuba" gear with a rubberised canvas diving suit. Everyone got it right, except me! No snorkel :D


Rubberized canvas - hum, so rubber tyres are an easy next step, leading to bicycles, do we see a Model "D" (a Diesel Model T) (or will they just jump to a GPW (Jeep))in the near future?
(Steel gas cylinders would be appreciated by the diving community, but a rebreather set up is possible on rubber but the pressures are very low compared to a steel system).
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Re: HFQ Official Snippet #17
Post by Keith_w   » Thu Jan 22, 2015 7:53 am

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AirTech wrote:
Randomiser wrote:Good to get the snippet, RFC, and hope you are fully recovered soon.

There you go guys, little boats, kayaks, cold water swimmers, and not-invented-by-Merlin "scuba" gear with a rubberised canvas diving suit. Everyone got it right, except me! No snorkel :D


Rubberized canvas - hum, so rubber tyres are an easy next step, leading to bicycles, do we see a Model "D" (a Diesel Model T) (or will they just jump to a GPW (Jeep))in the near future?
(Steel gas cylinders would be appreciated by the diving community, but a rebreather set up is possible on rubber but the pressures are very low compared to a steel system).


They have bicycles with solid rubber tires at the Delthak works, although they may not have spread out of there yet.
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Re: HFQ Official Snippet #17
Post by XofDallas   » Thu Jan 22, 2015 8:25 am

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Yayyyy! TYVM, Mr. Weber!!!!!
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Re: HFQ Official Snippet #17
Post by RHWoodman   » Thu Jan 22, 2015 8:49 am

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Thank you for the snippet. My withdrawal symptoms have eased ... temporarily. :lol:
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Re: HFQ Official Snippet #17
Post by Duckk   » Thu Jan 22, 2015 9:15 am

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Re: HFQ Official Snippet #17
Post by McGuiness   » Thu Jan 22, 2015 10:10 am

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How blind and deaf are the church boys gonna go when everything goes BOOOOM? :twisted:

Thanks RFC, and it's pretty much a miracle that anyone escapes a major convention without picking up "convention crud," let alone the authors!

I've very much enjoyed Katherine Kurtz's novels, especially her Deryni and Adept series. Glad to hear she's still going strong - and she's practically RFC's neighbor now, since she's apparently given up that musty, drafty castle in Ireland for a sensible home in Virginia! :lol:

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