I don't know what else to tell you. I've responded several times with the answer I have but it hasn't been satisfactory.
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Ms mod@ you said that //I think we're having a loss in translation.//
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so my question was that what is the name of country you and which country he ( stephen ) belongs to ? and what is his and your mother tongue ? will you kindly tell us ?
but why are you avoiding my normal questions ? im just curious to know about stephen and im not getting reply even from his personal associates...sorry but dont take me offensive.
cuz im foolish boy after all. so will you please tell me about these matter ? cuz im serious to know about it.
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so my question was that what is the name of country you and which country he ( stephen ) belongs to ? and what is his and your mother tongue ? will you kindly tell us ?
but why are you avoiding my normal questions ? im just curious to know about stephen and im not getting reply even from his personal associates...sorry but dont take me offensive.
cuz im foolish boy after all. so will you please tell me about these matter ? cuz im serious to know about it.
A loss in translation* because I've answered your question to the best of my ability but you continue to ask me the same question. I'm not sure how many times or ways I can say I would need to do research that I don't have the time to do right now in order to provide you with specific quotes from Stephen about women's rights and equality.
*"lost in translation" is used in common vernacular to mean that the listener didn't understand what had been said, eg due to a different perspective on life rather than a difference in native language. As in:
I explained to my husband exactly what I needed but it seems it got lost in translation because what he brought home was completely wrong.
*"lost in translation" is used in common vernacular to mean that the listener didn't understand what had been said, eg due to a different perspective on life rather than a difference in native language. As in:
I explained to my husband exactly what I needed but it seems it got lost in translation because what he brought home was completely wrong.
sorry sorry i understand now. i beg my pardon 100 thousand times if i have offended you.
Counting down the seconds until the Missoula tickets go on sale......
Just bought my tickets for Missoula!!!!!!! Moderator Here I come!!! 
Yay!!Just bought my tickets for Missoula!!!!!!! Moderator Here I come!!!
Double yay!!Me too!!!
I saw Collings (the author of several of these books) at our Comic Con a couple of years ago and he seemed like a nice, interesting guy. Well-spoken, and clearly a King scholar (not just a superfan). I'd imagine his books would be insightful. I'd be interested in how much Mormon theology creeps into his writing--how and if people can keep their strong religious beliefs out of their scholarly work fascinates me.
Just bought my tickets for Missoula!!!!!!! Moderator Here I come!!!
I'm excited for both of you. Montana is the most beautiful state, I think. I was in Bozeman a few years ago (two years ago this week) and fell in love with the land. I'll be headed to Missoula one day soon because I promised myself I'd drive up through Glacier National Park. I hope you take pictures to share here. James Lee Burke lives there, by the way.Me too!!!
Will be looking for you and am excited to meet you and the hubby!!Me too!!!
As soon as I get a kid to move out, I'm having my GD library! My promise to myself--lolwouldn't it be great to have an actual library though?! With one of those super snazzy bookcases with one of those slidie ladders!?
so excited for you
This event is easily the most exciting thing I'm going to get to do in my life!
I am so excited to be meeting you too! Icing on the cake!! Going to be epic!!!
I'm assuming you haven't been to a King reading before? It's a pretty cool thing! I've been to two of them, one for Bag Of Bones and one for Lisey's Story. I haven't actually been able to meet him in person, shake his hand and say 'Thanks for everything.'. But, I have been in the same building and watched him read, talk, answer questions and have fun while doing it. Cherished memories!!This event is easily the most exciting thing I'm going to get to do in my life!
I am so excited to be meeting you too! Icing on the cake!! Going to be epic!!!
Nope, never have had the pleasure. This will be the first time for me!!
I am beyond excited. Hubby is pretty excited too, and he's not a reader, really. He has been teasing me about missing opening days of hunting season for this, so I guess he must love me a little bit.
Looking forward to it sooo much.
I think you are in for a very special treat. Had the privilege to hear him speak for UTD. Just my opinion, would rather have time listening, laughing (oh he can be so funny), and going off on tangents than have a hand shake. The room radiated. As KRF said, cherished memories. Enjoy!!Nope, never have had the pleasure. This will be the first time for me!!
I am beyond excited. Hubby is pretty excited too, and he's not a reader, really. He has been teasing me about missing opening days of hunting season for this, so I guess he must love me a little bit.
Looking forward to it sooo much.
Picked these up from Craigslist for a great price. Just early BCEs but nice inscriptions.
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Nice haul!Picked these up from Craigslist for a great price. Just early BCEs but nice inscriptions.