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Have you got the Manual?
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Member Location: lost in my imagination, buried in manuscripts
Registered:: 20 July 2007
Posts: 425
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I can usually get online with out permission. I think it's also because I'm older, and my parents feel that I'm smart, like not giving out my personal info and stuff like that. It used to be awhile before I could do anything I want on the internet. Also because before I had AOL and it had parental control stuff on it. Now I'm just using Internet Explorer...
Garrett I do know what you're talking about with the Rock music.. if I remember correctly when that music first came out people used to call it the devil's music??? kk: You're like the computer rescuer or something. That's really funny. "It's the simple things in life that are the most extraordinary." -- The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho ||What if I'm not the hero? What if I'm the bad guy?|| 11.21.08|| |
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Member Location: traveling among the worlds of my imagination
Registered:: 27 November 2007
Posts: 334
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Yes, I have parentsl controls on my laptop.
Rock music... That is really wierd. No offense or anything to anyone. I just don't get it... And I still think that it's Ok to read books that include magic... I mean, who wouldn't want to be a wizard? Believe something... and somewhere, it's happened |
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Member Location: On one of my semi-prehistoric computers. By some stroke of luck, I might be on my new one...
Registered:: 20 August 2006
Posts: 555
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Funny, I don't have parental controls on either of my computers or internet connections that I'm allowed to use. I think it's illogical of my parents, though it's also cool, since I can go to all of my favorite websites.
Emi: and I'm not exactly a computer rescuer. I did rescue that old one from my youth minister (and I still don't know what he did with it! It's in horrible shape, and wakes up on its own every evening at the same time, even though the automatic wake-up function turned off) and the one found in an abandoned building, my aunt got from the building (which was actually the place where she used to work), though they were probably going to demolish it along with the building. I just have been trying to fix it, and take care of it. It works reasonably well, though it has Windows NT. Though when my little sister has gotten a hold of it, it crashes, and sometimes she drops it. Which isn't good for a computer like that. I'll try to post a picture of it here sometime. "Believe something and the Universe is on its way to being changed. Because you've changed, by believing. Once you've changed, other things start to follow." --Khairelikoblepharehglukumeilichephreidosd'enagouni, the white hole |
Member![]() Location: Some where in the universe
Registered:: 02 October 2007
Posts: 50
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Hey, yah talking about how you burst our laughing randomly, that happens to me all the time. KK, thats bad, during college, thats really bad. It usually happens to me in the car, when I am not doing anything, so my mind wanders. Its really embarresing, cause I will be reliving a really funny part of my life or of a book, and when I try to snuffle my laughter, it comes out even louder. Then everybody looks at me, as if I am mad. This also happens, during the worst of times, like when someone is being really serious, and I just don't get why, I crack up, over my own private joke.
I am babbling... Rio, ya my cat is really cool, and very snobby, proud and cute! Kardia |
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Member Location: traveling among the worlds of my imagination
Registered:: 27 November 2007
Posts: 334
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I hate it when people are trying to be serious with me, like if my parents are mad at me or something, and they are talking/yelling at me, and i burst out laughing because I was thinking about something funny... Then they get angrier. and i absolutely agree with you Clara. Yay floorboard!
Dai all Believe something... and somewhere, it's happened |
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Member Location: On one of my semi-prehistoric computers. By some stroke of luck, I might be on my new one...
Registered:: 20 August 2006
Posts: 555
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I was trying not laugh for most of dinner, and my aunt was looking at me weird, but I was remembering something my friend had said, and it was funny!
Wolfy, I've done the same thing when my parents have been yelling at me. But sometimes, it's so hard not to laugh! Good luck on your homework! (I'm so glad I never have any, technically.) "Believe something and the Universe is on its way to being changed. Because you've changed, by believing. Once you've changed, other things start to follow." --Khairelikoblepharehglukumeilichephreidosd'enagouni, the white hole |
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New Member Location: Somewhere Over The Rainbow
Registered:: 20 January 2008
Posts: 2
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ummmm sorry to break it to u but the manual doesnt exist. wizardry isnt real! i love the yw books but really!
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Member Location: lost in my imagination, buried in manuscripts
Registered:: 20 July 2007
Posts: 425
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Can't we just dream??
Seriously though, after I read the books I started like referencing it alot.. I tend to do that when ever I read a book. I'd be like oh in SYWTBAW Nita said this.. It's bad, but I could tell my mom was getting annoyed that I was starting to believe in that stuff. But wouldn't it be nice? "It's the simple things in life that are the most extraordinary." -- The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho ||What if I'm not the hero? What if I'm the bad guy?|| 11.21.08|| |
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Member Location: On one of my semi-prehistoric computers. By some stroke of luck, I might be on my new one...
Registered:: 20 August 2006
Posts: 555
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I'd just love to be able to walk on the moon without a space suit! That would awesome, so yes, we can dream. And for all we know, it might be real in an alternate dimension or something that scientists could gain access to in the future (probably not, but hey, we can dream
"Believe something and the Universe is on its way to being changed. Because you've changed, by believing. Once you've changed, other things start to follow." --Khairelikoblepharehglukumeilichephreidosd'enagouni, the white hole |
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Member Location: traveling among the worlds of my imagination
Registered:: 27 November 2007
Posts: 334
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I think that dreaming is the heart of wizardry, because, without dreaming, how would we come up with all of this stuff? so, I think that dreaming is a good thing. Sorry Pirateluvrxx3.
pirateluvr:But I like to dream, and people here (not as in on the forums...)are kind of restiricting about it, so i express my feelings here. Sorry if it's to personal, and i am upsetting you w/ my dreams. my imagination is really big. I know that. OK??? Emi: yeah, i agree... i reference books that I read a lot... and my parents are like that... kk: there just might be... Believe something... and somewhere, it's happened |
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Member Location: in wizardheartz,my world
Registered:: 05 February 2008
Posts: 11
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hey ,Im back!tough time on errantry
--- as a matter of fact.....{pay close attention to my statis on the side... [edited to consolidate double-post. --kli] This message has been edited. Last edited by: kli6, peice out |
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New Member Location: on my wizpod touch
Registered:: 01 March 2008
Posts: 3
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I started a Manual on my Wizpod touch it's really cool. I think wizardry and magic exist as long as you belive it exist. Oh if you get any ideas about speech can you share them. Thanks
dài stiho |
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Member Location: On one of my semi-prehistoric computers. By some stroke of luck, I might be on my new one...
Registered:: 20 August 2006
Posts: 555
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I'm not so sure I like the idea of recreating the manual, I mean, who needs an actual manual anyway? Do like the Irish wizards, and get it mentally!
But if you're going to try to recreate the Speech, I'd suggest using runemal (a.k.a. futharke runes) for the symbols, and Irish for the language itself. (As in, you could write in the runic alphabet, but the words could still be in Irish.) And the runic alphabet is awesome, because each rune also has a different meaning besides the letter is represents. I know this because my uncle gave me his rune set, and The Book of Runes by Ralph Blum (I think that's how you spell his name). It would also be cool, because you can download runic fonts for your computer! "Believe something and the Universe is on its way to being changed. Because you've changed, by believing. Once you've changed, other things start to follow." --Khairelikoblepharehglukumeilichephreidosd'enagouni, the white hole |
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Member Location: in my own private universe contimplating the meaning of life and everything.
Registered:: 01 June 2005
Posts: 113
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I dont need a manual. I agree with KK. I have my brain, my heart, and my soul, and those create the magic for me. Anything else is just something to help me with. Seriously guys remember wizardy wont live in an unwiling heart. That means you need a willing heart to have magic, a brain to manipulate it, and soul to expernce it(morals help to).
PS. Pirateluvrxx3. Im gonna give you a break since your knew. So first dai and welcome. come and enjoy. Read the forum rules and FAQ's. Please though, while you are entitled to your own opinion, it might be nice to humor the people here. A one liner like that wont be well recived. Oh and you avitars over the max size limit so you might wanna chnge that. Just a heads up ok. Friendly words cause we expect you to know the rules when your status changes to member(in 9 posts). (\__/) "Be amazing" (+'.'+) (")_(") |
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Member Location: in wizardheartz,my world
Registered:: 05 February 2008
Posts: 11
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cool guys but Im just saying..... just incase ya know?currently I have 27 chapters down,and how do you know theirs a manual if no one has found it yet,literally dudes not even the seniors.forgive me but Im just trying to make a point..
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Member![]() Location: Terra Australis Incognito
Registered:: 21 August 2004
Posts: 648
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Onyx: I cringe at the thought of you having "written" a manual, if your command of language is as bad as it has been in some of your posts here. Wizardry is about commanding language - having enough command over a language to describe things completely. And what point are you trying to make? These wonderful stories that DD has written do teach many good things that are worthwhile following in Real Life, things that will decrease entropy, and decrease the rate that we (humans) are damaging our planet, but thats just it; they're stories. Very good stories, but stories all the same.
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New Member Location: on my wizpod touch
Registered:: 01 March 2008
Posts: 3
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Alla your kind of depressing wizardry isn't just in books its real it's just like magicalmike said it's in your heart, soul, and mind.
dài stiho |
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Member Location: San Diego
Registered:: 31 October 2007
Posts: 10
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and do you have any proof that wizardy does not exist? do you have proof that it dosent? if you do, please, do not refrain from posting it. i would love to see it. in my opinion, the belief in wizardry or any other kind of supernatural powers/abilities might be true, or it might not be. i shall remain neutral on the subject until someone comes up with enough evidence that supernatural events/wizardry are real, or are just figments of our imagination. ------------------------------ Quote(s) of the Week: "GLOBAL WARMING IS NOT REAL!" Michel Chricton, State of Fear "Call me... DA PENGUIN!!!!" me, my crazy self, and i. (LOL! penguin is my nickname) |
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Member Location: in one of my books - I love them all - and Annie is on my lap, purring : )
Registered:: 03 November 2007
Posts: 86
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I agree with ijevhm and Dylan. And I might not exactly have wizardry, but how can you say it is just a story? Part of a story's magic is making you believe in something else, or letting you be or experience something else. Why does it matter if it is a story? I read my books so much because they are pratically like memories to me. Can't you just enjoy the story?
"And on he went, out of sight in unhurried grace; the true dark angel, the unfallen Destroyer, the Pale slayer who never really dies-seeking for pain to end." Deep Wizardry, page 355 I want to run through the rain, with my feet flying over green grass, and it won't ever stop... |
Member![]() Location: Terra Australis Incognito
Registered:: 21 August 2004
Posts: 648
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Sheesh, guys, I don't even know where to start with my rebuttal. I guess that post order will do, though.
I don't know what point onyx paradox was trying to make. It is not clear at all. Dylan: I was unaware that I have a kind of depressing wizardry. I shall have to form it into to a kind of lifting wizardry. Your sentence doesn't make sense. Please learn how to use 'your' and 'you're'. I find such poor grammar depressing. ijvevhm: Do we have any proof outside of stories that wizardry/magic exists? There seems to be a collective hope amongst some humans that magic exists (and I am sure that everyone on these boards would fall into that group), because why would we otherwise have so many stories about it. I would be amazed and I would be overjoyed if magic was real. What I do not like is fanfiction. Especially when it comes to something that is as special as the Manual. Doubly so when the Manual is an instruction manual for Wizardry that requires such a command of language - both written and spoken. When did I say that I did not believe in magic? I did not, once, in my previous post state that I did not believe in magic, ijvevhm. I do, however, think like a scientist - I tend not to believe in things unless the evidence one way outweighs the evidence the other way. In my opinion, wizardry is what we work when we remember to turn off the light when we leave a room, or when we decide to walk or commute somewhere rather than driving. Wizardry is something that we choose to do with or without a manual. Your manual is your social conscience. Smile: How can I say it is just a story? UUuuuummmmm... you do realise that these wonderful works are filed in fiction section, don't you? It doesn't matter if it is a story, but no matter how wonderful a story is, you have to return to the Real World some time. I have been enjoying stories for as long as I can remember. I was reading at four years old - I taught myself to read, much to my parent's surprise. I was reading novels by the time I was six and I have always enjoyed reading for the sake of getting lost in a world where you could pretend that Real Life was not happening for a little while; where you could pretend that you were some hero of legend (be it of this world/universe or another), but you still have to return to this world sooner or later. Sure, you can take some of the lessons and things that you have learned with you from those stories, that is, after all what stories are there for. I enjoy stories so much that I usually get annoyed when it comes time to analyse them. In my opinion there are few series (and YW being one of them) where your awareness and understanding of the story can be enhanced by discussion and analysis. The love of these stories, the thing that we all share in common as part of this community, has helped carry me through difficult times in my life. I understand the value of being able to enjoy a good story more than you would know. What makes you think that I have not read these books to the extent that I know what happens off the top of my head in each one? And this is not the only series that I have done that with. Alla RIP Peter Murray - We'll miss you ||tumbleweed: *bouncing* || 'Alla is the forum scapegoat' ~ TheSharklord || Thongs are comfortable to wear in summer |
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