About Orlando
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I grabbed a random book for the work commute and it turned out to be
Virginia Woolf’s Orlando, which I’m pretty sure last read in the dying days
of the T...
16 hours ago
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You have a very interesting mind.
Dave, I'm delighted.
Btw, what is that game called in English? That one next to Stejar?
Well, it looks like a noughts and crosses board. But we don't colour-in one square.
If it's not that, then I think it must be a Finnish game that we in warmer parts of Europe know not of.
Ok, it's not a noughts and crosses board and actually the squares on the photo don't look like the game I thought at all. I was thinking about the small kids' gameboard, where you have to move tiny squares around the board in order to make a picture. There's always one empty square. Turns out that I don't even know the Finnish name of it. Typical. I should just be quiet sometimes.
We call it a Sliding Picture Puzzle.
Thanks. Still don't know what it is in Finnish, though.
What is Superlon?
We did that a long time ago, duane. I expect our foxy friend could give you the link again, if you really want to know
Well, yep. Go to http://superloner.blogspot.com/ and you'll find almost everything about Superlon, if you want.
You aren't from Dunedin, NZ by any chance?
Oh well, that would have been too good actually.
I and my cricket team are in New Zealand at the moment, if that's any help.
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