Macnaghten as a suspect. The Theory.

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  • fido
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    Simon! I can only echo the appalling John McEnroe - You can NOT be serious!

    Martin F

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  • Mike Covell
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    Originally posted by STRONG View Post
    Perhaps, one day, I'll speak latin language in order that idiots stand apart from this thread, then a civilized conversation will be possible at the end !

    She Strong
    Oh Validus , Quis mirus purgamentum vos narro , forsitan nos can unus dies convoco huic unique lingua!

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  • STRONG
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    Ignorance is an insult for you

    Originally posted by DVV View Post
    Exactly what I said. And of course, that was not an insult for Tallandier.
    Farewell, little Sophie.
    True, that was an insult for you. Im mean your ignorance. Previsously, you said Tallandier wasn't a publisher specialized in history and other rubbishes about it ! You prove that you're wrong again.

    And please, stop your obsession, I'm not Sophie and my real name is not your business. Ok ?

    Farewell.

    She Strong Unmasked.

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  • DVV
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    Originally posted by STRONG View Post
    La librairie Jules Tallandier se spécialise « dans l'édition de grandes sommes encyclopédiques et de collections historiques à caractère populaire ainsi que de romans populaires et sentimentaux [/I]»
    (http : // www.bibliomonde.net/editeur/tallandier-135.html)

    Exactly what I said. And of course, that was not an insult for Tallandier.
    Farewell, little Sophie.

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  • STRONG
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    A long time ago, Tallandier published pamphlets against Napoleon ! Shut up at once !

    Originally posted by DVV View Post
    Hi Simon,
    the publisher is Tallandier. It is "grand public", and not a reference in literature or history. They are well known, though.
    Amitiés,
    David
    Perfectly untrue. I'm surfing on the web, noticing that Tallandier publishing is a very important Publisher specialised in history and founded in 1865 (before Jack the Ripper's reign) by Georges Decaux !
    "Fondée en 1865, par Georges Decaux, la maison publie d'abord des pamplets contre Napoléon III. Elle est reprise en 1900 par Jules Tallandier qui lui donne son nom. La librairie Jules Tallandier se spécialise « dans l'édition de grandes sommes encyclopédiques et de collections historiques à caractère populaire ainsi que de romans populaires et sentimentaux »
    (http : // www.bibliomonde.net/editeur/tallandier-135.html)


    What else ?

    One more time you criticize and you tell rubbishes again !

    Next time, shut up please ! Really !

    She Strong

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  • STRONG
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    Audi alteram partem

    Originally posted by Simon Wood View Post
    Hi David,

    Thank you. Your "bad" English is much better than my half-forgotten schoolboy French. I am convinced, and you have saved me the expense of buying the book.

    "Audi alteram partem"... You read bullshits and you think it's true. It's your problem not mine !
    I'm a simple reader, don't buy the book if you believe in what detractors said. Really, I don't care.
    I know who is DVV and I know why he reacts like that. Very pathetic. You don't speak french it's easy to tell you rubbishes. DVV knows what I'm trying to tell and distort truth because he knows that no one here speaks french. How easy it is !

    I hate nasty crawlers.

    Perhaps, one day, I'll speak latin language in order that idiots stand apart from this thread, then a civilized conversation will be possible at the end !

    She Strong

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  • DVV
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    No "Flabby ball museum" at all?

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  • Mike Covell
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    I did a "Google" search of all the museums in Cyprus and it showed only a few.



    Limassol Archaeological Museum
    Kykkos Monastery
    Natural History Museum
    Cyprus Classic Motorcycle Museum

    I am thinking Motorbikes!!

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  • DVV
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    That's the question, my dear!
    (strong' public profile gives her/him as a museum director in Cyprus...what can I do?!!...however, being a Mediterranean myself, I'd say that Cypriote people are far too smart to give such position to the scatterbrain we just met.)

    Amitiés,
    David

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  • Mike Covell
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    Hi DVV, Which museum is it she works at?

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  • DVV
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    Sorry : "dreadfully" busy - she teaches me English once a week.

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  • DVV
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    Originally posted by Mike Covell View Post
    Bonjour Fort, ou quels que soit votre nom est. J'ai une prise fondamentale de français après le fait de visiter boulogne il y a quelque temps. Je me demandais, sont là des plans de libérer une version anglaise, si ainsi quand arrivera-t-il ?
    Hi Mike,
    no reply so far, but forgive her.
    Her new job as a "Museum Director" in Cyprus makes her dreadly busy...

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  • DVV
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    Originally posted by Captain Hook View Post
    You could say "Amenez-les dehors!", couldn't you?



    Cela m'etonnerais. But I can check Bourgoin's book too.

    Good luck, She!

    Hook
    Salut Crochet,
    you're right, there is nothing of this kind in Bourgoin's book (just checked it), of course. (N'est pas Herfort qui veut!)

    And even if Bourgoin had translated "Fetch them out" by "Lynchez-les", it would have been a mistake as well. (By the way, Bourgoin sometimes misunderstands English, as in the case of "a pair of kid gloves", that he translated: "une paire de gants de taille enfantine".)

    Now we can see how Strong/herfort tries to justify her mistakes...
    And she also teaches English to...English people
    Incredible and pathetic.

    Amitiés,
    David

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  • DVV
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    May be there are some historical facts inside...

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  • Captain Hook
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    Hi all,

    Miss Herfort has recently published a work of fiction. No comment.

    Cheers
    Hook

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