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A jones of a different color.
I am a rabid Harry Potter fan. I even write fanfic. In exactly two weeks I will have the final book in my hands. I am really jonesing hard. I paid in advance for the "guaranteed in your hands on the release date" service from Barnes and Noble. If the book doesn't show up on time, I will find out who at B&N or whatever shipping company they use is responsible and superglue their lips to a jumbo jet. Then I'll think about what really needs to be done to punish them.
As scarce as I have been on the forum lately, I'm going to be getting more so. Delivery happens on the 21st. On the 19th, I am going to cease opening web pages, turning on TV or radio, or even answering phone calls from anyone who has not been briefed that any spoilers sent my direction will be met with everlasting vengeance. I will not be emerging until the 22nd or 23rd, depending on how long it takes me to read through the book at least twice.
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I can not wait for it either, I got hooked reading the series to my stepdaughter, now I can not think about missing the last one.
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Lol that makes three of us starting reading the series after screening them for my daughter .Then the addiction hit.I read about a chapter online since it leaked out lol but gave it up because I want to wait for the book.Nothing like a good book and a quiet moment.
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McMurdo,
Do y'all get the real, English edition in Canada? With sherbet lemons, and cars that have boots?
I've reached the point of not caring to read the silly US edition. Interestingly enough, some 12-year-olds agree with me.
Ken Sallenger - apprentice kiltmaker, journeyman curmudgeon,
gainfully unemployed systems programmer
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![Quote](http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/images/misc/quote_icon.png) Originally Posted by fluter
McMurdo,
Do y'all get the real, English edition in Canada? With sherbet lemons, and cars that have boots?
I've reached the point of not caring to read the silly US edition. Interestingly enough, some 12-year-olds agree with me. ![Smile](http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
Mercan on tv and magazines, real English in books, except, of course, French versions or Mercan imports.
It's real fun re-educating computer spell checks. Especially the Mac trap, the Canadian flag gives you French Canadian spelling until you put in the Stars and Stripes, the Union Jack gives you European links to everything. It gets weird but I digress....
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I'm lucky enough to have a friend who gifted me with the first six HP audiobooks- The Stephen Fry UK version. I enjoy reading my Scholastic American versions, but the Stephen Fry audiobooks are some of the most played audiobooks that I have. I greatly prefer the UK versions, as they were the way the book was written, not what some editor decided to do to them to insult America's intelligence.
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As much as I like Stephen Fry, I like the Jim Dial version better.
I'm the moderator of the Ravenclaw community on LiveJournal. And, if I may blow my own horn for a moment longer, if we're going to talk about fanfic, may I show you mine?
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I have the set in audio book form. I like that my wife and I can listen together. American version I guess. I'll be pre-ordering next Friday.
I've been litening to them all over again to get myself refreshed.
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