1200?? That's a lot...We have 900, or less - when you don't count maps and houses
- Status
When I was in Ireland for 2 months, I found all the books in one collectors's box, with a map of Westeros in it, and it cost only 35EUR.. problem was they're so heavy I couldn't have brought it home in my bag on the airplane..
I just checked, the German translation is already at 10 books... They apparently cut up the books into even more books even then they're like 600-800 pages a piece...
I will still wait till that book series is finished writing and then just take an e-book. a lot less weight...
I will still wait till that book series is finished writing and then just take an e-book. a lot less weight...
How did she get the wolves to cooperate, I'd like to know. Are Russian wolves just more comfortable around humans? Canadian wolves do -not- stick around. Not the ones I've dealt with. Maybe if you invested Farley Mowat scale time in them or something...
Blame @Kinley
A bear and a wolf meet between the Finnish-Russian border.* Photo by Thomas Mørch.
*Bear: be kind with humans, do you hear me?
Last edited:
1200 pages including map and houses. :yes1200?? That's a lot...We have 900, or less - when you don't count maps and houses
Airport staff could have charged you with illegal possession of weapons. :teeth:
Oh it happened in Italy too, there are 12 books, after the tv series the same publisher started to make two new editions with the same original format... one in paperback and the other dragon skin-like hardcover, so we have 3 editions. Publisher shits gold with this series as Tywin Lannister does.
True, they're so thick - or comprehensive
- they're practically bricks that you can use as weapons.. like the phone books in some old movies lol.Hahaha, nice. This dragon skin edition sounds nice, but I bet it's more expensive because of that. And poor Tywin "in the end, did not shit gold" lol, such a way to finish a chapter.
Yes, I forgot the LIKE from it
Sure they won't kill a dragon for it, duh. lolWait.. what about dragonbirds? Are they protected too?
Last edited:
Yes, I forgot the LIKE from it
Wait.. what about dragonbirds? Are they protected too?
Well. Try it and find out.
Yes, I forgot the LIKE from it
Wait.. what about dragonbirds? Are they protected too?
Yes, with teeth and claws and flamethrowers. Just like the others. Dragons are all VERY well protected, thank you.
So beware - if someone tries to sell you a dragon-skin anything, they're probably trying to scam you. Unless there's still a dragon inside it.
This was your Public Service Announcement for the day.
Attachments
-
58945192.jpg
Russians have a lot of experience training wolves. It's difficult but not impossible; one ethologist I remember described them as "too damned submissive" (that is, it's hard to get an animal to do something when what it wants to do is cringe).
When books save life... literally... lol.True, they're so thick - or comprehensive
Hahaha, nice. This dragon skin edition sounds nice, but I bet it's more expensive because of that. And poor Tywin "in the end, did not shit gold" lol, such a way to finish a chapter.
Yes it is more expensive, thepaperback edition is like 16 EUR, while the dragon edition is 22 EUR. These are the new editions, respectively 2nd book and 3rd book:
---------- Updated at 11:06 AM ----------
Now that's why the price is not so high as I expected... :hmmm:
Speaking of money...How much is the italian edition of "World of Ice & Fire"?
- Status