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Aint he lovely, as I said just like me :- short, fat, abit tatty round the edges and always reading the paper! 
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Congratulations Grandpadragon. Super avatar!Happy Gardening,
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Splendid view! congrats, very impressive, but do you walk and read at the same time?
In my youth I could cook a full roast dinner whilst reading a Terry Pratchett or David Eddings. Unfortunately my days of being at the stove with a full blown novel are long gone - I forget which planet I'm on these days!!
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Nice Avatar Dragon. If he looks like you - well - he looks OK to me.
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Like the Avatar Dragon, it quite changes your image The other one gave the impression of a tall, white haired, bearded magician 
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Since this thread seems to be an appreciation of dragons in one form or another - how many grapes have read Eragon?Happy Gardening,
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I quite liked your old avatar - sorry! As Roitlet says - a white bearded magician dragon.~
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Ooops..I posted in the wrong place again, didn't I?
Well done LJ & Ben, it's great. Thanks.
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Jane, the only trouble with David Eddings is I'd forget about dinner altogether...
I confess to liking the old avatar too Grandpa, but have to admit there's a rustic charm to the new one.
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Hi Poledragon - you still here?? D Eddings really does grab you, unfortunately not conducive to smalls and family I fear! Hope you and sprout are feeling ok. Take careOriginally posted by Poledragon View PostJane, the only trouble with David Eddings is I'd forget about dinner altogether...
I confess to liking the old avatar too Grandpa, but have to admit there's a rustic charm to the new one.Comment
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I think he looks lovely! DDL
Bernie aka DDL
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[QUOTE=shirlthegirl43;56899]Since this thread seems to be an appreciation of dragons in one form or another - how many grapes have read Eragon?[/QUO
I have seen the film Eragon, is it based on the book? Film was excellent, book must be too if not better.
Who is it by and where am I likey to get a copy?
Kirsty
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Love the avatar Grandpadragon, he's sweet.Kirsty b xxComment
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Kirsty b, the film is indeed based on the book - the book is probably available in all bookshops - I got the second one in the series from Tesco. They are by Christopher Paolini, first book is Eragon, second is Eldest and there is a third on the way. Superb books, written by a young lad (he was 15 or 16 when he started writing Eragon) and appealing to all ages. My elder son vowed not to read it when I bought it then fought me for the book!!!
Yet to go and see the film though.Last edited by shirlthegirl43; 17-01-2007, 07:57 AM.Happy Gardening,
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