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Re: Asking a favour

Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2010 2:51 pm
by Kirk
Joe,I wouldn't sweat it. You probably have done more to support the book and the forum, then anybody else. Amazon is kind of quirky thing at times anyway, and charges more, then other sites. Mostly because it was one of the first and has a huge market share now on the net.Dealey Joe wrote:I tried again but what it is telling me is that I need to make a purchase on Amazon before I am allowed to leave a reviews.I have never bought anythng off of there, I use Half.comwim, not being a great reader mostly because of my eyesight.I however have read this book Purchased 5 of them, put them in other peoples hands to read.Mostly I enjoy the DVD's and have every DVD you offer. plus every other one I can find.my favorite subjects are Lee Harvey Oswald and James Files.

Re: Asking a favour

Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2010 8:58 pm
by Pennyworth
ChristophMessner wrote:I posted a positive review some time ago but somehow it was removed after a while. Sorry for my bad English.Actually you are next to Wim in articulateness..I would swear that his native language is English I have known people from Europe whose command of the English language is somewhat limited.My grandparents on one side also are both from the Old countries..I remember the strange language and accents ...

Re: Asking a favour

Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 8:36 am
by ChristophMessner
"Old countries" ... haha ... jes, uh ahh rait, my englisch almoust eez as goot as te averidge German schtjudents lefel ... As far as I know Wim is fluent in several languages even! He knows words the dictionary can't even remember! By the way, on jfkassassinationforum one poster spoke about "guestimates", that's a fine new word creation we need here too sometimes, isn't it?

Re: Asking a favour

Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 12:00 pm
by Dealey Joe
Phil, guestimation is a great and very usabe word.fits so well in the CT business.It describes me in one word.Thanks for awakening that word for me again.