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Originally posted by portsevenApparently the book has been leaked already...
http://machinist.salon.com/blog/2007...ked/index.html
Anyone able to do a search and post the last page? I have restricted access here at my client.
only goes up to chapter 10
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See post 25 in this thread. A friend of mine has got this. Apparently, the last page wont help you understand the plot, it's set in the future when HP is married to ......Originally posted by portsevenApparently the book has been leaked already...
http://machinist.salon.com/blog/2007...ked/index.html
Anyone able to do a search and post the last page? I have restricted access here at my client.
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Apparently the book has been leaked already...
http://machinist.salon.com/blog/2007...ked/index.html
Anyone able to do a search and post the last page? I have restricted access here at my client.
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What do you think a Company's laser printers are for?Originally posted by thunderlizardcan't be doing with e-books. If you read a whole Harry Potter off a screen, your eyes would be little burnt-out craters by the end wouldn't they?
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Beats audio books, a friend of mine listens to books (he has listened to the whole HP series in his car, read by Stephen Fry I believe, complete with sketchy character voices) and states that he has 'read' them. I can understand he can't read when driving, but the whole audio book thing just seems wrong.Originally posted by thunderlizardcan't be doing with e-books. If you read a whole Harry Potter off a screen, your eyes would be little burnt-out craters by the end wouldn't they?
Anyway, better crack on. Alastair Campbell's diaries aren't going to read themselves, more's the pity. Thank goodness they only go up to 2003.
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Just spoken (MSM actually) to my ‘source’ again. He downloaded images of the pages for his daughter last night and had a peek this morning. His daughter went into a right paddy over breakfast. “DON’T TELL ME! LA, LA, LA. Not listening. I HATE YOU”, sort of stuff. She won’t talk to him now.
I think I know another man who will be queuing up on Friday night. That’ll teach him to be a smart arse!
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Was the dad called Edward? You wouldn't catch me on the streets of Glossop at midnight on a Friday night.Originally posted by TrollGlossops a weird place.. used to know a chap whose dad ran a newsagents there...weird
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Glossops a weird place.. used to know a chap whose dad ran a newsagents there...weirdOriginally posted by portsevenYep
I will be at the Tesco's at 12.01am in Glossop Friday / Saturday night. Was there for the last one and there was a bit of a crowd and several people dressed up etc.
/me thinks Hagrid will die
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Nope.Originally posted by portseven/me thinks Hagrid will die
I guessed someone else and told yes, but I'm not telling.
Aparently the book ends with, "All was well".
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can't be doing with e-books. If you read a whole Harry Potter off a screen, your eyes would be little burnt-out craters by the end wouldn't they?alt.binaries.e-books
Anyway, better crack on. Alastair Campbell's diaries aren't going to read themselves, more's the pity. Thank goodness they only go up to 2003.
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Hate to do this to you people.
Harry dies in the end, but he...................
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Yep
I will be at the Tesco's at 12.01am in Glossop Friday / Saturday night. Was there for the last one and there was a bit of a crowd and several people dressed up etc.
/me thinks Hagrid will die
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Nah, it'll be on alt.binaries.e-books in a week or two, if it isn't alreadyOriginally posted by andrew_neil_ukAnyone pre ordered?
(not that I'll bother reading the great big doorstopper, although I might buy the DVD when it comes out)
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you should be using rechargeable batteries you fool.Originally posted by BuffoonI thought that HP7 was the old name for AA batteries?
Come to think of it - I do need some of those.
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