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Rosie's Diary
'Lovage Amery?'
If ever there had been a moment to follow Gran's example and check her reflection in the mirror before she opened the front door, Elle decided, this was it.
On her knees and up to her rubber gloves in soapy water when the doorbell rang, she hadn't bothered to stop and fix hair sliding out of its elastic band. And there wasn't much she could have done about a face pink and shiny from a day spent catching up with the housework while everyone was out, culminating in scrubbing the kitchen floor.
It was the complete Cinderella workout.
She couldn't afford a fancy gym membership and, as she was always telling her sisters, cleaning was a lot more productive than pounding a treadmill. Not that they'd ever been sufficiently impressed by the argument to join in.
Lucky them.
Even sweaty Lycra had to be a better look than an ancient shirt tied around the waist with an equally geriatric psychedelic tie. Sexier than the jeans bagging damply around her knees.
It wouldn't normally have bothered her and, to be fair, the man standing on the doorstep hadn't made much of an effort, either. His thick dark hair was sticking up in a just-got-out-of-bed look and his chin was darkened with what might be designer stubble but was more likely to be a disinclination to shave on Saturday, when he didn't have to go into the office.
Always assuming that he had an office to go to. Or a job.
Like her, he was wearing ancient jeans, in his case topped with a T-shirt that should have been banished to the duster box. The difference was that on him it looked mouth-wateringly good. So good that she barely noticed that he'd made free with a name she'd been trying to keep to herself since she'd started kindergarten.
Swiftly peeling off the yellow rubber gloves she'd kept on as a 'Sorry, can't stop' defence against one of the neighbours dropping by with some excuse to have a nose around, entertain the post office queue with insider gossip on just how bad things were at Gable End, she tossed them carelessly over her shoulder.
'Who wants to know?' she asked.
Her hormones might be ready to throw caution to the wind they were Amery hormones, after allbut while they might have escaped into the yard for a little exercise, she wasn't about to let them go 'walkies'.
'Sean McElroy.'
His voice matched the looks. Low, sexy, soft as Irish mist. And her hormones flung themselves at the gate like a half-grown puppy in a let-me-at-him response as he offered his hand.
Cool, a little rough, reassuringly large, it swallowed hers up as she took it without thinking, said, 'How d'you do?' in a voice perilously close to the one her grandmother used when she met a good-looking man. With that hint of breathiness that spelled trouble.
'I'm doing just fine,' he replied, his slow smile obliterating all memory of the way she looked. Her hair, the lack of makeup and damp knees. It made crinkles around those mesmerisingly blue eyes and they fanned out comfortably in a way that suggested they felt right at home there.
Elle had begun to believe that she'd bypassed the gene that reduced all Amery women to putty in the presence of a good looking man.
Caught off guard, she discovered that she'd been fooling herself.
The only reason she'd escaped so far, it seemed, was because until this moment she hadn't met a man with eyes of that particularly intense shade of blue.
A man with shoulders wide enough to carry the troubles of the world and tall enough not to make her feel awkward about her height, which had been giving her a hard time since she'd hit a growth spurt somewhere around her twelfth birthday. With a voice that seemed to whisper right through her bones until it reached her toes.
Even now they were curling inside her old trainers in pure ecstasy.
He epitomised the casual, devil-may-care, bad-boy look of the travelling men who, for centuries, had arrived on the village common in the first week of June with the annual fair and departed a few days later, leaving a trail of broken hearts and the occasional fatherless baby in their wake.
But, riveted to the spot, her hand still in his, all it needed was for fairground waltzer music to start up in the background and she'd have been twirling away on a fluffy pink cloud without a thought in her head.
The realisation was enough to bring her crashing back to her senses and, finally letting go of his hand, she took half a step back.
'What do you want, Mr McElroy?'
His eyebrows lifted a fraction at the swift change from drooling welcome to defensive aggression.
'Not a what, a who. I have a delivery for Lovage Amery.' Oh, no
Back to earth with a bump.
She hadn't ordered anythingshe couldn't afford anything that would require deliverybut she had a grandmother who lived in a fantasy world. And her name was Lovage, too.
But all the questions tumbling out of her brainthe what, the who, the 'how much?' stuffhit a traffic jam as his smile widened, reaching the parts of her that ordinary smiles couldn't touch.
Her pulse, her knees, some point just below her midriff that was slowly dissolving to jelly. 'If you'll just take this.'
She looked down and discovered that this delectable, sinewy package that had those drooling hormones sitting up and begging for whatever trouble he had in mind was offering her a large brown envelope.
The last time one of those had come calling for 'Lovage Amery' she'd taken it without a concern in the world, smiling right back at the man offering it to her.
She'd been younger then. About to start college, embark on her future, unaware that life had yet one more sucker punch to throw at her.
'What is it?' she asked, regretting the abandonment of the rubber gloves. Regretting answering the door.
'Rosie,' he said. As if that explained everything. 'You are expecting her?'
She must have looked as blank as she felt because he half turned and with a careless wave of the envelope, gestured towards the side of the house.
She leaned forward just far enough to see the front of a large pink and white van that had been backed up towards the garage.
She stared at it, expecting to see some disreputable dog sticking its head out of the window. She'd banned her sister from bringing home any more strays from the rescue shelter. The last one had broken not only their hearts, but what remained of their bank balance. But Geli was not above getting someone else to do her dirty work.
'Where is she?' she asked. Then, realising this practically constituted an acceptance, 'No. Whatever Geli said, I can't possibly take another dog. The vet's bills for the last one'
'Rosie isn't a dog,' he said, and now he was the one looking confused. 'That's Rosie.'
She frowned, stared at the picture of an ice cream sundae on the van door, little cones on the roof, and suddenly realised what she was looking at.
'Rosie is an ice cream van?'
Elle frowned. Congratulations? Had she won it in one of the many competitions she'd entered in a fit of post-Christmas despair when the washing machine had sprung a leak on the same day as the electricity bill had arrived?
Surely not.
She hadn't had any warning of its arrival. No phone call. No letter informing her of her good fortune. Which was understandable.
This would have to be the booby prize because, desperate as she was, she wouldn't have entered a competition offering a second-hand ice cream van as first prize.
She wouldn't have entered one offering a new ice cream van, but at least she could have sold it and bought a new washing machine, one with a low energy programmethus dealing with two problems at oncewith the proceeds.
While unfamiliar with the latest trends in transport, even she could see that Rosie's lines were distinctly last century.
Already the sorry owner of an ancient car that had failed its annual MOT test with a list of faults a mile long, the last thing she needed was to be lumbered with more scrap.
'Congratulations?' she repeated.
'You appear to have twenty-twenty vision,' he teased.
'A very old ice cream van,' she pointed out, doing her best to ignore the gotcha grin, the faded black T-shirt clinging to those enticing shoulders and figure out what the heck was going on.
'Actually, she's a nineteen sixty-two Commer ice cream van in her original livery,' he said, without a hint of apology. On the contrary, he seemed to be under the impression that it was a good thing.
'Nineteen sixty-two!'
It beat the wreck in the garage, which had rolled off the assembly line when she was still in primary school, by thirty years. That was a stripling youth compared to Rosie, which had taken to the road when her grandmother was still in school.
'The old girl's vintage,' Sean confirmed. 'She's your Great-Uncle Basil's pride and joy, but right now she's in need of a good home.'
As he said this, he looked over her shoulder into the house, no doubt intending to emphasize the point.
He didn't visibly flinch but the hall, like the rest of the house, was desperately in need of a coat of paint. It was also piled up with discarded shoes, coats and all the other stuff that teenagers seemed to think belonged on the floor. And of course, her rubber gloves.
That was the bad news.
The good news was that he couldn't see where the carpet had been chewed by the dog that had caused them all so much grief.
'Vintage,' she repeated sharply, forcing him to look at her instead of the mess behind her. 'Well, it would certainly fit right in around here. There's just one small problem.'
More than one if she was being honest and honestly, despite the fact that the aged family car had failed its annual test and she was desperate for some transport, she wasn't prepared to take possession of a vehicle that was short on seats and heavy on fuel.
Walking, as she was always telling her sisters, was good for you. Shaped up the legs. Pumped blood around the body and made the brain work harder. And they all had a duty to the planet to walk more. Or use public transport.
She walked. They used public transport.
There was absolutely no chance that either of her sisters would consider using the bike when it meant wearing an unflattering helmet and looking, in their words, 'like a dork' when they arrived at school and college, respectively.
'Which is?' he prompted.
She didn't bother him with the financial downside of her situation, but kept it simple.
'I don't have a Great Uncle Basil.'
Finally a frown. It didn't lessen the attraction, just made him look thoughtful, studious. Even more hormone-twangingly desirable.
'You are Lovage Amery?' he asked, catching up with the fact that, while she hadn't denied it, she hadn't confirmed it either. 'And this is Gable End, The Common, Longbourne.'
She was slow to confirm it and, twigging to her reluctance to own up to the name, the address, he glanced back at the wide wooden gate propped wide open and immovable for as long as she could remember. The letters that spelled out the words 'Gable End' were faded almost to nothing, but denial was pointless.
'Obviously there has been some kind of mistake,' she said with all the conviction she could muster. Maybe. Her grandmother might well know someone named Basil who needed somewhere to park his ice cream van, but he wasn't her uncle, great or otherwise. And, even if she'd wanted toand she didn'tshe had no time to take on an ice cream round. End of, as Geli was so fond of saying. 'Please take it away.'
'I will.' Her relieved smile was a fraction too fast. 'If you'll just help me get to the bottom of this.'
'Some kind of muddle in the paperwork?' she offered. 'Take it up with Basil.'
'It's not a common name. Lovage,' he said, ignoring her excellent advice.
'There's a good reason for that,' she muttered.
One of his eyebrows kicked up and something in her midriff imitated the action. Without thinking, Elle found herself checking his left hand for a wedding band. It was bare, but that didn't mean a thing. No man that good-looking could possibly be unattached. And, even if he was, she reminded herself, she wasn't. Very firmly attached to a whole heap of responsibilities.
Two sisters still in full-time education, a grandmother who lived in her own make-believe world, and a house that sucked up every spare penny she earned working shifts in a dead-end job so that she could fit around them all.
'You don't like it?' he asked.
'No Yes ' It wasn't that she didn't like her name. 'Sadly, it tends to rouse the infantile in the male, no matter how old they are.'
'Men can be their own worst enemies,' he admitted. Then said it again. 'Lovage.'
This time he lingered over the name, testing it, giving it a deliciously soft lilt, making it sound very grown-up. And she discovered he didn't need the smile to turn her bones to putty.
She reached for the door, needing something to hang on to.
'Are you okay?' he asked.
'Fine,' she snapped, telling herself to get a grip.
The man was trying to lumber her with a superannuated piece of junk. Or, worse, was a con artist distracting her while an accomplicemaybe Basil himselfslipped around the back of the house and made off with anything not nailed down. Well, good luck with that one. But, whatever he was up to, it was a cast-iron certainty that flirting was something that came to him as naturally as breathing. And she was being sucked in.
'If that's all?' she enquired.
'No, wait!'
She hesitated a second too long.
'Right name. Tick. Right address. Tick'
'Annoying male, tick,' she flashed back at him, determined to put an end to this. Whatever this was.
'You may well be right,' he agreed, amused rather than annoyed. Which was annoying. 'But, while you might not know your Great-Uncle Basil, I think you're going to have to accept that he knows you.' He looked down at the envelope he was holding, then up at her. 'Tell me, are you all named after herbs in your family?'
She opened her mouth, then, deciding not to go there, said, 'Tell me, Mr McElroy, does she it,' she corrected herself, refusing to fall into the trap of thinking of the van as anything other than an inanimate object 'does it go?'
'I drove her here,' he pointed out, the smile enticing, mouth-wateringly sexy. Confident that he'd got her. 'I'll take you for a spin in her so that I can talk you through her little eccentricities, if you like,' he went on before she could complete her punchline, tell him to start it up and drive it away. 'She's a lovely old girl, but she has her moods.'
'Oh, right. You're telling me she's a cranky old ice cream van.'


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Yohji, Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love The Looser Fit (Yohji Yamamoto Thread) - Page 301post #4501 of 66613/21/13 at 7:36ampost #4502 of 66613/21/13 at 9:31ampost #4503 of 66613/21/13 at 9:32amThread StarterCaveat, I think that's just a bad pose, hehe. They looked amazing in the runway video and look pretty alright in the fit pic on the website itself. Will know for sure once I get them though. They came out just in time too, was about to finally give in and pick up a pair of Rick "pod shorts". Been looking for cropped pants with a sarouel-style drop for a while now and innate designer bias aside, these look better (and should work with more footwear).
As for Eastern Market, I had a seamless transaction with them. Will definitely shop with them again so thanks for the offer to help out Guy. Didn't want to bother you though or I might have asked already, lol. Still hoping that SS12 silk coat they have hits sale.
EDIT - great shot wire!post #4504 of 66613/21/13 at 9:43ampost #4505 of 66613/21/13 at 10:33ampost #4506 of 66613/21/13 at 11:12amThread Starterpost #4507 of 66613/21/13 at 11:51ampost #4508 of 66613/21/13 at 2:47pm
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As for Eastern Market, I had a seamless transaction with them. Will definitely shop with them again so thanks for the offer to help out Guy. Didn't want to bother you though or I might have asked already, lol. Still hoping that SS12 silk coat they have hits sale.
EDIT - great shot wire!
PM me, always happy to help!post #4509 of 66613/21/13 at 4:33pm
so awesome to open and see 15-16 unread posts and full of brilliant fits.
super grail status its this suit for me. funny enough asobu has it in the same size combination. pants size6 and jacket size3.post #4510 of 66613/21/13 at 8:44pm
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Hello, I've been lurking this thread for awhile, but first time posting pics. I may know some of you from buying yohji from you guys :). All clothes are yohji except bag, shoes, hat and scarf. Pic is from a month ago or so when I was visiting korea.
11aw coat and pants
12aw cardigan
10ss shirtpost #4511 of 66613/22/13 at 2:56am
rudo, now you're done lurking, start posting more :)
That looked effortlessly cool. Serious key runway pieces too. That coat looks like the wool gab version of AW11 Look 7 Oatmeal Shawl Collar coat? I know 2 ppl here who have this piece rate it very highly, grail worthy. That AW12 Look 35 Snap Button Cardi is also great, I tried it on in Cambon shop sale but the OS sz 3 was way too long for me. You have an ideal frame for most things YY. #envy
Anyway, my contribution, a fit pic I found on my archive ( 5 months ago, a funny, random, phone timer caught-me-out shot ). Since I will be sadly house-bound for >1 week so no going out, never mind any YY indulgence :(
YYPH SS08 Look 45 Faux Vest Frock Coat - ( HM-J45-212 ) - 50/50 cupro/bamboo
YYPH SS08 Look 2 Ronin Pants - ( HM-P70-091 ) - cotton
YYPH AW11 Monkey Boots - ( HP-E05-754 ) - leatherpost #4512 of 66613/22/13 at 3:54am
glad to see this thread is still going strong, lots of great fits.
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managed to get my hands on this 6.1 the men aw91 coat a little while ago and has worn it every day since then! Heavy heavy gabardine, this thing is built like a tank and I could it last a lifetime. Finally got a coat with some proper length too
the aw04 knit, and a pair of boiled wool drawstring pants from y's aw06 that I cropped, wearing with long johns underpost #4513 of 66613/22/13 at 4:14amThread StarterLoving that picture david, very "Yohji" in my opinion, hehe.
Great to see you posting rudo, and like david said, now keep on posting :P. Very cool looking fit.
Kiko, what size is that suit? Love the way it fits on you! I bemoan my utter inability to find anything in my size from SS00 . That extra stripe detail down the back elevates this to the next level.
asobu, saw you post this over on SZ and would have sent you a strongly worded PM if you didn't post it on here as well .
What's so awesome about this page is that it really captures what makes Yohji awesome as a designer. The similarities between the fits are there (all mainly black for one), but at the same time everybody has their own style to bring to the table so it doesn't look uniform. Great, great stuff!
Still the best thread on SF .
EDIT - posted pics on here on my tumblr so if anybody wants their picture off, let me know.
Edited by Ivwri - 3/22/13 at 4:26ampost #4514 of 66613/22/13 at 4:20amQuote:Originally Posted by asobu
glad to see this thread is still going strong, lots of great fits.
managed to get my hands on this 6.1 the men aw91 coat a little while ago and has worn it every day since then! Heavy heavy gabardine, this thing is built like a tank and I could it last a lifetime. Finally got a coat with some proper length too
the aw04 knit, and a pair of boiled wool drawstring pants from y's aw06 that I cropped, wearing with long johns under
So that's what you still keep my friend after selling all those stellar pieces
The 6.1 The Men coat is rare and superb, and yes great length too. Everything worked.
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The purpose of the Lamasco Neighborhood Association is to promote friendship, goodwill and unity among persons who live in the neighborhood (see map below); to promote the correction of any neighborhood problems brought to the attention of the Association by its members; to prevent crime; to promote traffic safety; and to promote the betterment of the neighborhood and the well-being of the persons who live in the neighborhood.
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That's Dave Taylor for you. The peripatetic historical preservationist extraordinaire spotted "prosletyze" when I should have typed "proselytize," and jumped on it with all the glee of the Baltimore Ravens' Ray Lewis curling himself around a San Francisco 49ers fumble in the Super Bowl.
That is as it should be. Dave's rejoinder was in fun to a fellow Community Club member who had fumbled the monthly meeting minutes. The error was pedestrian. But those of us who earn our keep by writing words are expected to do so correctly, or hear about it if we fall short.
It's that way for everyone; deviate from expected standards, and expect to hear about it.
Last month, an otherwise engaging newspaper story from Colorado didn't make it past the first cut as I chewed my way through a bunch of entries in that state's annual best-newspaper-work contest.
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Part of my job is to write editorial commentaries, suggesting that some local happenings are admirable, while others might be doltish, e.g., the area's fire departments are filled with selfless souls (admirable) or some nativist residents of Sandy Township resist consolidating with the city of DuBois (idiotic – in my opinion).
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Mistakes do matter. Precision in linguistic usage does count. Imprecision has consequences.
Teenagers do not always accept that.
"Whatever," they will reply, pronouncing it "Whatt-EVER!"
Sorry, folks.
It does matter. Readers, quite rightly, judge whether I know what I am talking about by looking at how I handle the language. As an editor, I am expected to handle the language. Human frailty can be accepted – except when one sets oneself up as an expert or an authority, or is set up that way in the public mind because of a job, or a degree of celebrity.
We condemn a doctor who is drunk in public, a police officer arrested for having driven drunk, a judge accused of breaking the law.
Each year's new crop of teenagers must learn the lesson. First, as children, they are taught how to talk, how to dress, etc. Then, in middle school, they are taught that they have worth as individuals, and ought to take pride in their individuality. Being teenagers, they see life in black-or-white terms.
They loudly declaim that it doesn't matter if passers-by can see their underwear, their bosoms or their butt cracks; it's up to them as to how they dress.
Umm … nope. It does matter.
It's up to the rest of us as to what we think about how they dress. That, dear youngster, is why you didn't get the job, or why you did get the "Doesn't she know better?" look. As adults, we live in communities. Within those communities, we are individuals, sure; but if we are to enjoy the protections and comforts of community, we have to show that we belong.
Teenagers show that they belong to their own age group, and not to their parents' age group, by daring to dress differently than their parents dress. They never seem to see the irony in the reality that, walking down the street, they do look dramatically different from the oldsters – but they are exactly, indistinguishably alike in terms of each other. They "belong" to their subgroup: Teenagers.
That's fine.
But when it becomes time to be treated as adults, to be taken seriously, we need to trim our individuality and stay inside the limits accepted by our communities.
Editors are expected to spell words correctly. When we don't – and, invariably, we won't – we should expect to hear about it. It's not the end of the world. But it is significant.
So also for those among us who drive drunk, who deal in drugs, who assault other people, who go to jail. No one action totally defines us. But every action marks us, and the cumulative effects of how we present ourselves to our communities has a lot to do with how we are received in our communities.
Did you notice what I did?
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In spite of that, this definition is much broader and creates legal uncertainty.
Much has been said in this debate about the Constitutional Treaty and its future.
You know, President Barroso, that this House is very much attached to this issue.
We are of the view that there should be much more emphasis on developing research.
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Much of what the Commissioner has said reflects the Council' s way of thinking.
This requires much greater funding than is proposed by the European Commission.
The Euro-sceptic argument I do not expect will have much traction in this House.
Let me also touch on the subject of Kozloduy, which has attracted much attention.
I, personally, very much favour the retention of Amendment No 3 by Mr Manzella.
Member of the Commission. - Mr President, I very much appreciated this debate.
I feel that all of their contributions shed some much-needed light on the report.
In an era of globalisation, demographic problems acquire a much broader dimension.
That is an important matter which also merits much attention in this Parliament.
Madam President, the big problem is that so much is happening on the world stage.
In wanting to do too much, one also runs the risk of defending the indefensible.
I hope very much that Parliament will support it, and I will come back to that.
However, European services, public services, are much more wide-ranging than that.
Secondly, we must not forget that this is very much a matter for subsidiarity.
It is therefore that much more important the vehicle be in faultless condition.
Much of what the Commissioner has said reflects the Council's way of thinking.
I believe there has been much talk of crisis today, of a European Union in crisis.
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In the Netherlands, much attention has been focused on the fate of Cor Disselkoen.
We believe that a budget of EUR 1.5 million for this issue is not too much to ask.
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The Opel Vectra is a large family car that was engineered and produced by the German automaker Opel. In the United Kingdom, the car was sold under the Vauxhall marque as the Vauxhall Cavalier and later as the Vauxhall Vectra, from 1995 onwards. It has also been sold by Holden in Australasia as Holden ...moremore ABOUT
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Good warranties are not sexy. They won't get you a booth review from Nutnfancy for his hundred thousand or so subscribers to see. They won't get mentioned in a review. But they are one of the reasons people become loyal to a company. Recently I had the unfortunate need to use two different warranties and both companies came through with flying colors.
As I described here, I bought a Pathfinder Softshell Hoodie from LL Bean. I got it at the outlet store, which was a mistake as it is not supposed to be there yet (I found this out later on). I got mine for $85. New it was $125. Well, it didn't fit right. But LL Bean has the best return policy in the universe: return anything at any time for any reason for an exchange or money back. Can't get simpler or better than that, right? Well it did. See, the Pathfinder hoodie was newly redesigned. Take a peak, I love it (simple, well-designed, no Mall Ninja issues):
As such, it should not have been in the outlet yet. Nonetheless it was. I called LL Bean to return it for a larger size and asked if I'd have to pay the difference between the outlet price and the new price. After a great Live Chat session with a customer service person, I had a new Pathfinder hoodie on its way for no additional charge. Amazing, right?
Then there is the epic saga of my G2X Pro. It is an amazing light, a great buy for the performance, but the initial run, sold at $65, had some issues. A hard knock would bump it from low to high. Then there was a bit of level flash. When you went from low to high, it was supposed to be two clicks (one for on, one more for high), but sometimes you'd need three and you'd get a bit of high before it fell down to low on that second click. I called last year and they sent me a new tailcap, free. That didn't work, so I sent it in. That didn't work either. This time I called and sent it in and two weeks later I got a brand new, still in the packaging with new batteries and everything G2X Pro. That initial run clearly had something wrong with it, as evidence by all of the complaints on the internet, my experience, and the slightly secret price increase to $95. That is the way a warranty is supposed to work.
Great show from two great companies. I have always been a Surefire fanboy, but this just cements that fact. LL Bean was never my favorite, but I am starting to come around. And that return policy, well, I don't know how to make it better.
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My experience is that companies with a real, true Live Chat option have good customer service. It's not a rule, but most cases it's true. If they have gone so far as to place someone available for Live Chat, they will usually also back the customer up...ReplyDelete
Excellent point Tony - I recently had a great experience w/ Benchmade and their lifesharp service. While warranties aren't always sexy it makes a big difference - especially when it comes to me being a return customer.ReplyDelete
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Indian Empires is a complete game, using the same game engine as Soldier Emperor, our strategic game of the Napoleonic Wars. It can be played separately, or together with Soldier Emperor; our Dreams of Empire book includes a linking map and the rules and pieces for its use.
Indian Empires is a new edition of our long out-of print Soldier Raj. It includes over a dozen scenarios from Hyder Ali's defeat of the British in the First Mysore War in 1767 to Britain's final conquest of the Sikhs in 1846. Colorful leaders of the time are all present: Hyder Ali and Tippoo of Mysore. Sir Arthur Wellesley, the "sepoy general" who would become Duke of Wellington. The brilliant Madhav Rao of the Marathas. France's Admiral Suffren. Zaman Shah of Afghanistan, and the Sikh ruler Ranjit Singh. These and more lead your armies.
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As in Soldier Emperor, players command their nation's military, political and economic destiny. The map is a painting of South Asia, with a network of areas and routes between them laid over it. Generals move their armies along these routes, attempting to conquer territory for their nation. Fleets control the seas around India; the locals have very little seapower, and Britain outnumbers France on the seas.
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