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Show posts MenuQuote from: Carlüs Éovart Vilaçafat on May 15, 2024, 08:08:01 AMI've been wanting to read Perdido Street Station but haven't had the chance yet. I loved The City and The City though.Yeah, that one is great. I have a theory that I've been wanting to run by someone. It isn't fully formed and I've never actually reread the book to check for holes. I think maybe the "strange physics" ascribed to Besźel and Ul Qoma doesn't actually exist but that people (residents, foreigners, and even Breach) act like, and mostly genuinely believe, they do. What do you think?
Quote from: Barclamïu da Miéletz on April 12, 2024, 01:06:38 AMTalossaFest takes place within Metropolitan Talossa (the City of Milwaukee's East Side). Regional offshoots have been organized in the past for citizens who are unable to make a long journey. For example, "TalossaWest" has apparently been held in Denver, Colorado for Talossans who live in the Western United States. I don't know about any past offshoots in Poland or Central/Eastern Europe in general. Perhaps there could be a gathering on Cézembre for European Talossans?Quote from: Bentxamì Puntmasleu on April 11, 2024, 08:36:41 PMThe Bureau of Home Affairs is working to develop a preliminary plan for the next TalossaFest. The tentative end-goal is to organize a TalossaFest L to be held in the summer of 2029. The first phase of this preliminary planning is to solicit citizen input. Answers, however detailed, to any number of the following questions would be very helpful. Citizens may also send me answers via PM on Wittenberg or email (b.puntmasleu@gmail.com). Of course, I also welcome comments that do not necessarily directly answer the questions listed. Thank you.Where would TalossaFest take place?
To those citizens who have attended TalossaFest in the past: What was it like? From where, and how, did you travel? How long did you stay? What was the nature of your accommodations? What did you do at TalossaFest, both formally and informally? What were the highlights of the event? Were their any unexpected hurdles, either for you or the event as a whole? Did you pay for your travel, room, food, etc. out of pocket or was government assistance provided?
To citizens who would be interested in attending a future TalossaFest: What would you like to see from a future TalossaFest? For how many days would you attend? How much money would you personally be willing and/or able to spend? What three words would best describe your ideal TalossaFest experience?
To citizens who have attended, and/or would attend, a regional variation of TalossaFest (e.g. TalossaWest): How do you think the main TalossaFest and its regional variations can best coordinate their activities?
Quote from: xpb on March 01, 2024, 12:06:23 PMQuote from: Tric'hard Lenxheir on February 29, 2024, 09:45:15 PMQuote from: xpb on February 29, 2024, 03:20:04 PMTo celebrate this auspicious agreement, perhaps we need to have a toast with some appropriate beverage - one that is non-alcoholic, along with perhaps another one that is a potent potable. Looking at https://www.brittanytourism.com/matching-what-i-want/food-drink/drinks/whisky-liqueurs-breton-spirits/ this could indicate apple juice for some and Lambig or Fine de Bretagne for others as representative of the Cézembre side - what about suggestions from Vuode?
Absinthe? Or perhaps a fine scotch?
maybe some spirit made close to the GTA? https://greatlakesdistillery.com