Tough girls on film

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Gob
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Guinevere wrote: I'm anxiously awaiting the release of the third book (The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets Nest) in the US (supposed to come out late May) or to get the hand-me-down British translation which came out late last year from my friends who have all been eagerly passing it around.
PM me your address, I'll mail you a copy, it's been out a while here.
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Crackpot wrote:Did you check to see if you accidentally save it? (I've done that on a few occasions)
If I accidentally saved it, where would I go to retrieve it once saved?
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Gob wrote:
Guinevere wrote: I'm anxiously awaiting the release of the third book (The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets Nest) in the US (supposed to come out late May) or to get the hand-me-down British translation which came out late last year from my friends who have all been eagerly passing it around.
PM me your address, I'll mail you a copy, it's been out a while here.
That's very kind of you Gob -- thanks, I may take you up on that offer.
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Guinevere wrote:
Crackpot wrote:Did you check to see if you accidentally save it? (I've done that on a few occasions)
If I accidentally saved it, where would I go to retrieve it once saved?
having accidentally saved posts many times, go to the user control panel and then check the drafts folder.

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Nope, not there. I wonder what happened.
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The reason why I asked originally is that I think the same thing happened to me twice.
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Must be an elf-test then ;)
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In the UK you'd be able to get it free on the National Elf..
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tyro wrote:While not a movie, the character of Emma Peel on the show The Avengers was the fist time I remember seeing a woman in a role as being independent and ready to kick ass.

I held a torch for Agent 99 of the Get Smart show.
They were my role models.

:D
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The Hen wrote:
tyro wrote:While not a movie, the character of Emma Peel on the show The Avengers was the fist time I remember seeing a woman in a role as being independent and ready to kick ass.

I held a torch for Agent 99 of the Get Smart show.
They were my role models.

:D

I wanted to grow up to be Emma Peel. A friend gave me the complete DVD of the series (just the Peel episodes, IIRC). They're a little campy now, but I still love 'em!

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