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   Guest_ | Apr 24, 1999 09:38pm | #1

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   Is it the Houses issue? That doesn't usually have the regular features.

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   Guest_ | Apr 25, 1999 03:29am | #2

   *Mike,

   Yes it is and yes you are right, they usually don't contain the regular stuff. I thought that they would make a exception?

   Joseph FuscoView Image

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   Guest_ | Apr 25, 1999 05:19am | #3

   *Don't worry, Joe. You'll see Breaktime in the next regular issue.Andy

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   Guest_ | Apr 25, 1999 05:35am | #4

   *Andy??? and insider at taunton.... can put into print the need for a chat site??eric

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   Guest_ | Apr 25, 1999 06:05am | #5

   *...a chat site - nowi that'sscary! ; )

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   Guest_ | Apr 25, 1999 06:24am | #6

   *Chat's faster than my fingers and brain!...Near the stream, and needing the time to spell chek.J

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   Guest_ | Apr 25, 1999 07:22am | #7

   *No, the question is when will they come out with the Breaktime issue of FHB?God forbid there be a realtime chat room -- the flames shoot up quickly enough as it is!

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   Guest_ | Apr 25, 1999 08:08am | #8

   *Jack,i wheredo you think most people learn to type fast? lol!Andrew, I can see an issue/book devoted only to Breaktime posts. Taunton's Threads magazine all ready has published quite a few books gleaned from letters, tips, and posts - I love 'em, and bought 'em all! Of course, you generally can't kill anybody when you make a sewing/tailoring mistake, so maybe FHBi won'tdo this... Can you imagine the editing?!BTW, don't know if FHB has such a thing, but Threads reserves the last issue of the year for an index of all previous issues of that year - wonderful! There are also websites where people have done this. Patty