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findthatbook*waves to the nice people in the new comm*
... I have a query I put on Facebook a week ago, apparently completely coincidentally with something that had screened in the last day (I'm not saying what, in case it actually is a spoiler).
My original 'Dear Lazyweb' question was "Can anyone think of a story where one of the (non-human) characters refers to either a pet or one of the other characters as 'Snack' rather than their proper name?"
Further on in the conversation that arose, I said " I feel like Snack was one of a) kitten, b) pony, c) obnoxious pre-teen child"
The vague ideas others came up with were that the individual speaking was a dragon, and that it sounds like something they read as kids (or to kids), but no-one was able to come up with any actual suggestions.
[also, mods, I have no idea how I'm supposed to tag this, or what a sensible subject line might be, so I'm going for the 'avoiding the question' approach]
... I have a query I put on Facebook a week ago, apparently completely coincidentally with something that had screened in the last day (I'm not saying what, in case it actually is a spoiler).
My original 'Dear Lazyweb' question was "Can anyone think of a story where one of the (non-human) characters refers to either a pet or one of the other characters as 'Snack' rather than their proper name?"
Further on in the conversation that arose, I said " I feel like Snack was one of a) kitten, b) pony, c) obnoxious pre-teen child"
The vague ideas others came up with were that the individual speaking was a dragon, and that it sounds like something they read as kids (or to kids), but no-one was able to come up with any actual suggestions.
[also, mods, I have no idea how I'm supposed to tag this, or what a sensible subject line might be, so I'm going for the 'avoiding the question' approach]
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Date: July 9th, 2017 13:57 (UTC)I'll tag 'lost book'. Given I don't know whether it was children's or not, I'll leave it at that.