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Just a thought: would 'graduating together' necessarily mean having to be the same age? I wouldn't have thought so.
 
I don't see what the problem is, though--they're both 21 at the start of Action Stations and Tolwyn has his 22nd birthday during the book.
 
Bandit LOAF said:
Almost unrelated -- how are you figuring the years for Tolwyn in your .sig? He's 21 at the start of Action Stations (on 2634.089), so shouldn't he be born in 2613?
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I'm less interested in everything else in the thread except this one line.

How is Tolwyn's birthdate in anyway related to anything said here? I can guess, but I'm not sure I post my speculation here. :)
 
Jason_Ryock said:
I'm less interested in everything else in the thread except this one line.

How is Tolwyn's birthdate in anyway related to anything said here? I can guess, but I'm not sure I post my speculation here. :)
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Well, isn't Tolwyn supposed to be a key player in the whole Pilgrim affair/event....and he might have a birthday party during the novel for all we know. ;) :p
 
Bloody hell what have I started!

Anyway to answer your question LOAF - I'm not sure I can remember but no doubt it was somewhere on the CIC and I was going to offer to change it but as you are all having so much fun ;)
 
And while we're on this subject, is there any conclusive evidence that Jefferson actually said it? I remember there being some controversy over that, and Wikiquote claims it as "misattributed."
 
And while we're on this subject, is there any conclusive evidence that Jefferson actually said it? I remember there being some controversy over that, and Wikiquote claims it as "misattributed."
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I don't think there is, but it's one of those things that has been vaguely attributed to him since the mid-19th century so it's probably impossible to figure correctly today.
 
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