| 12 Nov 2003 |  James Lunn | Terry Pratchett books are the best i've been trying to convince everyone i know to read them (i have in fact just finshed the light fantastic although intersting times is my fav) This is how i whould imagine it i think you got the bird right i imagined it to be some sort of demon bird although i imagined it whould be staring at anyone who looks at it. Thanks for commenting on my gallery again carn't wait for dec when you update.   Oonagh R. McAreavy replies: "Yay the Pratchett Fan! My brother and mum are complete fans too, and we've wheedled my dad into trying them - not sure what he thinks yet. Can't for the life of me get my friends to read them. Ah well! Thanks for commenting." | |
| 9 Sep 2004 |  Martha Schmidt | Hehe, I just finished that book and I was looking for pictures so I found yours. The pic is cool! I love Terry Pratchett's books (I haven't read so much of his books, but oh well...) They're so funny! I laughed my head off because of that strange suitcase thingy, really... Oonagh R. McAreavy replies: "The Luggage! (Always with a capital L, mind you. People need to hear it slot into place in front of the rest of the name) Otherwise known as Trunkie (read The Last Continent. You'll understand.) Thank you for commenting, please come again." | |
| 15 Jun 2005 | Winged newt | My mouse really likes this picture as it won't let me look at any others, it let me comment though. lucky you! (I mean computer mouse not the mammal)I like it to though, LUVELY. Oonagh R. McAreavy replies: "Zis picture, it is ze trap for ze computer mouze." | |
| 26 Oct 2008 | Anon. | o m gash looking at the tumb nail I thought it was a beautifel gobblet with a hudge harry spider on it. Apon opening I it. I love it. | |
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