Thursday, August 30, 2007

Almost a Six Pack ...

23 comments:

  1. Please stop doing this. You are frightening the children.

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  2. Stop, full stop, no more, cease and desist, engines at full reverse.

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  3. I mean it. For God's sake, you are BEYOND middle age. For that matter, you're beyond Middle Earth.

    Just...Stop.

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  4. Happy birthday, Steve.

    Birthday wishes at http://knockingfrominside.blogspot.com/2007/08/dirt.html

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  5. Everybody is a critic.

    Let's not wait until you are my age ...

    Shirt off, Kid. Show me what it's supposed to look like ...

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  6. Thanks, Tiel.

    The pie tastes great, regardless of the look. I'll hose off the cooler and get it back to you next week ...

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  7. Hey, Kid, you see what Tiel said on her blog? See? Go look. That's how you wish somebody happy birthday.

    You make up nice stuff to say ...

    Thanks, Tiel. I appreciate it.

    I'm looking for some Schludwiller for you, Kid. I know at heart you really are a California lite beer kinda guy.

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  8. ...also check out http://danielkeysmoran.blogspot.com/2007/08/happy-birthday.html and http://toadabode.blogspot.com/2007/08/happy-birthday-steve.html and http://apathyball.blogspot.com/2007/08/many-happy-birthdays-to-steve-perry.html

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  9. Happy birthday, Steve.

    http://danielkeysmoran.blogspot.com/2007/08/happy-birthday.html

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  10. Happy Birthday Mr. Perry, if it wasn't for your Netforce books I would never have known Silat existed.

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  11. Happy birthday, Steve. And wishes for many, many more.

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  12. Holy crap Steve.

    Way to give a man hope. If you can do it, I should be able to at slightly more than half your age.

    I know I can do it, I know how, I just haven't. That right there is some motivation though.

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  13. keep workin' them angels!
    Happy Birthday Steve!

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  14. Thanks to everybody for the good wishes.

    Even you, Kid ...

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  15. Happy B-day...now come clean, how much of the good things have you given up to gain that six pack?...LOL...I always tell my friends to screw the six pack I'm sporting a party ball and dang proud of it...LOL..plus I never have to give up any of the Yummies...good work Steve!

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  16. Heh. I knew you would say that!

    I have been waiting. You know that book I am working on? There is a reason it's late. Go check out Thick as Thieves.

    And have a happy birthday, ya old coot!

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  17. Happy birthday Steve. It has been a real pleasure knowing you, training with you and spending time with you.

    My apologies for the late wishes: I plead a cold, 16 hours of time difference and being at WorldCon, finding out I could go 4 days before I flew. Hearing your voice as the voice of the shuttlepilot on Star Trek New Voyages - World Enoug and Time was a surprise.

    And Betty Mitchell of del Rey in her presentation on upcoming titles said wonderful things about your upcoming Death Star book

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  18. Thanks for the con report, Edwin. I hope you are having a fine ole time there in Nippon.

    Oh, and thanks to whoever put out the word for folks to wish me happy birthday on their blogs. I was touched.

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  19. As for what I gave up to try and stay in shape? Nothing, actually. I eat Haagen Dazs -- the highest fat of all, Black Walnut; drink American micro-brew beer; enjoy a glass or two of wine with dinner; and admit to a fondness for Jordan almonds. Even have a Mexican Coke now and then.

    I just don't eat as much of all that as I used to ...

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  20. Bobbe has written a short story that isn't too awful. You can see it on his blog -- link on my page or click on his name up top to get a clickable link in his bio, to Thick as Thieves.

    It's a little rough, but shows promise. Rated R, for gore ...

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  21. Well, blogspot is a joy to use from Japan. It does not check the language my browser tells it: it seems to use my origination and translates all labels, text and error messages to Japanese.

    Thanks to Babelfish, I just finally figured out what this innocuous message meant: コメントの管理を有効にしました。 コメントはブログの所有者が承認するまで公開されません。

    Management of comment was made effective. Comment is not released until the owner of ブログ approves.

    It may mean my con report ends up in two separate spots.

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  22. Well, blogspot is a joy to use from Japan. It does not check the language my browser tells it: it seems to use my origination and translates all labels, text and error messages to Japanese.

    I just finally figured out what this means: コメントの管理を有効にしました。 コメントはブログの所有者が承認するまで公開されません。

    Management of comment was made effective. Comment is not released until the owner of ブログ approves.

    Sloppy really.

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