Deep Bone - Revision history

Lias Bluestone: Not sure about other locales' versions of English, but in British English it's definitely "storey".

2020-11-30T23:30:54Z

Not sure about other locales' versions of English, but in British English it's definitely "storey".

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	In {{TT}}, [[Gaspode]] wants to help William de Worde investigate the conspiracy behind the committee to un-elect the Patrician. Vetinari's 16-year-old dog Wuffles was a key witness to an incriminating event. However, Gaspode understands the difficulties associated with revealing himself to be the famous Talking Dog of Ankh Morpork. That would provoke more questions than Gaspode would want to deal with.		In {{TT}}, [[Gaspode]] wants to help William de Worde investigate the conspiracy behind the committee to un-elect the Patrician. Vetinari's 16-year-old dog Wuffles was a key witness to an incriminating event. However, Gaspode understands the difficulties associated with revealing himself to be the famous Talking Dog of Ankh Morpork. That would provoke more questions than Gaspode would want to deal with.

	So Gaspode hides in a multi-~~story~~ livery stable. When William arrives, Gaspode identifies himself with the name "Deep Bone."		So Gaspode hides in a multi-storey livery stable. When William arrives, Gaspode identifies himself with the name "Deep Bone."

	== Resonances ==		== Resonances ==
	In the American Watergate scandal of the 1970s, the Washington Post investigated a criminal conspiracy run by president Richard Nixon's cronies. The Post's reporters' major source was a Nixon insider known only as "Deep Throat," who met the reporters in a multi-~~story~~ parking garage to exchange information.		In the American Watergate scandal of the 1970s, the Washington Post investigated a criminal conspiracy run by president Richard Nixon's cronies. The Post's reporters' major source was a Nixon insider known only as "Deep Throat," who met the reporters in a multi-storey parking garage to exchange information.

	Gaspode's nickname resonates doubly -- the "Bone" part refers to his doggy nature. However, "Deep Throat" and "Deep Bone" would both be, shall we say, appropriate names for Seamstresses' Guild members in the Moving Pictures.		Gaspode's nickname resonates doubly -- the "Bone" part refers to his doggy nature. However, "Deep Throat" and "Deep Bone" would both be, shall we say, appropriate names for Seamstresses' Guild members in the Moving Pictures.

NoCoolUserName: Changed Seemstress to Seamstress

2020-11-26T20:32:09Z

Changed Seemstress to Seamstress

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	In the American Watergate scandal of the 1970s, the Washington Post investigated a criminal conspiracy run by president Richard Nixon's cronies. The Post's reporters' major source was a Nixon insider known only as "Deep Throat," who met the reporters in a multi-story parking garage to exchange information.		In the American Watergate scandal of the 1970s, the Washington Post investigated a criminal conspiracy run by president Richard Nixon's cronies. The Post's reporters' major source was a Nixon insider known only as "Deep Throat," who met the reporters in a multi-story parking garage to exchange information.

	Gaspode's nickname resonates doubly -- the "Bone" part refers to his doggy nature. However, "Deep Throat" and "Deep Bone" would both be, shall we say, appropriate names for ~~Seemstresses~~' Guild members in the Moving Pictures.		Gaspode's nickname resonates doubly -- the "Bone" part refers to his doggy nature. However, "Deep Throat" and "Deep Bone" would both be, shall we say, appropriate names for Seamstresses' Guild members in the Moving Pictures.

	[[Category:Discworld characters\|Deep Bone]]		[[Category:Discworld characters\|Deep Bone]]
	[[Category:Supporting characters\|Deep Bone]]		[[Category:Supporting characters\|Deep Bone]]

Jagra at 14:29, 7 July 2016

2016-07-07T14:29:53Z

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	== Resonances ==		== Resonances ==

	In the American Watergate scandal of the 1970s, the Washington Post investigated a criminal conspiracy run by president Richard Nixon's cronies. The Post's reporters' major source was a Nixon insider known only as "Deep Throat," who met the reporters in a multi-story parking garage to exchange information.		In the American Watergate scandal of the 1970s, the Washington Post investigated a criminal conspiracy run by president Richard Nixon's cronies. The Post's reporters' major source was a Nixon insider known only as "Deep Throat," who met the reporters in a multi-story parking garage to exchange information.

	Gaspode's nickname resonates doubly -- the "Bone" part refers to his doggy nature. However, "Deep Throat" and "Deep Bone" would both be, shall we say, appropriate names for Seemstresses' Guild members in the Moving Pictures.		Gaspode's nickname resonates doubly -- the "Bone" part refers to his doggy nature. However, "Deep Throat" and "Deep Bone" would both be, shall we say, appropriate names for Seemstresses' Guild members in the Moving Pictures.

			[[Category:Discworld characters\|Deep Bone]]
			[[Category:Supporting characters\|Deep Bone]]

Moishe Rosenbaum: /* Resonances */ rephrasing

2016-06-27T00:04:58Z

Resonances: rephrasing

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	In the American Watergate scandal of the 1970s, the Washington Post investigated a criminal conspiracy run by president Richard Nixon's cronies. The Post's reporters' major source was a Nixon insider known only as "Deep Throat," who met the reporters in a multi-story parking garage to exchange information.		In the American Watergate scandal of the 1970s, the Washington Post investigated a criminal conspiracy run by president Richard Nixon's cronies. The Post's reporters' major source was a Nixon insider known only as "Deep Throat," who met the reporters in a multi-story parking garage to exchange information.

	Gaspode's nickname resonates doubly -- the "Bone" part refers to his doggy nature. However, Deep Throat and Deep Bone would be, shall we say, appropriate names for ~~pornographic actors~~.		Gaspode's nickname resonates doubly -- the "Bone" part refers to his doggy nature. However, "Deep Throat" and "Deep Bone" would both be, shall we say, appropriate names for Seemstresses' Guild members in the Moving Pictures.

Moishe Rosenbaum: Background and resonance

2016-06-27T00:03:19Z

Background and resonance

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In {{TT}}, [[Gaspode]] wants to help William de Worde investigate the conspiracy behind the committee to un-elect the Patrician. Vetinari's 16-year-old dog Wuffles was a key witness to an incriminating event. However, Gaspode understands the difficulties associated with revealing himself to be the famous Talking Dog of Ankh Morpork. That would provoke more questions than Gaspode would want to deal with.

So Gaspode hides in a multi-story livery stable. When William arrives, Gaspode identifies himself with the name "Deep Bone."

== Resonances ==

In the American Watergate scandal of the 1970s, the Washington Post investigated a criminal conspiracy run by president Richard Nixon's cronies. The Post's reporters' major source was a Nixon insider known only as "Deep Throat," who met the reporters in a multi-story parking garage to exchange information.

Gaspode's nickname resonates doubly -- the "Bone" part refers to his doggy nature. However, Deep Throat and Deep Bone would be, shall we say, appropriate names for pornographic actors.