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At 9:40pm on January 29, 2011, Miss Hermine-Oehler's Mercantile said…: Thank you for the welcome.

At 10:52am on January 29, 2011, Doc Bedingfield said…: Thank you kindly for the birthday salutations sir.

At 4:41pm on January 28, 2011, Dr. Eliza Jane Goodfellow said…: Thank you for the warm welcome Killjoy!

At 2:02am on January 28, 2011, Jack Slade said…: Why thank you for the welcome.

At 4:50pm on January 27, 2011, Lady Grace Dudley said…: Thank you for the offer of friendship, good sir!

At 9:13pm on January 26, 2011, Roy Williams, Antiquaire said…: Thank you for your kind welcome. I fear that the Christmas frenzy and tax have kept me busy.

I am now at liberty to cleberate a New Year, and it will clearly have to be the Vietnamese Year of the Cat now.

Warmest regards, Roy.

At 3:35pm on January 26, 2011, A x e l - F said…: Much thanks for the comment and welcome!

At 9:13am on January 26, 2011, Robert Orr said…: Thanks! It will be a little slow for a while, as I continue recovering from the exhibition ball and get other things done.

At 7:36pm on January 25, 2011, Ieva Ohaks said…: Thank you for the kind birthday wishes.

-Ieva Ohaks

At 4:49pm on January 25, 2011, Captain "Lucky" Peddycord said…: Salutations and felicitations to you. I am afraid I have nothing of value for you to pilfer, save my brilliant ideas. (Use at your own risk.)

At 2:25pm on January 25, 2011, John-Michael O'Brien said…: Thank you very much sir. I appreciate the warm welcome!

At 2:20pm on January 25, 2011, Cheri said…: Thank you! It's a pleasure to be here amongst fellow Steampunkers :)

At 2:10pm on January 25, 2011, Miss Lindsey Goodbun said…: Thanks for your kind welcome :)

At 12:04am on January 25, 2011, Euphrenia McGee said…: Thank you for your gracious welcome! It's nice that no one here seems to be into avoiding the newbies - right comforting after some of the places I've been.

At 4:14pm on January 24, 2011, John Campbell said…: Hi :) I haven't done much with SteamPunk in the way of making a character; I suppose I will end up an airship captain nearing retirement. I am currently working on a SteamPunk novel, which involves a sailing dirigible (and it is a vehicle that I firmly believe could actually be made to work, if anyone wanted to try it) called the Jenny Lind, making an expedition from Boston to the Simpson Desert in Australia, where complications will ensue...