COMPLETE Remarks by Bill Nye - ck

[MrsHand]

Here's section 84 (9:29)

https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/remarks_84_nye_128kb.mp3

Section 84 is PL OK!

[wib66]

Thank you

[pdyer]

Happy to keep them open for you as long as you keep me updated that would be great thanks

Thank you. I'll be in touch.

[brucek]

I would like to claim Section 76.

Thanks,
Bruce.

[wib66]

I would like to claim Section 76.

Thanks,
Bruce.

Thanks Bruce I will sign you up

[brucek]

Here's Section 76 at 10:17

https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/remarks_76_nye_128kb.mp3

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Bruce.

[jinney]

Hey there! I'm Jinney and I'd like to claim sections 79&80.

Thanks!

Jinney

[wib66]

Here's Section 76 at 10:17

https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/remarks_76_nye_128kb.mp3

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Bruce.

thank you Bruce

[wib66]

Hey there! I'm Jinney and I'd like to claim sections 79&80.

Thanks!

Jinney

I will reserve those sections for you but you will need to complete your 1 minute test first and get the ok (see below). Also can you let me know how you would like your name to appear in the catalogue. It can be your forum name, real name, or any other pseudonym of your choice thanks.

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[brucek]

I would like to claim Sections 66 and 73.

Thanks,
Bruce.

[MrsHand]

Here's Section 76 at 10:17

https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/remarks_76_nye_128kb.mp3

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Bruce.

76 is PL OK!

[wib66]

I would like to claim Sections 66 and 73.

Thanks,
Bruce.

thanks Bruce will sign you up

[wib66]

Thanks Kristin for PL

[brucek]

Here's Section 66 at 8:54

https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/remarks_66_nye_128kb.mp3

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Bruce.

[wib66]

Here's Section 66 at 8:54

https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/remarks_66_nye_128kb.mp3

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Bruce.

thanks Bruce