Yea!Bird Talk and Equus are here!

[felinequine]

:D :D weird, both here on same day...oh well..who else has Bird Talk or Equus?Grey article!yeah!mi favorito...

[Logan]

Ok...I might be dense...........but I have a bird and I love him dearly...


What are you asking?? :confused:

[AmberLee]

Hi Logan and Felinequine,

My first guess was that there were members here from other chat areas that Felinequine recognized as Bird Talk and Equus. Didn't seem too logical, so played with it some more and thought that they must be magazines that arrived on the same day.

Anyway, that's my guess, and I'm sticking with it. :D ;) :p

Thought I'd keep an eye on this thread and see if my 2nd guess was right. (I think I got it, anyway!) :D :D

[felinequine]

you nail-ed it, Amberlee-no!sorry if I caused cofuzzling...hehheh, Bird Talk is the very most famous (excuse me if that reads weird) bird magazine in America, and quite possibly Equus is one of the best horse zines round these parts!('These parts' being America).:o :o :o :o :D :D :D

[AmberLee]

I should have caught on faster -- used to subscribe to "Cat Talk", think they're published by the same company. The articles were very good, but it seems like I can't keep up with publications any more ...

Happy readings!

[Logan]

I'm such a ding dong at times! :o Hope that wasn't an offensive post earlier, just showing my occasional lack of intelligence! LOL!!!

Amberlee, you are just too smart for me!!! :D

[delidog]

actually,equus was started in the 70s' and went bankrupt...then came back...if you want a real horse magazine...visit the chronicle of the horse...or another one to enjoy is also, full of good info...practical horseman....even tish quirks' horses magazine out of california called simply "horses" far outreads equus