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Dibbler - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Dibblers are small marsupials of the genus Parantechinus found in Southwestern Western Australia, Boullanger, Whitlock, and Escape Islands, some national parks/reserves. Dibblers weigh about 40–100 grams (1.4–3.6 oz) and eat insects, small reptiles, and nectar. In the early 19th century, dibblers were widely distributed across Western Australia. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dibbler   (139 words)

Cut-Me-Own-Throat Dibbler - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Cut Me Own Throat (C.M.O.T) Dibbler is one of the numerous bit part characters that enrich the world of Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels. His name originates from his catchphrase 'I'll sell it for less, and that's cutting me own throat.' He has also been a moving pictures (movie) producer/director where his lack of scruples was entirely reminiscent of the pioneers of modern motion pictures and, similarly, the agent of a 'Music with Rocks In' group. The wizard Rincewind had a theory that equivalents of Dibbler are everywhere. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cut-Me-Own-Throat_Dibbler   (543 words)

Other Characters Havelock Ventari, CMOT Dibbler, Cohen The Barbarian, Twoflower Dibbler is a man who could sell ice to the Ice Giants at the Hub. He owns his own "Sausage-Inna-Bun" cart, primarily located in Sator Square in Ankh-Morpork. fluffy.www7.50megs.com /discworld/Others.htm   (336 words)

C.M.O.T Dibbler Whenever anything happens in Ankh Morpork CMOT Dibbler will turn up to sell them meat pies, sausage inna bun, or anything else he can get his hands on, even if they may not technically be his to sell in the first place. One person did miss him immensley though and that was Rincewind, who, when he first got back from is desert island in Interesting Times went running through Ankh and ate three of Dibbler's Sausage inna Bun and still managed to live, and avoid paying. Dibbler could almost be as much of a regular in the Discworld books as Death. website.lineone.net /~john.r.williams/discw/dibbler.html   (193 words)

Cut My Own Throat Dibbler Dibbler is the perpetual unsuccessful business man. He can be seen everywhere there is a crowd in Ankh-Morpork, selling suspicious sausages and inedible meat-pies. He is a great dirty manager type of person, and actually did well up to the point when the creatures from the dungeon dimensions broke through. And if he happens to be free I bet he wouldn't fancy me www.geocities.com /israeli_pratchett_fan_club/themes/dibbler.html   (234 words)

dibbler.htm In most cases it's Dibbler and in most cases the bun contains more meat than the sausage (or other rat based product) inside of it. Dibbler also enjoyed a brief career in Holy Wood as a promoter of moving pictures and in Ankh-Morpork again (his normal turf) as a Music-With-Rocks-In-It band's manager/promoter. Wherever there is a gathering of people anywhere in the multiverse there is normally someone walking around trying to sell them something in a bun. freespace.virgin.net /mike.chappell/disc/chars/dibbler.htm   (87 words)

Master Of Ceremony Visual Aids For the presentation at Marcon 35, the MC was asked to take on the part of Cut-Me-Own_Throat (CMOT) Dibbler. Some of Dibbler's ethnic foods include shale-onna-bun for the troll population, as well as a variety of rat-onna-stick for the dwarf population. In Pratchett's "Men at Arms" Dibbler considered branching out from his sausage in a bun to other ethnic foods. www.valhallaarms.com /wyvern/night_watch_journal/visual_aids.htm   (176 words)

The Villain Comic #56 The entreprenurial fellow in the fourth row of panels is the greedy Cut-Me-Own-Throat Dibbler from Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels. Dibbler is a legendary salesman capable of unloading anything on to anybody, even if he doesn't own it. Kavian's introduction in the last panel was borrowed from Troy McLure of "The Simpsons" fame. www.thevillain.net /comic056.html   (179 words)

CMOT Dibbler Dibbler takes the view that anything thjat has at any time been any part of a pig, or even near a pig, or possibly even within earshot of a pig, can be called pork. Dibbler has been know to try other lines of work on the Disc depending on what is happening at the times. Dibbler sells meat pies and sausages-in-a-bun from a tray around his neck or, when funds permit, a barrow. www.ankhmorpork.brfc.net /cmot.htm   (214 words)

MOVING PICTURES by TERRY PRATCHETT - BOOK HELP WEB REVIEW There is real chemistry between the two, and they are quickly exploited as stars of the new medium by Cut My Own Throat Dibbler, who has also ventured to Holy Wood as a producer. Dibbler's character really steps out in this novel, moving far beyond his previously one-dimensional self. The clerk impressed me as a thoughtful and voracious reader, and I knew he was hooked when he repeated the name to himself. www.bookhelpweb.com /authors/pratchett/006102063X.htm   (735 words)

Night Watch Sam, because he is a good, decent man, is willing to risk his own future happiness on the chance that maybe, just maybe, if he ever does get back to his own time, there will be seven less graves in the Small Gods Cemetery. He is someone with a no-nonsense approach to things, with a sharp wit and the willingness to do the job in front of him, all of which is incredibly alluring. The point is, what Terry Pratchett does with the ideas of time, the elasticity of it, is a very different theory from the "If you step on a butterfly you may disappear because you've just killed your father and now will never be born" type of time planning. www.apenandfire.com /nightwatch.html   (1057 words)

TerryPratchettBooks.com Here, gathered together for the first time, is artist Paul Kidby's own voyage through the Disc, in glorious color and intricate black and white: a cornucopia of characters that have won the hearts of millions of adoring readers the world over: There are great heroes, like Cohen the Barbarian and his Silver Horde, Sam Vimes, Captain Carrot and the men* of the City Watch. The Discworld might have started out in the imagination of its Creator, Terry Pratchett, but over the past 30 or more books, it has taken on a life of its own. www.harpercollins.com /catalog/pratchett/site/books/description.asp?isbn=0060758279   (283 words)

Discworld : la campagne Well *technically* they had, quite often; the city welcomed free-spending barbarian invaders, but somehow the puzzled raiders found, after a few days, that they didn't own their horses any more, and within a couple of months they were just another minority group with its own graffiti and food shops. - Verence would rather cut his own leg off than put a witch in prison, since it'd save trouble in the long run and probably be less painful. Dibbler had worked out that with enough fried onions and mustard people would eat *anything*. dragon.facetieux.free.fr /discworld/citations.html   (2111 words)

Sick, Sad World Ramblings November 15, 2000 The best description I can think of for this episode is one Terry Pratchett uses to describe Cut-Me-Own-Throat Dibbler's sausages in a bun. He describes how Dibbler had managed to find a sausage that, regardless of how much mustard, onions, relish, etc were put on it, tasted of absolutely nothing. There's been quite a lot of filler in the last two seasons, and that doesn't give me any high hopes for fifth season. ssw.ssw.net /ramblings/2000/1115ramble.htm   (250 words)

Cut-Me-Own-Throat Dibbler - Discworld & Pratchett Wiki CMOT Dibbler or Cut-Me-Own-Throat Dibbler is a favourite Pratchett character, and appears in several different disguises, in several countries including Ankh-Morpork, Omnia, and Agatean Empire, in several different books. His mercantile aspirations, and lack of aptitude for same, make him instantly recognisable, as does the apalling food that is his fall-back product. This page was last modified 01:55, 4 December 2005. wiki.affordable-prawns.co.uk /index.php/CMOT_Dibbler   (61 words)

The SF Site Featured Review: The Truth Cut-Me-Own-Throat Dibbler is active throughout much of the novel, actually doing things rather than just making a brief appearance selling something which might be a sausage. Not only is the reader treated to an alternative look at Samuel Vimes and the other members of the town watch, Pratchett also includes a new cast of characters who quickly take on lives (or deaths) of their own. The Thieves' Guild is shown operating in its own peculiar manner and, of course, the Wizards of Unseen University make an appearance. www.sfsite.com /11b/tt93.htm   (685 words)

dibbler - OneLook Dictionary Search dibbler, cmot dibbler, cut me own throat dibbler, throat dibbler Dibbler : Online Plain Text English Dictionary [home, info] dibbler : Webster's Revised Unabridged, 1913 Edition [home, info] www.onelook.com /?w=dibbler   (139 words)

Pratchett's 'The Truth' is strange fiction: 12/19/00 But in a city where CMOT "Cut Me Own Throat" Dibbler is always looking for another way to fatten his profits, de Worde won't be the only ink-stained grubby wretch for long. In the book, Pratchett has created an alternate universe full of trolls, dwarves, wizards and other fantasy elements, and uses that universe to reflect our own culture with entertaining and gloriously funny results. www.s-t.com /daily/12-00/12-19-00/b02li087.htm   (252 words)

CMOT Dibbler - Television Tropes & Idioms Everything has its price, and the CMOT Dibbler's is just always just a little too high. Never outright criminal but never quite legitimate, the only thing that the CMOT Dibbler ever thinks of is profit. While it cannot be said that he is always after a fast buck, this is only because he is always after a lot of fast bucks. www.tvtropes.org /pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/CMOTDibbler   (153 words)

Characters.doc Use your own discretion about what you are going to sniff when meeting people. You were wistfully gazing at the sausages (onna stick!) being sold by a man who was also demonstrating the cutting power of a range of kitchen utensils. Also has ties to the Unseen University and the Beggars Guild Your Last Hour: You were in the Plaza of Broken Moons, curled up beside the Pillar of Truth. www.mngt.waikato.ac.nz /Depts/computer/people/Jshunter/Discworld/Characters.doc   (1334 words)

dibbler.txt And then you + bit into them, and learned once again that Cut-me-own-Throat + Dibbler could find a use for bits of an animal that the animal + didn't know it had got. Dibbler had worked out that with enough + fried onions and mustard people would eat anything. [ The Encyclopedia of Monsters, by Daniel Cohen ] +sausage*bun +dibbler + Victor eyed the glistening tubes in the tray around Dibbler's + neck. www.patoche.org /lg/current/misc/nottag/dibbler.txt   (253 words)

Dibbler Cut-my-own-throat Dibbler is one of the most common characters that appear in stories based in Ankh-Morpork. Indeed he can be seen [1] almost anywhere in the universe. www.clubi.ie /cormic/people/dibbler.htm   (190 words)

Terry Pratchett, The Fifth Elephant But there's also a series of interludes early on that are cut from a different cloth, namely, passages detailing a man's flight through a forest from something rather wolfish. However, Carl Hiaasen novels work because he is so good at capturing a particular rhythm and feel with his prose, and anyone expecting that same rhythm in a Discworld book is in for one hell of a shock.) Instead of funky fantastic art, we get five rather odd-looking elephant icons. And the answer there is "not in the slightest." What we've got is a savage murder that isn't the teensiest bit hilarious, amusing or even droll. www.greenmanreview.com /fifthelephant.html   (1166 words)

Amazon.com: Moving Pictures: Books: Terry Pratchett Cut Me Own Throat Dibbler (can't think of a character on earth that remotely resembles Dibbler!) and Gaspode (think Oscar Levant as played by a stray dog) are featured prominently and hilariously. Dibbler's hilarious product placements and his `invention' of subliminal advertising were worth the price of admission. The alchemists delight in sidestepping the authority of wizards by coming up with some non-wizard magic of their own. www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0451451317?v=glance   (2632 words)

Cut-My-Own-Throat Dibbler You can be pretty certain that every society eventually produces its own particular Dibbler variant. The sales tray has been cut away and his arms repositioned by his sides. The arms needed a little rebuilding around the elbows and at the same time I added the large cuffs, flower and kipper tie. www.area51b.freeserve.co.uk /dworld/cmot.htm   (356 words)

John & Belle Have A Blog: Dangerous But Worth the Risk--RATT This article about increased rat consumption in Cambodia reminded me of the time I either ate rat, or ate something so much grosser that no one would tell me what it was. I made a last-ditch effort to persuade the woman to tell me what it was, explaining that I was going to eat it anyway, even if it was raw rat. A misplaced desire to be tougher than guys has led me into many a drinking contest before now, and is the reason my sister gets into fistfights. examinedlife.typepad.com /johnbelle/2004/02/dangerous_but_w.html   (983 words)

Pam's Book Log Vimes' time jump takes him to an important point in Ankh-Morpork's recent history and a critical juncture in his own life. Anybody who's watched much Star Trek knows how things proceed from there: Vimes has to take action to fix history so that it turns out "right," catch the criminal, and get back to the future. The story is really about those events, rather than the time-travelling stuff. www.physics.ucla.edu /~kor2/booklog/pratchett_nightwatch.html   (1179 words)

Tales From The Ankh Cut Me Own Throat Dibbler looked a bit taken aback at first, but rallied well. Two blue specks of light peered down at me from under a hood. A contact of mine had informed me that the phantom trader was operating near the Temple of Small Gods, and was keeping a low profile. homepages.nildram.co.uk /~sbusti/dw_tales.html   (559 words)

The Truth -- Terry Pratchett Cut Me Own Throat Dibbler has anything to do with the enterprise. Dibbler, meanwhile, always quick to move with the times (or is that "the Times"), is inventing the mendacious handbill. This book has a fair amount of new cast, though the primary members of the Guards appear here and there, CMOT Dibbler sells sausages and has other ideas, the Patrician is more visible (and developed/developing) than he's been in a while. electronictiger.com /reviews/truth.htm   (652 words)

The Guilds Membership is one mister Cut Me Own Throat Dibbler. The laws concerning Guilds were changed after Mister Dibbler successfully applied to prevent anything like this happening again. Conjurers are very popular in Ankh-Morpork, except with the Wizards, who are irritated by the Conjurers obliviousness of what the Wizards see as their true place. www.angelfire.com /ut/angusville/guilds.html   (1661 words)

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