h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Rats that's torn it!

I shall keep B4 company on the billy bench!

[Amy]

Caer, I use Handyshopper. It's pretty sophisticated and, best thing, it's free. There's a nice support group on yahoo!groups, too. The link for the palmgear download page is right on the group description page:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/handyshopper/

:: Puts his arm around Caerwynn, sniffs a little sob of sympathy, then offers up a large . ::

There, there. It happens to the best of us.

:: Raises his own in salutations, takes a big quaff, and grins (wearing a foamy mustachio). ::

B4iturn2drinkingto4get

[Ben]
*hiding from the backlog*

[Hati]
*shoveling*

My computer has been taken over by The Sims. I only have a few minutes to post before they wrest control again.

I also have a strange urge to tap people on the head, click "Talk" and then say thing like "Brlngng srlfssrsplngng plrlnglng."

*rolls eyes*

I have an urge to talk constantly without having actually much to say.

I usually have to surpress my urge not to talk...

I bought Animal Crossing for myself last night. It is a Gamecube game and it is quite unique. Has anyone else (or their children) tried this game?

[BB]

Failing to suppress his urge to say nothing, Well most of the time

You all are ~strange~ and that's why I love you.

This new commission is interesting. The son of a late, lesser known movie actor (think "The Last Picture Show") lives in Lincoln, and it's a picture of some actors on some part of the set. Very rare photo. The negative is presumed lost.

[p]
Sounds good Lil

I usually just say whatever I feel like saying.

The Handyshopper looks interesting. As does Lil's commission!

I have downloaded Handyshopper, thanks T.

Just got back from what seemed like hours shopping. It was pouring with rain and I got splattered by tomato ketchup, or at least my jacket did.

H and I were sitting in the ground floor (US 1st) coffee shop having lunch when some little yob on the 2nd floor (US 3rd) dropped a MacD's ketchup portion which hit the floor behind my chair, erupting over the jacket. The cafe owner was most apologetic and suggested we went to Customer Services and make a complaint and that if they didn't refund the cost of our lunch, he would. Anyway, the upshot was that we got a free lunch and dry cleaning vouchers and I spent the rest of the afternoon smelling vaguely of ketchup.

Could be worse, Caerwynn, the little bugger could have lobbed his whole Big Mac.

My drive home on Friday was a white-knuckle trip all the way. For forty miles the highway was a sheet of ice, including other cars in the ditches. Once I hit Missoula the snow and ice turned into a muddy mush that coated my windows making it impossible to see out and drive. I had to stop at a gas station to clean them off.

I really must try "death ray" on Lucy. She gets positively hysterical when the words "shrimp" or "brush" are spoken. As for applets and cotlets, Sporky, they're the little rectangular candies made from whole fruit and nuts coated in powdered sugar. Not for those of us who want as few visits to the dentist as possible.

What's new with the crime scene in Leeds, Amy? Have the authorities contacted you yet regarding the caper the other night?

I'm not expecting to hear anything about the raid, FG. The police don't put much effort into solving crimes of that sort. They just provide the paperwork to satisfy the insurers.

Drat. I was having visions of an testifying in court.

*Peeks at FG's vision...*

They'd need a few extra bibles for the oath taking part.

Weird...

<*The Court*>

Miss , would you please place your right...er...middle...er...whatever on the Bible.

</*The Court*>