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

You will fit in well with the cast of the Liver Birds I was thinking Natalie.

Nerys Hughes! Oh dear...

I was thinking more or Mollie Sugden.

Well I for one think your dress sense is fantastic, Natalie

I wish my wardrobe was half as exciting as yours!

Well, I'm hardly one to talk about normal clothes- I don't think this amount of leather was ever in fashion. And as Blues rightly pointed out, it's Bruce that's obsessed with your knees Natellie, not me

















I'm just obessesed with your body in general

Oh aye? Something you should tell us all then?

Nope

Awww, spoilsport!

I hadn't forgotten you Sam. I know you're still here, but you're leaving too.

DD - when you say you "thought of Natalie strangely", in what way exactly?

I'm still not back from my now obligatory summer break from HooToo, just popped on to lurk at the new smileys only to find you're all going away!

Enjoy your future lives within the Big Brother Corporation (or singing for your supper )


(I will be back, for real, later in the year, currently too ed to stay for now, need - , itallics one and all, be , and keep ing. A round of for all your hard work on the and I think you should know my knees have fallen off after turning green with but I really think I should go now before I .)

Thankyou

daS

Got here a bit late, but...

Good for you, Mina. Our time as part of the same team was all too brief, but I *thoroughly* enjoyed working with you. Giving you a job at the BBC rates as one of the most enjoyable things I've ever done; you should have seen the management's faces. They're laughing now, of course; it always was going to be a good decision.

A big for the future, and stick me on the end of the long list of people who are happy to give you a cracking job reference. Now go out there and flood the BBC with green goo...

Mark

Good Lord! It's the old Guv'nor popped back in again


* tugs forelock *

*curtseys*

How's the travelling going? And whatever possessed you to walk from Land's End to John O'Groats?

He popped out for a pint of milk perhaps, and got carried away?

It absolutely, honestly and definitely has nothing to do with the fact that by walking from Land's End to John o'Groats I could put off getting a job for another three months. No, that's certainly not it. No siree. I *love* offices...

Actually, I did it because I thought it would be interesting, and I'd be able to write about it. It worked; I'm polishing off the book as we speak. Anyone out there a publisher with bottomless pockets?

(Oh, it wasn't a pint of milk, GreyDesk. It was a ham croissant... )

Yeah but didi it taste nice after all that travelling or had the ham tunred.

I never found it, DD. Still lookin'

I don't know, I go off for a week to test the new car on various indigenous country roads and come back to this!

I do hope, Mina, that you won't too grand to come out for a girls' night out now that you are moving on.

In the meantime: , , and best wishes on your new position!

Of course Caerwynn, I'm too grand to come out for with you lot these days.

Mark, thanks very much. thanks for having faith in me and for giving me the chance to show what I could do. The last couple of years have been fantastic.