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Number Six Started conversation Feb 22, 2004
We set ourselves up with the idea of encourage h2g2-ers to *earn* the title of 'researcher' and contribute something to the EG, or just the Guide in general, following our founder's vision at A550955.
We've been going for over five months now, the membership's approaching 50 and we've encouraged the creation of several geographical entries that have got into the EG - including one that was found on our database of entries to be rescued from the Flea Market.
So... may we be considered for official status please?
Cheers,
Number Six
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Number Six Posted Feb 22, 2004
And please could the Institute be placed on a vacant corner of the Town Square? 
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Number Six Posted Mar 10, 2004
Hello.... are there any poor overworked Italics I might be able to joggle the elbow of?
*leaves bait*
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Natalie Posted Mar 11, 2004
Aghh sorry Number Six - criminal of me to snub a fellow like that!
Anyway, you're categorised!
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Number Six Posted Mar 11, 2004
Why, thank you! 
And by my calculations, that leaves the remaining nine pints for me...
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Natalie Posted Mar 11, 2004
I've been conned!
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Natalie Posted Mar 11, 2004
You can have eight s - I may now reserve one to pour over your desert boots!
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Number Six Posted Dec 13, 2004
*Chelsea* boots, please!
I completely forgot about all this while I was taking a sort-of break from h2g2... we're nearly there with badges and everything, but there's a small question that could do with a spot of clarification from one of you lovely leaning people.
Might you or Jims or someone be able to take a look here:
F84729?thread=385091&skip=20&show=20
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Natalie Posted Dec 20, 2004
OK, Jim is Art God, so I'll ask him.
And don't think you've got a reprieve for the Chelsea boots!
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Number Six Posted Dec 20, 2004
Better be getting through the rest of these now...
*considers wearing the wellington rather than chelsea variety of boot if he makes it to the meet in January*
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Number Six Posted Jan 6, 2005
Hi Natalie - any word yet from the Art God?
*tries more sophisticated arty bait*
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Amy the Ant - High Manzanilla of the Church of the Stuffed Olive Posted Jan 6, 2005
*hangs tiny head in shame*
I didn't get around to finishing the graphics. Perhaps I should leave the until I've done them...
Tomorrow, maybe.
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Number Six Posted Oct 11, 2005
Well, I'm supposed to be a member of the society and I completely forgot about the badges for the last few months...
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