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A (very) Belated Apology
Æsahættr: Googling Fool (sorry, sorry, sorry - I'm not changing it now though) Started conversation Feb 3, 2003
Mr. Shark Sir,
A goodly while ago, I had the pleasure of conversing with yourself on the subjects of Jackie Chan and Godzilla films. At this time I was tentatively writing an article on the films of said big green lizard.
For a number of reasons - mainly work and lack of free time - I have had cause to absent myself from h2g2 for some time. Having recently re-stumbled upon this wonderful place I had cause to re-read our conversations.
I apologise unreservedly for my rudeness.
If you still want to write the article on the Big G then please feel free to take any bits of mine that you like. I would love to see such an article but, unfortunately, do not have the time to commit myself to such an endeavour.
Yours
Steve C (the guy with the unpronouncable username)
A (very) Belated Apology
Blues Shark - For people who like this sort of thing, then this is just the sort of thing they'll like Posted Feb 3, 2003
Hey! Good to hear from you!
As you may have noticed, I haven't exactly been chomping at the bit regarding the Big G myself - trying to decorate one house while living in another, Christmas and God knows what else has got in the way.
But I *am* going to do it, and soon. I'm gonna have a good look round the guide for all the various bits and pieces on the G-ster, and if I do use bits of others articles, then they will be credited as co-authors.
Watch the Skies...oh, thats the wrong movie....
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