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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Started conversation Mar 24, 2001
Just saw you on the online list.
Need any help, hon? 
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MyRedDice (mucked up) Posted Mar 24, 2001
Well, I've emailed feedback - and it's on Jim Lynn's copious intray... so I guess this is where I just wait... 
Multiple Personality Disorder? Who me? 
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Mar 25, 2001
In the meantime, would you like to chat?
Are you working on this year's bikini yet?
Any other projects on the go?
Oh! I need to put you on my drop-down list of "Researchers I have met"
~but~
shall I put you down as ~this~ Researcher, or your *old* number? 
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Martin Harper Posted Mar 25, 2001
Projects? Well, final year of uni, so dissertation and revision is sadly the major project type stuff... 
I've got a few things up my sleeve, though: a bracelet-come-glove-come-thingamijig, and a couple presents for my parents - I missed their silver anniversary, so I owe them something nice. Oops.
How's yourself? Have your various fora been moderated to completion yet? 
Oh, and I think I'm fixed: so put me down as my old number!
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Mar 28, 2001
I'm ok.
Seems like I lost a few fora to the great ether.
Your parents silver wedding?
It's my parents Diamond wedding this year!
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So glad you got back in your old shoes, hon.
They did suit you so.
You're on my list 
Keep up the good work!
And if you ever need a guinea-pig for your inventions...
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Martin Harper Posted Mar 29, 2001
Well, there is this new invention where we both get naked and... *whisper* *whisper*
What's that? It's not an original idea? Oh well: not interested then...
You'd be on my list if I had one
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