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A hearty hi to you, Andrew!
Methos (one half of the HHH Management) Started conversation Jul 27, 2001
Welcome to the guide!
Yep, today you are a newbie! And it's absolutely okay to take your time with your personal space. I'm sure it will be great! 
Who am I? Oh yeah... My name is Methos. I'm one of the ACEs (Assistant Community Editors)around here. We are a group of volunteers whose main duty is greeting new researchers. So, if you have a question or just wanna chat or something, just drop me a line at my place or click on the reply-button under this posting. Okay?
Have fun exploring the guide!
Methos 
P.S.: You can find all those - and many more - smilies under: http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/Smiley
A hearty hi to you, Andrew!
The Anonymous Researcher Posted Aug 5, 2001
hi methos
i would have replied earlier but i've been on holdiday
i can't think of anything to ask but if i do i'll be sure to speak to you
A hearty hi to you, Andrew!
Methos (one half of the HHH Management) Posted Aug 6, 2001
No problem!
So, how was your holiday? All relaxed now?
I just took another look at your space and it's really nice. And I saw there is a book called M*A*S*H? So, was the tv series written after that one? I didn't know that...
Methos
A hearty hi to you, Andrew!
The Anonymous Researcher Posted Aug 11, 2001
Thanks, I am very relaxed now.
The MASH tv series was written after the book.
A hearty hi to you, Andrew!
Methos (one half of the HHH Management) Posted Aug 13, 2001
That's good to hear. That you're relaxed, I mean.
Have fun!
Methos
A hearty hi to you, Andrew!
The Anonymous Researcher Posted Nov 27, 2001
Hey.
What can you tell me about the range of smileys that can be used on h2g2?
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