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You can call me TC Started conversation Dec 21, 2001
.... echos round the room.........
*Clears throat and falteringly starts singing "Happy birthday to yooo--ooo"*
Happy Birthday.
Man of Legend Posted Jan 5, 2002
yeaaaaaaaaa
i'm lost. is this a standard automated message, or have you, some how, actually found out my birthday, and taken it upon your selfs to wish me a happy one. if you have i thank you, and i am sorry i haven't replied sooner as my pc hasn't had a sniff of the 'net for about two weeks.
thanks again
Happy Birthday.
Evil Zombie Strider Posted Jan 5, 2002
We're real people who like to find people's birthdays and send friendly messages. We found your birthday from the birthday page
http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/A293195
You're welcome! It's our pleasure.
Happy Birthday.
Man of Legend Posted Jan 6, 2002
ahhhhhhh,
the wonders of h2g2, i can't say i'll have the dedication to do the same, so happy birthday to you both when it is yours.
laters
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You can call me TC Posted Jan 6, 2002
I have the birthdays page as my starter page, so I don't forget it. Unfortunately, nearly everyone who put their name down there has now left the site, at least, it seems so.
Happy Birthday.
Man of Legend Posted Jan 7, 2002
shame really, i wonder if it has anything to do with the beeb taking over. their terror tactics with that stupid panic button might have put a few people off. i know i would have liked to presented a different perspective on stuff (how student have been ripped-off for starters), but i feel threatened by a little button. you don't realise the freedom you have until you lose it.
oh, i've just remembered to change the age on my intro thingy.
laters
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