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A much belated welcome
~ jwf ~ scribblo ergo sum Started conversation Jan 5, 2003
It would appear that you have been out and about in your little boat and not returned to our weird and wonderful world since October 4/02.
But I have only just been advised, by tonsil revenge U186749, to read your introduction page. He recommended it, as highly as he is likely to recommend anything. I like it too, so I'm sure it will soon be featured in <./>AggGag</.>CAC.
In hope that you will one day return and find this message, and be encouraged to further explore our icepacked tropical whirled,
~jwf~ for <./>AggGag</.>CAC
A much belated welcome
~ jwf ~ scribblo ergo sum Posted Jan 7, 2003
I am featuring Goatboater's 'Tribute to DNA' in this week's (Jan 9/03) issue of <./>AggGag</.>CAC.
~jwf~
A much belated welcome
~ jwf ~ scribblo ergo sum Posted Jan 7, 2003
Actually, it was another DNA tribute - A859485 - salvaged from the Flea Market which I included in the Jan 9 edition.
Goatboater's is in the next ruff draft I'm assembling which has yet to be assigned a publication date (which of course is what I said in Post #1...)
~jwf~
A much belated welcome
~ jwf ~ scribblo ergo sum Posted Jan 7, 2003
Probably not. I was just trying to correct the misleading information I gave in Posting #3 above.
The DNA 'Memorial' sent to the Flea Market last week is in this week's edition. The GoatBoater DNA 'Tribute' is in a ruff draft for a publication date to-be-announced once we re-establish the CAC editorial roto.
peace
~jwf~
A much belated welcome
Monsignore Pizzafunghi Bosselese Posted Jan 7, 2003
, thanks for clarifying this!
Oh, the roto! I've still got a some huge pile of stuff to wade through and sort out the eligibles. Glad I'm looking forward to a couple of days off
A much belated welcome
~ jwf ~ scribblo ergo sum Posted Jan 7, 2003
I saw that 'giving birth' entry you mentioned elsewhere. I hope you'll keep an eye on that one and include it any page assembly you might begin to undertake. It is a Deusy! The image of Ayer's Rock and Moby Dick will linger with me for a considerable time.
peace
jwf
A much belated welcome
GoatBoater Posted Feb 6, 2003
Belated 'Yes', but a welcome indeed.
Thanks for the comments, its nice to be reminded that there is life outside this small seaside town. Please excuse my (what I am sure is in-excusable) ignorance but what is this fine publication of which you speak. I have been out of the h2g2 world for a while and so I am not up on these things. I shall have to check it out.
JW - Yes - The boat has had its fair share of my body recently (although a few bits were left on the mountain I was snowboarding on). Are you a goatboater yourself?
A much belated welcome
~ jwf ~ scribblo ergo sum Posted Feb 7, 2003
Glad to see you stayed afloat in your lil goat boat!
Your timing is impeccably improbable !
Click on this:
It will take you to The Post, h2g2's weekly newspaper. Below the editors opening remarks, at the top of the left hand column, you will see "CAC - 06.02.03" which is this weeks issue from us at <./>AggGag</.> CAC
There you will find that links to you and your homepage-tribute-to-DNA are featured. Enjoy!
~jwf~
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