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What questions are you expecting to see on ASK as a consequence of the influx of new researchers at the film release?
Feisor - -0- Generix I made it back - sortof ... Posted Apr 23, 2005
All this talk of anniversaries made me go and check mine - I missed it!!! I made 6 on the 11 May - and I missed it!!
What questions are you expecting to see on ASK as a consequence of the influx of new researchers at the film release?
Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Apr 23, 2005
...but it's only April, Feisor
What questions are you expecting to see on ASK as a consequence of the influx of new researchers at the film release?
Feisor - -0- Generix I made it back - sortof ... Posted Apr 23, 2005
Ooops!! Think I need more water with it 
What questions are you expecting to see on ASK as a consequence of the influx of new researchers at the film release?
Baron Grim Posted Apr 25, 2005
Wait... I came here on 9.9.1999...
So, I still haven't been here for six years.
Feisor was here before me and hasn't quite been here six years.
When did TDV launch this site?
What questions are you expecting to see on ASK as a consequence of the influx of new researchers at the film release?
You can call me TC Posted Apr 25, 2005
Not my 6th - Hootoo's 6th!
What questions are you expecting to see on ASK as a consequence of the influx of new researchers at the film release?
Baron Grim Posted Apr 25, 2005
Ah! 
What questions are you expecting to see on ASK as a consequence of the influx of new researchers at the film release?
Baron Grim Posted Apr 25, 2005
What questions are you expecting to see on ASK as a consequence of the influx of new researchers at the film release?
Lady Scott Posted Apr 25, 2005
"What questions are you expecting to see on ASK as a consequence of the influx of new researchers at the film release?"
Why are we called researchers?
How did this website get so big so fast since the film just came out?
Where can I buy a toy Marvin?
What questions are you expecting to see on ASK as a consequence of the influx of new researchers at the film release?
You can call me TC Posted Apr 25, 2005
They can have their toy Marvins. I don't want one - he's nothing like the one in the book. I'll have Alan Rickman though (there's quite a price on his head in the 
thread)
What questions are you expecting to see on ASK as a consequence of the influx of new researchers at the film release?
Shea the Sarcastic Posted Apr 25, 2005
What questions are you expecting to see on ASK as a consequence of the influx of new researchers at the film release?
Amy: ear-deep in novels, poetics, and historical documents. Posted Apr 25, 2005
Count Zero - H2G2 was launched 28 April 1999, I think.
So it's almost H2G2's sixth birthday. 
What questions are you expecting to see on ASK as a consequence of the influx of new researchers at the film release?
Spaceechik, Typomancer Posted Apr 26, 2005
Whoops, sorry, I forgot to look at my calendar!!
I had a confused period when I first joined, can I use that as an excuse? 
Well, Happy 6 to H2G2 and to Marv...have some and 
, everyone! 
Hmmm. Here's a question I just know we'll be getting --- "Why can't we have a (fill in the blank) smiley?"
SC
What questions are you expecting to see on ASK as a consequence of the influx of new researchers at the film release?
Runescribe Posted Apr 26, 2005
be nice to me im a newbie i just wrote this in 10 mins
And they will actually think that writing something in ten minutes is a good thing.
why is the bbc running a film site
What questions are you expecting to see on ASK as a consequence of the influx of new researchers at the film release?
You can call me TC Posted Apr 26, 2005
I am so old I don't know what ASL means, I've been racking my brains since I read it here but am not ashamed to show my ignorance. I' sure someone will help an old fogey out.
(Changeling - I thought your questions in that last post were serious. Some good points made there. But sometimes it would be nice if people spent more time over their posts. Ten minutes need not necessarily be a bad thing. Provided the final result has content worth reading about!)
What questions are you expecting to see on ASK as a consequence of the influx of new researchers at the film release?
Feisor - -0- Generix I made it back - sortof ... Posted Apr 26, 2005
Age/Sex/Locality
or, in 2legs' case Always Something Loony
What questions are you expecting to see on ASK as a consequence of the influx of new researchers at the film release?
GodBen (The Magical Astronomer) - 00000011 Posted Apr 26, 2005
In the past 24 hours the following have been submitted to Peer Review:
A3951434
A3950624
A3949644
A3949608
A3949149
A3949022
A3947844
A3946980
I think the invasion of the newbies has begun.
What questions are you expecting to see on ASK as a consequence of the influx of new researchers at the film release?
Baron Grim Posted Apr 26, 2005
I gave up on peer review last year.
What questions are you expecting to see on ASK as a consequence of the influx of new researchers at the film release?
You can call me TC Posted Apr 26, 2005
Ah yes - I did know that once. All those new entries ... it could be worse.
What questions are you expecting to see on ASK as a consequence of the influx of new researchers at the film release?
GodBen (The Magical Astronomer) - 00000011 Posted Apr 26, 2005
I think a lot more people will before this month is out.
What questions are you expecting to see on ASK as a consequence of the influx of new researchers at the film release?
Baron Grim Posted Apr 26, 2005
Sadly I've almost given up on the Edited Guide. I rarely read the new entries... I rarely want to these days.
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