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Irving Washington - Gone Writing Started conversation Nov 20, 1999
Welcome to H2G2, quite possibly the friendliest place on the enternet! I'm just dropping by to say "hi", because I've become addicted to welcomeing people! I hope you enjoy everything here, and don't be shy, post your opinion to the forums!
~Irving, ACE hopeful
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MaW Posted Nov 20, 1999
I would also like to add my welcome to Irving's, and point out that there really are a lot of good articles out there. I even wrote some of them myself 
This is of course a shameless plug to get you to visit some of them.
MaW (who would also like to be an ACE)
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Peregrin Posted Dec 4, 1999
Hi dreymers!
I *am* an ACE. (Well, so are the others now!)
So welcome from me too. If you're wondering where to go in the mayhem that is H2G2, I suggest you start at http://www.h2g2.com/a214796
By the way, I really like the content of your user page. A man of many excellent hobbies. I think you could write some great articles about caving and stained glass windows and stuff. There's always room for more articles...
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Irving Washington - Gone Writing Posted Dec 5, 1999
Wow! This page has really taken off since I was here last! That was back before I was an ACE, though I really don't think it's gone to my head (he says, admiringhis reflexion in the badge Peta gave him)...
Oh, and here, have a fish 
~Irving
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MaW Posted Dec 5, 1999
A very impressive page... Irving, I don't think you can actually see reflections in badges on computer screens... or can you? Maybe my monitor is defective...
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Irving Washington - Gone Writing Posted Dec 7, 1999
Looking at my last post I'm wondering how anyone could actually understand what I meant! That was bad spelling even for me!
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