This is the Message Centre for beeline
So...
beeline Posted Jul 29, 2001
I'm feeling positively toroidicidal. After breathing fresh sea air and eating fantastic fresh fish and vegetables on the Isles of Scilly all week, I need something *really* unhealthy.
*chugs down a glass of tar with a lard chaser*
Ah, that's better.
So...
beeline Posted Jul 31, 2001
Oh, nice image. Thanks for that.
Actually, my metabolism knows good stuff when it sees it, so the lard'll go straight to my brain, and the tar straight to my toenails. Perfect.
Anyway, how's you? Long time no see. Work, you see, and lack of AIM.
So...
Jimi X Posted Jul 31, 2001
Believe it or not, you've pressured me into doing some 'work' on my h2g2 University of Life project.
I've gotten in golf at two of the five courses I'm reviewing for the project.
I was planning to do a brief write-up on each hole as well as an intro to each course.
Here's a sample:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/A601859
Do let me know if you think this one is on the right track.
btw: Quit playing with those powerful inhouse tools and *do* something.
So...
beeline Posted Aug 2, 2001
Yeah - that entry looks cool. I understand it's such a drag to be forced to out and play golf - I can't apologise enough for pressing this upon you.
Unfortunately, my job description specifically requires me to play with the powerful tools. Life's just full of drags... Mind you, I also have to sort out the problems with Yahoo, which is about as powerful as a runt gnat, so I get both ends of the stick.
So...
Jimi X Posted Aug 2, 2001
I wasn't sure that a hole-by-hole approach was OK, but when writing about a golf course what else is there?
As for Yahoo, I don't mind it too much - though navigating their forums in a bit hellish.
Key: Complain about this post
So...
More Conversations for beeline
Write an Entry
"The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is a wholly remarkable book. It has been compiled and recompiled many times and under many different editorships. It contains contributions from countless numbers of travellers and researchers."