h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

I'm popping in as one of the assistant community editors or <./>aces</.> here. We greet newbies such as yourself and help you get settled. Take your time reviewing my colleague Feisor's list of Hints and links at A719840, as well as examining the various features in the process. Among other things you'll find the assortment of <./>smileys</.> and our newspaper <./>thepost</.>. However poking about a bit more will reveal the Regional Researchers' Groups(at A660313),. the Researchers' Map(at A5076614)and the Personal Space Workshop(at A1123354)and a variety of other features

Should you have any questions feel free to leave me a message. Simply use the 'Reply' button and I'll try to respond asap, alright. *waves*.

"Thanks awfully, old Chap!" as the James Fox RAF Pilot Character in 'The Battle Of Britain' film of those momentous days, says to the small boy who offers him one of his fathers cheroots. Whist said RAF Pilot is sat in the remains of a once perfectly serviceable Green house, no doubt bourne out of the efforts the small boys father.

One can only wonder what the father actually says when he gets home from a hard days ducking bombs being dropped by German Nationals, and finding a sweaty RAF 'Hooray-Henry'Pilot smoking the last of his hard fought for cheroots on the what was once his pride and joy of a greenhouse?.....

Sorry, I always fail at avoiding digression. A failing my father frequently tried to warn me away from. But as he suffered from the same thing the conversation seemed to spin off at all angles. Like the time he tried to help me do my Maths homework, and we ended up flying a Kite in a field half a County away.

Anyway, anybody fancy a pint?

Oh you're quite welcome! Certainly good to get a prompt response. And about avoiding digression...runs in the family, say no more!!