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

You said it. Night Animal .Thanks foryour company

Hi,Animal,how goes it fiend? (sorry,should have read "friend"..Or maybe not Been off ing again..It's interesting and informative(that's my excuse & I'm sticking to it).Clever bunch at lil's atelier aren't they.Type fast,too- can't get a word in edgeways.They're cutting down the thread from 2000 to 1000,so I might be able to follow it better from now on! See you later

it's wet,I'm skint, I don't give a bug

YO, Animal! Not been anywhere today,then?

just lazingbit on here and xbox, town laterto do the Irish lottery and bit of shopping

how did the talk go ??

P.S: new additive at top and bottom of my p/scan't miss it

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heading for the pillow dear lady, I'll see you tomorrow some time, sweet dreams Jolly

Spotted it .Do a lot of those waiting at the doc's or hospital with daughter.It's a first for me online,though.
May try to get my head round it later...
Talk went bottoms up.Was nervous,read it like a news report.WONT be repeating experience.
Left my rain mac there too so got bl***y soaked today.Bad hair day.
'part from that,I'm thanks.How you?

Wires crossed,-night night Animal.Talk soon.sleep well

it is not easy standing in front of a load of people to give a talk, they will have understood nerves(or they'd better have).

when young, we have to travel 14mile to Leeds to see Mr Birkin. I have been told by mam, that sometimes it was 3 days per week and in those days, the rent got left to cover bus fares.
I was saddened years ago, because a friend at work, whose daughter started with the curvature, got a letter from Leeds hospital asking if they would sign it, they were getting signatures of patients, because Mr Birkin was retiring. I never got one! and being his 1st patient/case I'd have thought I'd have been top of the list as such

Don't fret,it was probably only a current list of patients. He WON'T have forgotten you,that's for sure.It was a long way to travel on the bus ,so often.We see specialists every 3-6 months,but I'm driving ,so we can do a couple of hundred miles in the day,(usually finishing up at a takeaway or restaurant as a treat- and because I'm too tired to cook as well).Daughter sleeps well in the car.Always did.She's noisier now than when she was a baby!


I sat down to give the talk

was on line earlier, but my server went down and has just at 8.40pm come back on

Welcome back.Reassuring that it happens to the great and good also.Was starting to get paranoid about all the glitches!

you should have seen me last year, with the computer problemswiped and re-loaded windows XP 3 times in one weekend trying to cure one problem and a bout 15 times in year and half

Wow!.Hope that doesn't happen too often.Sorted it though,didn't you?

What sustained you? , ,and Pomfret Cakes?

trial and errorevery time

I still have a slight problem, with slowness of some of the programs running and can't find out why ? but in time

What sustained you?whisky/vodka

Maltesers at the mo:A bag,since I've been on tonight.
Enjoyed the poem from the Punjab.Nearly posted my favourite cricket lyric, by Roy Harper "when an old cricketer leaves the crease,
you never know whether he's gone
And sometimes you're catching a fleeting glimpse
of a twelfth man at silly mid on
And it could be Geoff and it could be John
with a new ball sting in the tail
Or it could be me or it could be thee
Or it could be the sting in the ale....
(something like that,anyway.It's a classic)