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A Rev Nick Journal: Three years now ...

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Rev Nick { Only the dead are without fear }

Oh, now THERE is a scarey thought ... my mother on the internet !!! smiley - yikes


A Rev Nick Journal: Three years now ...

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Babette - Dinosaure

smiley - bigeyes oh? mine is smiley - tongueout not in hootoo though (yet).


A Rev Nick Journal: Three years now ...

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Sho - employed again!

mine is and now she has a new PC and is about to launch Broadband... I'm going to have to set up an alter-ego!!!

*waves to Deny-Lou* (U6043607)


A Rev Nick Journal: Three years now ...

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Rev Nick { Only the dead are without fear }

*sends an added wave to Deny-Lou, and a cheerful welcome*

My mother has finally accepted that the internet exists, and is an interesting thing. The incidental finding that the senior of my tribe to have arrived in Canada from Prussia was also named Nicholas ... (something not previously known) ...

My parents see it as a library or tool to be used by others.


A Rev Nick Journal: Three years now ...

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Amy Pawloski, aka 'paper lady'--'Mufflewhump'?!? click here to find out... (ACE)

My parents would've loved h2g2...


A Rev Nick Journal: Three years now ...

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Rev Nick { Only the dead are without fear }

With his nature and personality ... If the internet would have been around about 30 or 40 years sooner, I can be certain that my Dad would have been here. He always tries new gadgets and gimmicks. Now, at 73, he's just too tired to try something so new.


A Rev Nick Journal: Three years now ...

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Babette - Dinosaure

smiley - smiley interesting isn't it? some 10 to 15 years ago I couldn't have imagined anything like hootoo.. now it's .. well .. taking up quite some time smiley - whistlesmiley - smiley


A Rev Nick Journal: Three years now ...

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Rev Nick { Only the dead are without fear }

15 years ago, text bulletin board systems were considered pretty high-tech stuff. As were Commodore C=64 computers. smiley - yikes


A Rev Nick Journal: Three years now ...

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Babette - Dinosaure

smiley - bigeyes .... and now every day life.. makes you wonder what will be around in 15 years from now smiley - biggrin


A Rev Nick Journal: Three years now ...

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Rev Nick { Only the dead are without fear }

I won't even try to guess ... I have been involved with computers since '72, on the internet since about '93, and generally in technologies for 30 years now.

A simple thing: My baby was visiting us once, perhaps 10 years old. She came running to my work-shop, thinking something was wrong with the TV. The colour was all gone !!! It was an older movie, of the B & W vintage. She had never heard of such a thing. smiley - doh


A Rev Nick Journal: Three years now ...

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Amy Pawloski, aka 'paper lady'--'Mufflewhump'?!? click here to find out... (ACE)

smiley - laugh

Hey, wait a minute--she's not *that* much younger than me, I thought... Then again, my mom loved to watch B movies for the sheer cheesiness, so I wa exposed to B&W fairly young...


A Rev Nick Journal: Three years now ...

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Rev Nick { Only the dead are without fear }

I remember the first colour TV I saw ... A 4th-grade classmate was the first in our village to have one, and he invited me to his home for lunch from the school day. Imagine !!! Huckleberry Hound in his true blue colours !!! And Yogi Bear, Quickdraw McGraw, Woody Woodpecker ... all of them even more colourful than in the comics.

Ummmm, we were kinda late returning to class. smiley - doh


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