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

Thank you, Bel. You save me hours wandering round in circles.

You're welcome. Next time you're looking for something, you could use the <./>search</.> engine. Or you can come and ask me

Wow, I feel like the social hub of h2g2

Your list of entries has certainly got my interest.

The one on bread is particularly good:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A3613899

Thank you.

I guess reading all of Rich's brilliant entries should keep you busy for a while.

Social hub of h2g2, Rich? Yes indeed, why not.
<./>ThePost</.> is missing you, they're asking for you in today's editorial, shall I point them in this direction?

Thanks, electricEgyptian

I didn't even know it was this week, Bel - I haven't been around... Wonder why they didn't just e-mail me?

I guess that was a bit , even if it was shazzprme who wrote the editorial, emr knew exactly where you were, she's subscribed to your journals, remember?

It sounds like they were quite busy, though; I was back and able to help!

Hmm, what can I say? You'd better clear that with Shazzprme, I guess.

I've already emailed a big 'here I am', anyway

Good! That's the proof that publications in The Post are read by somebody, isn't that great?

Well, the editorial is, anyway!

I do tzry to read at least the editorial, and lil usually has a poem published, so i read that, too. I've now discovered Smudger's Snippets, which make for a great read, too, and there are a few other things I read if I find the time.
just now, I'm having a break from editing.

You don't read the cricket column, then?

Oh, not only do I read it, but I learn it by heart, too.

I should think so too - I put too much work into that to have no readers at all

Ummm, well, you know, I wasn't really all that serious

I know - I was just wondering how far I could take that

Far our, Man.

Sorry... meant "Far Out".