On 14-Feb-00, Bob wrote:
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>B>>> In a message *[netconnect] Re: Active Ltd Vs. CW T/A Active*
>B>>>
>B>>> We all read this:
>B>>>
>B>>>> I am 52 years old and by no means a computer whiz kid.
>B>>>
>B>>> Same here, not a pace modem though, but I am 52
>B>>
>B>> Me too (at least 52 in March...) Bunch of old fogeys aren't we!!
>B>>
>B>
>B> Get some time in, 59 here:)))
>B>
>B If this is confession time, 1938 is my year,
>B the genuine pre-war article!
>B
Regards
As there appears to be a sudden compulsion for people to out themselves on
this list, perhaps I ought to come clean as well as grab the top accolade. I
was a war-time evacuee in London, & was born in 1932, just after the Romans
pulled out. But before anyone sends me a load of Saga brochures, I ride a
Honda 550 CBX motor bike (when it ain't raining) & was pulled over recently
for doing a ton on the Kingsteignton Bypass. When I took off my crash
helmet, the cops fell about laughing, & we finished up having tea together
in a Little Chef. Well, uz lives in Devon, baint yer know, & uz duz things
different down 'ere.
Just have another sip of Horlicks now, then blow out the candle & go to bed.
P.S. Don't be sad that there seems to be an excess of oldies on this list.
There are loads of Amiga youngsters round here, but they can't write!
Terry,
--
Terry Mahon
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Software suppliers are trying to make their software packages more
'user-friendly'.... Their best approach, so far, has been to take all
the old brochures, and stamp the words, 'user-friendly' on the cover.
-- Bill Gates
