In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Bill Waugh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>> >> >Freddie Vachha, pronounced Vakha, when he was in Quanta was probably the >> >> >most robust member we had. He was absolutely tireless and would talk >> >> >endlessly about anything that took his interest. He was amusing with it >> >> >too. Once after a trip to Holland with a bus load of us he used the >> >> >magazine to compliment the then chairman and bus driver, Phil Borman, on >his >> >> >driving with the phrase "No kerb untouched". >> >> >At workshop after workshop he promised me he would see that Perfection >had >> >> >decimal tabs. It still hasn't. Quill had them from day one. >> >> >If anyone knows where he is please let me know >> >> >> >> He .. he ... a case for Sherlock Holmes ? >> >> >> >> -- >> >> Malcolm Cadman >> > >> >QLamentry dear Malcolm >> >> Trust you, Bill, to solve the 'Mysterious case of the Vakha' :-) >> >> Dr Watson is writing in his diary by the light of a desklamp. Holmes is >> slumped in deep thought in a nearby chair ... ( continue the story ! ) >> >> -- >> Malcolm Cadman > >After selling hand over fist for the last year "The Hound of the >Vaskavilles"(sp?) we now bring you Super Hound of the Vaskavilles, more >clues, more pages, bigger and better fonts, 3,9765^7 different endings, >start from any address in Baker Street, Pipes ( more than one). >Only DP ( Detective Publications ) could bring you this product. > >Sound familiar No time to waste, Watson, we must be off to QLtown tonight before that fool Inspector Lastrard of QL Yard misses all the clues ... Remember to bring a copy of Detective Publications with you for the train journey ... yet I warrant we must make haste, or else we may be too late ! -- Malcolm Cadman
