>I fell around in fits of laughter, and the look of embarrassment mixed with >fear on Simons face was a picture, he turned to face Dil slowly wondering >did he really mean it, and then Dil realised what he had actually said and >turned bright red, covering his face with his hands. Priceless. > >I kept reminding Dil about that for about 6 months afterwards. I'm sure he >still hasn't forgotten it.
Looks like I won't be allowed to forget it for a while either if you have anything to do with it. Wonder if Simon still remembers that dreadful moment? IIRC I was preparing a guide to Welsh pronunciation or something similar for Darren to compare Welsh against Irish and, well, the real time translation device in my skull combined with it being fairly late at night suffered a slight failure. I well remember the fluury of typing activity going on that night and suddenly...nothing. I could have died. There is also an issue of International QL Report magazine somewhere where either Bob Dyl or Dick Taylor (forgot which of the two) managed to include details of a Hard Dik Interface...I remember speaking to Bob Dyl about it at the only UK show he attended in Bristol (Clevedon) one year and could you see the genuine embarrassment on his face that such a typo had got through to the magazine. -- Dilwyn Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.soft.net.uk/dj/index.html
