RE: ALW Fixed

Webmaster,

belated thanks for fixing the forum at such an awkward time. I don’t know anything about the technology behind running a website, many of the terms used by others when discussing the problems which arise, are, I’m convinced, of a language I am determined to remain unfamiliar with. (That’s the technophobe coming out again!)

However, might I make a suggestion? To ease the pressure on your self, would it be possible to train a few of the more computer literate members of the forum to make such repairs in your absence? I don’t know whether that would be possible or not, it is just a thought I had.

Thanks again,

kev35

RE: OK, so what did Santa bring?

Gef,

“A Bush voodoo-doll. }>”

Let me know if you need any pins? Or any suggestions on where to place them! }>

Regards,

kev35

RE: Chickens

Gary,

does it really matter when you’ve been on the Ca**sb**g? Or perhaps that’s when it matters most….

Regards,

kev35

RE: Question???????

tomel,

I think shame is a commodity that no Government ever feels. Iraq will be attacked for the most inane of reasons while other countries around the world are allowed to become ever more dangerous. Saddam can’t use weapons he doesn’t have, so the emphasis should surely be on monitoring his ability to produce and store such weapons for future use. Then deal with the problem when they know he is close to acheiving his aim.

Rabie has a point about first use. Other countries have WMD’s and have agreed to no first use, America among them, and, of course, being the only country to have used atomic weapons in anger. There are other countries which now poseess nuclear weapons who are far more dangerous than Iraq.

Regards,

kev35

RE: At least i found it freeky….

And now, just short of 24 hours after the image was posted…. I finally see it! It’s a miracle, or maybe the lager! I’ve seen things like this before, but now I can actually see it, it is a good example.

Regards,

kev35

RE: My Bad Day

Andrew,

funnily enough it wasn’t, in fact, it was one of my more rewarding days, though not for the reasons already mentioned!

Regards,

kev35

RE: Fave Job

I had my dream job. I worked with children and young people with learning and physical disabilities (and any combination thereof) both within the community and residential or respite units. It was a job I absolutely loved and manged to get kids to do so many things they might not otherwise have experienced. I’ve said to people before it must be a truly amazing experience to see your child take their first steps. Then think what it is like when someone else’s eight year old child takes their first ever steps, and they walk to you. It was the most exciting, thrilling, satisfying, rewarding and downright plearurable job that I have ever had.

Regards,

kev35