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7 total messages Started by David Stevenson Tue, 21 Jan 2003 01:56
David Stevenson's Bridgepage + Lawspage
#2631
Author: David Stevenson
Date: Tue, 21 Jan 2003 01:56
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  I have just added quite a few new articles to my site, mainly about
cats.  But I do add Laws and Bridge articles every so often.

  I decided it was time I found out how many articles there are on my
site.  Well, with the last few additions, I have reached ........


           ********   TARAN - TARA    ********


            ***** One thousand articles *****


  Well, 1001, but who cares!!!!!!

Bridgepage         103
Bridge Lawspage     96
Cat Storypage      570
Catpage             80
Generalpage        120
Trainpage           32

  TOTAL           1001


-- 
David Stevenson               Bridge   RTFLB   Cats  Railways    /\ /\
Liverpool, England, UK        Fax: +44 870 055 7697               @ @
<bridge2@blakjak.com>         ICQ 20039682     bluejak on OKB   =( + )=
           Bridgepage:        http://blakjak.com/brg_menu.htm      ~
Re: David Stevenson's Bridgepage + Lawspage
#2632
Author: Kevin Perkins
Date: Tue, 21 Jan 2003 05:05
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"David Stevenson" <bridge2@nospam.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:a1wn8fEwiKL+Ew5F@blakjak.demon.co.uk...
>
>   I have just added quite a few new articles to my site, mainly about
> cats.  But I do add Laws and Bridge articles every so often.
>
>   I decided it was time I found out how many articles there are on my
> site.  Well, with the last few additions, I have reached ........
>
>
>            ********   TARAN - TARA    ********
>
>
>             ***** One thousand articles *****
>
>
>   Well, 1001, but who cares!!!!!!
>
> Bridgepage         103
> Bridge Lawspage     96
> Cat Storypage      570
> Catpage             80
> Generalpage        120
> Trainpage           32
>
>   TOTAL           1001
>
Congrats on hitting the milestone. Your pages are one of my favorite
bookmarked sites.

Kevin Perkins

>
> --
> David Stevenson               Bridge   RTFLB   Cats  Railways    /\ /\
> Liverpool, England, UK        Fax: +44 870 055 7697               @ @
> <bridge2@blakjak.com>         ICQ 20039682     bluejak on OKB   =( + )=
>            Bridgepage:        http://blakjak.com/brg_menu.htm      ~
Re: David Stevenson's Bridgepage + Lawspage
#2633
Author: Ed Reppert
Date: Tue, 21 Jan 2003 15:59
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In article <a1wn8fEwiKL+Ew5F@blakjak.demon.co.uk>, David Stevenson
<bridge2@nospam.demon.co.uk> wrote:

> Well, 1001, but who cares!!!!!!

Very nice, David! :)

-- 
Regards,

Ed
Re: David Stevenson's Bridgepage + Lawspage
#2634
Author: John (MadDog) Probst
Date: Wed, 22 Jan 2003 23:34
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In article <210120031059247699%ereppert@rochester.rr.invalid>, Ed
Reppert <ereppert@rochester.rr.invalid> writes
>In article <a1wn8fEwiKL+Ew5F@blakjak.demon.co.uk>, David Stevenson
><bridge2@nospam.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>
>> Well, 1001, but who cares!!!!!!
>
>Very nice, David! :)
>
1) Cat in tree, rescued by fire service
2) cat under foundations, rescued by fire service
3) Cat on roof, rescued by fire sevice
4) Cat in chimney, rescued by fire service
:
999) Cat in drain, rescued by fire service
1000) Cat up telephone pole, rescued by fire service
1001) Cat in wall, rescued by fire service

yep, generally a good read

cheers john
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451 Mile End Road   |     /|__.    \:/  |OKb ChienFou
London E3 4PA       |    / @ __)   -|-  |john@asimere.com
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Re: David Stevenson's Bridgepage + Lawspage
#2635
Author: Ed Reppert
Date: Thu, 23 Jan 2003 02:15
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In article <3v48X6A+pyL+Ewd0@asimere.com>, MadDog <john@asimere.com>
wrote:

> yep, generally a good read

Hehe. Maybe I should ask my friend Gary if I could send David his tales
of Louis Gridley MF Wu for the site. :-)

When he was very young, the Siamese tom (who was about twice Louis'
size) who lived up the hill chased Louis down the parking lot, where,
almost directly in front of our aparment, Louis levitated up onto the
top of a VW bus. Yes, levitated. Louis did things like that.* :) Once
there, he unsheathed all his claws, looked down at the Siamese, and
said, clearly, in Cat, "C'mon you! Come up here! I dare ya!" The
Siamese examined the tactical situation, decided that discretion was
the better part of valor, and departed - swiftly - for home.

That's just one story. :-)

*I have always believed that Louis was closely related to Pixel, The
Cat Who Walks Through Walls (see the Robert Heinlein novel of that
name).

-- 
Regards,

Ed
Re: David Stevenson's Bridgepage + Lawspage
#2636
Author: David Stevenson
Date: Thu, 23 Jan 2003 03:22
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Ed Reppert wrote
>In article <3v48X6A+pyL+Ewd0@asimere.com>, MadDog <john@asimere.com>
>wrote:
>
>> yep, generally a good read
>
>Hehe. Maybe I should ask my friend Gary if I could send David his tales
>of Louis Gridley MF Wu for the site. :-)

  Please do.  I can always do with new cat tales, not to mention stories
and articles about bridge, animals [new section], trains and anything
else.

-- 
David Stevenson               Bridge   RTFLB   Cats  Railways    /\ /\
Liverpool, England, UK        Fax: +44 870 055 7697               @ @
<bridge2@blakjak.com>         ICQ 20039682     bluejak on OKB   =( + )=
           Bridgepage:        http://blakjak.com/brg_menu.htm      ~
Re: David Stevenson's Bridgepage + Lawspage
#2637
Author: Chris Ryall
Date: Thu, 23 Jan 2003 08:00
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John (MadDog) Probst wrote on "David Stevenson's Bridgepage + Lawspage"

 Underlying anti cat agenda noted ....

>1) Cat in tree, rescued by fire service
<snip catatonic posting>
>1001) Cat in wall, rescued by fire service
>yep, generally a good read

 What fire service?  (for non-UK readers .. they're on
 strike and will only rescue moggies, not put out fires)!
-- 
Chris Ryall  (snip spamtram
Wirral-UK      to email me)
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