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Dipesh
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Postby Dipesh » Tue 21 Feb 2006 3:09 pm

Hey,

Just catching up on this thread. My first reaction was WHAT'S GOING ON!!!!.

Now its a case of SHES BACK, SHE BACK, SHES BACK.........
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Andrew MacLean
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Postby Andrew MacLean » Tue 21 Feb 2006 3:31 pm

Dipesh

Yes, and it is wonderful to know that Claire, on whom so many of us have come to depend, is back in touch, tapping on her computer keys and occasionally lifting her eyes from the screen to look along the flowing waters of the River Thames.

:D

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Postby Drew Radcliffe » Tue 21 Feb 2006 4:11 pm

Hi Claire

Glad your fine and back with us - Yates has really missed the pinkness.

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Postby John Smith » Tue 21 Feb 2006 5:47 pm

Hmmm... on the subject of pinkness...

I happened to catch "The Gadget show" last week, and they were talking about a particular "Razor" phone, which comes in black/silver or pink.

Apparently, in December the UK public bought 11,000 of the black&silver phones. And 45,000 of the pink ones.

Oh dear. Still, at least we know that they're mugger-proof!
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Postby Lisa Nixon » Tue 21 Feb 2006 6:04 pm

Sweet - glad you're back. My left eye vision was far worse post graft until the stitches came out then it improved so much I can now wear glasses. The year while the stitches were in was really hard, there were a lot of times when I wondered what on earth I'd done. But I'm so glad I did. You'll be fine. And I'm counting on you to throw me a Mars bar on April 23rd - and any first aid I will need after 26 miles!! :D
Only Robinson Crusoe got everything done by Friday!!
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