I'd just like to interject a little ...

You're very welcome jeffa, and *thank* you for that tutorial you wrote, which in part prompted me to write the one I did...

I would also like to thank all the Editors, who whilst a little sleepy these past 2 days, do a very good and *important* job

And oh yeah, CheeseLord for all the cheesy goodness

there I'm done now ;D

or not, but why does all this *thanking* business just seem odd? (where is sarcasmo? what's this mean? merlyn? ovid? tilly? tye? ybiC? boo_radley? ar0n? kudra? damian1301? davorg? grinder? footpad? dws? jeffa? how many monks can I name? jcwren?) who cares, back to meditating,

lama lama lama lama lama lama lama lama lama lama....

 
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