Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 23:10:38 GMT, xd18911 
wrote:

>Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

I'm not sure if it's technically dead, but chemical tests indicate
that it is held in a non-acidic section of the internet. This is
indicated by the well preserved nature of even the oldest posts in
google groups ;-)

Seriously though, we don't even seem to get the generic archeology
posts here any more. Shame really :-(

In article ,
   A.N.Other  wrote:
> On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 23:10:38 GMT, xd18911 
> wrote:

> >Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

> I'm not sure if it's technically dead, but chemical tests indicate
> that it is held in a non-acidic section of the internet. This is
> indicated by the well preserved nature of even the oldest posts in
> google groups ;-)

For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have but the
investigation that was just around the corner from here managed to locate a
couple of fields with absolutely nothing below soil-top level.

I want to see what they'd find above Ribchester. When they went there (series
1?) before they kept to the village down by the river but a Roman fort never
made much sense if they ignored the nearby heights that give a 360 degree view
and overwhelming control over the river fort.

-- 
	John Cartmell	john@finnybank.com	0845 006 8822 or 0161 969 9820
	Qercus magazine	FAX +44 (0)8700-519-527		www.finnybank.com
	Qercus - the best guide to RISC OS computing

>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have but the
>investigation that was just around the corner from here managed to locate a
>couple of fields with absolutely nothing below soil-top level.

Sounds like my dissertation.

Cheers

Blippie
--
Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

"Blippie" <alt.aviation.roswell.wannabe.wannabe.wannabe> wrote in
news:mtCdnVhgHKXUVWfYnZ2dnUVZ8sOonZ2d@brightview.com: 

>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>soil-top level. 
> 
> Sounds like my dissertation.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Blippie
> --
> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month. 
> 
> 
> 

I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth the 
other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>soil-top level.

>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>> Cheers
>> Blippie
>> --
>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth the
>other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good in 
a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.

Cheers

Blippie
--
Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

In message , xd18911 
 writes
>Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

You should be able to see the shape and style of the
previous 5000 messages from this fragment :-)


-- 
Edward Cowling London UK

"Blippie" <alt.aviation.roswell.wannabe.wannabe.wannabe> wrote in message 
news:ToSdnSE0VJPzWmbYnZ2dnUVZ8qaqnZ2d@brightview.com...
>>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>>soil-top level.
>
>>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>>> Cheers
>>> Blippie
>>> --
>>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.
>
>>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth 
>>the
>>other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it
>
> To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good 
> in a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.
>
> Cheers
>
> Blippie
> --
> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.
>5 seconds of Carenza Lewis would be better

>>>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>>>soil-top level.

>>>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>>>> Cheers
>>>> Blippie
>>>> --
>>>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>>>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

>>>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth 
>>>the other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

>> To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good 
>> in a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.

>5 seconds of Carenza Lewis would be better

LOL!

Cheers

Blippie

On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 23:10:38 GMT, xd18911 
wrote:

>Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

I'm not sure if it's technically dead, but chemical tests indicate
that it is held in a non-acidic section of the internet. This is
indicated by the well preserved nature of even the oldest posts in
google groups ;-)

Seriously though, we don't even seem to get the generic archeology
posts here any more. Shame really :-(

In article ,
   A.N.Other  wrote:
> On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 23:10:38 GMT, xd18911 
> wrote:

> >Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

> I'm not sure if it's technically dead, but chemical tests indicate
> that it is held in a non-acidic section of the internet. This is
> indicated by the well preserved nature of even the oldest posts in
> google groups ;-)

For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have but the
investigation that was just around the corner from here managed to locate a
couple of fields with absolutely nothing below soil-top level.

I want to see what they'd find above Ribchester. When they went there (series
1?) before they kept to the village down by the river but a Roman fort never
made much sense if they ignored the nearby heights that give a 360 degree view
and overwhelming control over the river fort.

-- 
	John Cartmell	john@finnybank.com	0845 006 8822 or 0161 969 9820
	Qercus magazine	FAX +44 (0)8700-519-527		www.finnybank.com
	Qercus - the best guide to RISC OS computing

>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have but the
>investigation that was just around the corner from here managed to locate a
>couple of fields with absolutely nothing below soil-top level.

Sounds like my dissertation.

Cheers

Blippie
--
Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

"Blippie" <alt.aviation.roswell.wannabe.wannabe.wannabe> wrote in
news:mtCdnVhgHKXUVWfYnZ2dnUVZ8sOonZ2d@brightview.com: 

>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>soil-top level. 
> 
> Sounds like my dissertation.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Blippie
> --
> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month. 
> 
> 
> 

I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth the 
other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>soil-top level.

>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>> Cheers
>> Blippie
>> --
>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth the
>other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good in 
a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.

Cheers

Blippie
--
Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

In message , xd18911 
 writes
>Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

You should be able to see the shape and style of the
previous 5000 messages from this fragment :-)


-- 
Edward Cowling London UK

"Blippie" <alt.aviation.roswell.wannabe.wannabe.wannabe> wrote in message 
news:ToSdnSE0VJPzWmbYnZ2dnUVZ8qaqnZ2d@brightview.com...
>>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>>soil-top level.
>
>>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>>> Cheers
>>> Blippie
>>> --
>>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.
>
>>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth 
>>the
>>other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it
>
> To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good 
> in a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.
>
> Cheers
>
> Blippie
> --
> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.
>5 seconds of Carenza Lewis would be better

>>>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>>>soil-top level.

>>>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>>>> Cheers
>>>> Blippie
>>>> --
>>>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>>>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

>>>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth 
>>>the other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

>> To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good 
>> in a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.

>5 seconds of Carenza Lewis would be better

LOL!

Cheers

Blippie

On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 23:10:38 GMT, xd18911 
wrote:

>Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

I'm not sure if it's technically dead, but chemical tests indicate
that it is held in a non-acidic section of the internet. This is
indicated by the well preserved nature of even the oldest posts in
google groups ;-)

Seriously though, we don't even seem to get the generic archeology
posts here any more. Shame really :-(

In article ,
   A.N.Other  wrote:
> On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 23:10:38 GMT, xd18911 
> wrote:

> >Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

> I'm not sure if it's technically dead, but chemical tests indicate
> that it is held in a non-acidic section of the internet. This is
> indicated by the well preserved nature of even the oldest posts in
> google groups ;-)

For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have but the
investigation that was just around the corner from here managed to locate a
couple of fields with absolutely nothing below soil-top level.

I want to see what they'd find above Ribchester. When they went there (series
1?) before they kept to the village down by the river but a Roman fort never
made much sense if they ignored the nearby heights that give a 360 degree view
and overwhelming control over the river fort.

-- 
	John Cartmell	john@finnybank.com	0845 006 8822 or 0161 969 9820
	Qercus magazine	FAX +44 (0)8700-519-527		www.finnybank.com
	Qercus - the best guide to RISC OS computing

>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have but the
>investigation that was just around the corner from here managed to locate a
>couple of fields with absolutely nothing below soil-top level.

Sounds like my dissertation.

Cheers

Blippie
--
Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

"Blippie" <alt.aviation.roswell.wannabe.wannabe.wannabe> wrote in
news:mtCdnVhgHKXUVWfYnZ2dnUVZ8sOonZ2d@brightview.com: 

>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>soil-top level. 
> 
> Sounds like my dissertation.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Blippie
> --
> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month. 
> 
> 
> 

I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth the 
other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>soil-top level.

>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>> Cheers
>> Blippie
>> --
>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth the
>other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good in 
a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.

Cheers

Blippie
--
Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

In message , xd18911 
 writes
>Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

You should be able to see the shape and style of the
previous 5000 messages from this fragment :-)


-- 
Edward Cowling London UK

"Blippie" <alt.aviation.roswell.wannabe.wannabe.wannabe> wrote in message 
news:ToSdnSE0VJPzWmbYnZ2dnUVZ8qaqnZ2d@brightview.com...
>>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>>soil-top level.
>
>>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>>> Cheers
>>> Blippie
>>> --
>>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.
>
>>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth 
>>the
>>other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it
>
> To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good 
> in a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.
>
> Cheers
>
> Blippie
> --
> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.
>5 seconds of Carenza Lewis would be better

>>>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>>>soil-top level.

>>>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>>>> Cheers
>>>> Blippie
>>>> --
>>>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>>>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

>>>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth 
>>>the other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

>> To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good 
>> in a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.

>5 seconds of Carenza Lewis would be better

LOL!

Cheers

Blippie

On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 23:10:38 GMT, xd18911 
wrote:

>Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

I'm not sure if it's technically dead, but chemical tests indicate
that it is held in a non-acidic section of the internet. This is
indicated by the well preserved nature of even the oldest posts in
google groups ;-)

Seriously though, we don't even seem to get the generic archeology
posts here any more. Shame really :-(

In article ,
   A.N.Other  wrote:
> On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 23:10:38 GMT, xd18911 
> wrote:

> >Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

> I'm not sure if it's technically dead, but chemical tests indicate
> that it is held in a non-acidic section of the internet. This is
> indicated by the well preserved nature of even the oldest posts in
> google groups ;-)

For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have but the
investigation that was just around the corner from here managed to locate a
couple of fields with absolutely nothing below soil-top level.

I want to see what they'd find above Ribchester. When they went there (series
1?) before they kept to the village down by the river but a Roman fort never
made much sense if they ignored the nearby heights that give a 360 degree view
and overwhelming control over the river fort.

-- 
	John Cartmell	john@finnybank.com	0845 006 8822 or 0161 969 9820
	Qercus magazine	FAX +44 (0)8700-519-527		www.finnybank.com
	Qercus - the best guide to RISC OS computing

>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have but the
>investigation that was just around the corner from here managed to locate a
>couple of fields with absolutely nothing below soil-top level.

Sounds like my dissertation.

Cheers

Blippie
--
Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

"Blippie" <alt.aviation.roswell.wannabe.wannabe.wannabe> wrote in
news:mtCdnVhgHKXUVWfYnZ2dnUVZ8sOonZ2d@brightview.com: 

>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>soil-top level. 
> 
> Sounds like my dissertation.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Blippie
> --
> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month. 
> 
> 
> 

I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth the 
other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>soil-top level.

>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>> Cheers
>> Blippie
>> --
>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth the
>other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good in 
a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.

Cheers

Blippie
--
Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

In message , xd18911 
 writes
>Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

You should be able to see the shape and style of the
previous 5000 messages from this fragment :-)


-- 
Edward Cowling London UK

"Blippie" <alt.aviation.roswell.wannabe.wannabe.wannabe> wrote in message 
news:ToSdnSE0VJPzWmbYnZ2dnUVZ8qaqnZ2d@brightview.com...
>>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>>soil-top level.
>
>>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>>> Cheers
>>> Blippie
>>> --
>>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.
>
>>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth 
>>the
>>other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it
>
> To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good 
> in a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.
>
> Cheers
>
> Blippie
> --
> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.
>5 seconds of Carenza Lewis would be better

>>>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>>>soil-top level.

>>>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>>>> Cheers
>>>> Blippie
>>>> --
>>>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>>>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

>>>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth 
>>>the other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

>> To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good 
>> in a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.

>5 seconds of Carenza Lewis would be better

LOL!

Cheers

Blippie

On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 23:10:38 GMT, xd18911 
wrote:

>Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

I'm not sure if it's technically dead, but chemical tests indicate
that it is held in a non-acidic section of the internet. This is
indicated by the well preserved nature of even the oldest posts in
google groups ;-)

Seriously though, we don't even seem to get the generic archeology
posts here any more. Shame really :-(

In article ,
   A.N.Other  wrote:
> On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 23:10:38 GMT, xd18911 
> wrote:

> >Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

> I'm not sure if it's technically dead, but chemical tests indicate
> that it is held in a non-acidic section of the internet. This is
> indicated by the well preserved nature of even the oldest posts in
> google groups ;-)

For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have but the
investigation that was just around the corner from here managed to locate a
couple of fields with absolutely nothing below soil-top level.

I want to see what they'd find above Ribchester. When they went there (series
1?) before they kept to the village down by the river but a Roman fort never
made much sense if they ignored the nearby heights that give a 360 degree view
and overwhelming control over the river fort.

-- 
	John Cartmell	john@finnybank.com	0845 006 8822 or 0161 969 9820
	Qercus magazine	FAX +44 (0)8700-519-527		www.finnybank.com
	Qercus - the best guide to RISC OS computing

>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have but the
>investigation that was just around the corner from here managed to locate a
>couple of fields with absolutely nothing below soil-top level.

Sounds like my dissertation.

Cheers

Blippie
--
Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

"Blippie" <alt.aviation.roswell.wannabe.wannabe.wannabe> wrote in
news:mtCdnVhgHKXUVWfYnZ2dnUVZ8sOonZ2d@brightview.com: 

>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>soil-top level. 
> 
> Sounds like my dissertation.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Blippie
> --
> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month. 
> 
> 
> 

I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth the 
other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>soil-top level.

>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>> Cheers
>> Blippie
>> --
>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth the
>other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good in 
a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.

Cheers

Blippie
--
Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

In message , xd18911 
 writes
>Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

You should be able to see the shape and style of the
previous 5000 messages from this fragment :-)


-- 
Edward Cowling London UK

"Blippie" <alt.aviation.roswell.wannabe.wannabe.wannabe> wrote in message 
news:ToSdnSE0VJPzWmbYnZ2dnUVZ8qaqnZ2d@brightview.com...
>>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>>soil-top level.
>
>>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>>> Cheers
>>> Blippie
>>> --
>>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.
>
>>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth 
>>the
>>other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it
>
> To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good 
> in a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.
>
> Cheers
>
> Blippie
> --
> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.
>5 seconds of Carenza Lewis would be better

>>>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>>>soil-top level.

>>>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>>>> Cheers
>>>> Blippie
>>>> --
>>>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>>>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

>>>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth 
>>>the other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

>> To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good 
>> in a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.

>5 seconds of Carenza Lewis would be better

LOL!

Cheers

Blippie

On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 23:10:38 GMT, xd18911 
wrote:

>Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

I'm not sure if it's technically dead, but chemical tests indicate
that it is held in a non-acidic section of the internet. This is
indicated by the well preserved nature of even the oldest posts in
google groups ;-)

Seriously though, we don't even seem to get the generic archeology
posts here any more. Shame really :-(

In article ,
   A.N.Other  wrote:
> On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 23:10:38 GMT, xd18911 
> wrote:

> >Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

> I'm not sure if it's technically dead, but chemical tests indicate
> that it is held in a non-acidic section of the internet. This is
> indicated by the well preserved nature of even the oldest posts in
> google groups ;-)

For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have but the
investigation that was just around the corner from here managed to locate a
couple of fields with absolutely nothing below soil-top level.

I want to see what they'd find above Ribchester. When they went there (series
1?) before they kept to the village down by the river but a Roman fort never
made much sense if they ignored the nearby heights that give a 360 degree view
and overwhelming control over the river fort.

-- 
	John Cartmell	john@finnybank.com	0845 006 8822 or 0161 969 9820
	Qercus magazine	FAX +44 (0)8700-519-527		www.finnybank.com
	Qercus - the best guide to RISC OS computing

>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have but the
>investigation that was just around the corner from here managed to locate a
>couple of fields with absolutely nothing below soil-top level.

Sounds like my dissertation.

Cheers

Blippie
--
Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

"Blippie" <alt.aviation.roswell.wannabe.wannabe.wannabe> wrote in
news:mtCdnVhgHKXUVWfYnZ2dnUVZ8sOonZ2d@brightview.com: 

>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>soil-top level. 
> 
> Sounds like my dissertation.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Blippie
> --
> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month. 
> 
> 
> 

I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth the 
other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>soil-top level.

>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>> Cheers
>> Blippie
>> --
>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth the
>other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good in 
a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.

Cheers

Blippie
--
Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

In message , xd18911 
 writes
>Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

You should be able to see the shape and style of the
previous 5000 messages from this fragment :-)


-- 
Edward Cowling London UK

"Blippie" <alt.aviation.roswell.wannabe.wannabe.wannabe> wrote in message 
news:ToSdnSE0VJPzWmbYnZ2dnUVZ8qaqnZ2d@brightview.com...
>>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>>soil-top level.
>
>>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>>> Cheers
>>> Blippie
>>> --
>>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.
>
>>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth 
>>the
>>other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it
>
> To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good 
> in a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.
>
> Cheers
>
> Blippie
> --
> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.
>5 seconds of Carenza Lewis would be better

>>>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>>>soil-top level.

>>>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>>>> Cheers
>>>> Blippie
>>>> --
>>>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>>>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

>>>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth 
>>>the other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

>> To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good 
>> in a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.

>5 seconds of Carenza Lewis would be better

LOL!

Cheers

Blippie

On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 23:10:38 GMT, xd18911 
wrote:

>Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

I'm not sure if it's technically dead, but chemical tests indicate
that it is held in a non-acidic section of the internet. This is
indicated by the well preserved nature of even the oldest posts in
google groups ;-)

Seriously though, we don't even seem to get the generic archeology
posts here any more. Shame really :-(

In article ,
   A.N.Other  wrote:
> On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 23:10:38 GMT, xd18911 
> wrote:

> >Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

> I'm not sure if it's technically dead, but chemical tests indicate
> that it is held in a non-acidic section of the internet. This is
> indicated by the well preserved nature of even the oldest posts in
> google groups ;-)

For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have but the
investigation that was just around the corner from here managed to locate a
couple of fields with absolutely nothing below soil-top level.

I want to see what they'd find above Ribchester. When they went there (series
1?) before they kept to the village down by the river but a Roman fort never
made much sense if they ignored the nearby heights that give a 360 degree view
and overwhelming control over the river fort.

-- 
	John Cartmell	john@finnybank.com	0845 006 8822 or 0161 969 9820
	Qercus magazine	FAX +44 (0)8700-519-527		www.finnybank.com
	Qercus - the best guide to RISC OS computing

>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have but the
>investigation that was just around the corner from here managed to locate a
>couple of fields with absolutely nothing below soil-top level.

Sounds like my dissertation.

Cheers

Blippie
--
Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

"Blippie" <alt.aviation.roswell.wannabe.wannabe.wannabe> wrote in
news:mtCdnVhgHKXUVWfYnZ2dnUVZ8sOonZ2d@brightview.com: 

>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>soil-top level. 
> 
> Sounds like my dissertation.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Blippie
> --
> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month. 
> 
> 
> 

I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth the 
other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>soil-top level.

>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>> Cheers
>> Blippie
>> --
>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth the
>other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good in 
a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.

Cheers

Blippie
--
Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

In message , xd18911 
 writes
>Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

You should be able to see the shape and style of the
previous 5000 messages from this fragment :-)


-- 
Edward Cowling London UK

"Blippie" <alt.aviation.roswell.wannabe.wannabe.wannabe> wrote in message 
news:ToSdnSE0VJPzWmbYnZ2dnUVZ8qaqnZ2d@brightview.com...
>>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>>soil-top level.
>
>>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>>> Cheers
>>> Blippie
>>> --
>>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.
>
>>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth 
>>the
>>other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it
>
> To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good 
> in a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.
>
> Cheers
>
> Blippie
> --
> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.
>5 seconds of Carenza Lewis would be better

>>>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>>>soil-top level.

>>>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>>>> Cheers
>>>> Blippie
>>>> --
>>>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>>>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

>>>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth 
>>>the other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

>> To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good 
>> in a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.

>5 seconds of Carenza Lewis would be better

LOL!

Cheers

Blippie

On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 23:10:38 GMT, xd18911 
wrote:

>Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

I'm not sure if it's technically dead, but chemical tests indicate
that it is held in a non-acidic section of the internet. This is
indicated by the well preserved nature of even the oldest posts in
google groups ;-)

Seriously though, we don't even seem to get the generic archeology
posts here any more. Shame really :-(

In article ,
   A.N.Other  wrote:
> On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 23:10:38 GMT, xd18911 
> wrote:

> >Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

> I'm not sure if it's technically dead, but chemical tests indicate
> that it is held in a non-acidic section of the internet. This is
> indicated by the well preserved nature of even the oldest posts in
> google groups ;-)

For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have but the
investigation that was just around the corner from here managed to locate a
couple of fields with absolutely nothing below soil-top level.

I want to see what they'd find above Ribchester. When they went there (series
1?) before they kept to the village down by the river but a Roman fort never
made much sense if they ignored the nearby heights that give a 360 degree view
and overwhelming control over the river fort.

-- 
	John Cartmell	john@finnybank.com	0845 006 8822 or 0161 969 9820
	Qercus magazine	FAX +44 (0)8700-519-527		www.finnybank.com
	Qercus - the best guide to RISC OS computing

>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have but the
>investigation that was just around the corner from here managed to locate a
>couple of fields with absolutely nothing below soil-top level.

Sounds like my dissertation.

Cheers

Blippie
--
Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

"Blippie" <alt.aviation.roswell.wannabe.wannabe.wannabe> wrote in
news:mtCdnVhgHKXUVWfYnZ2dnUVZ8sOonZ2d@brightview.com: 

>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>soil-top level. 
> 
> Sounds like my dissertation.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Blippie
> --
> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month. 
> 
> 
> 

I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth the 
other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>soil-top level.

>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>> Cheers
>> Blippie
>> --
>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth the
>other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good in 
a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.

Cheers

Blippie
--
Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

In message , xd18911 
 writes
>Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

You should be able to see the shape and style of the
previous 5000 messages from this fragment :-)


-- 
Edward Cowling London UK

"Blippie" <alt.aviation.roswell.wannabe.wannabe.wannabe> wrote in message 
news:ToSdnSE0VJPzWmbYnZ2dnUVZ8qaqnZ2d@brightview.com...
>>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>>soil-top level.
>
>>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>>> Cheers
>>> Blippie
>>> --
>>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.
>
>>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth 
>>the
>>other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it
>
> To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good 
> in a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.
>
> Cheers
>
> Blippie
> --
> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.
>5 seconds of Carenza Lewis would be better

>>>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>>>soil-top level.

>>>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>>>> Cheers
>>>> Blippie
>>>> --
>>>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>>>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

>>>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth 
>>>the other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

>> To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good 
>> in a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.

>5 seconds of Carenza Lewis would be better

LOL!

Cheers

Blippie

On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 23:10:38 GMT, xd18911 
wrote:

>Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

I'm not sure if it's technically dead, but chemical tests indicate
that it is held in a non-acidic section of the internet. This is
indicated by the well preserved nature of even the oldest posts in
google groups ;-)

Seriously though, we don't even seem to get the generic archeology
posts here any more. Shame really :-(

In article ,
   A.N.Other  wrote:
> On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 23:10:38 GMT, xd18911 
> wrote:

> >Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

> I'm not sure if it's technically dead, but chemical tests indicate
> that it is held in a non-acidic section of the internet. This is
> indicated by the well preserved nature of even the oldest posts in
> google groups ;-)

For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have but the
investigation that was just around the corner from here managed to locate a
couple of fields with absolutely nothing below soil-top level.

I want to see what they'd find above Ribchester. When they went there (series
1?) before they kept to the village down by the river but a Roman fort never
made much sense if they ignored the nearby heights that give a 360 degree view
and overwhelming control over the river fort.

-- 
	John Cartmell	john@finnybank.com	0845 006 8822 or 0161 969 9820
	Qercus magazine	FAX +44 (0)8700-519-527		www.finnybank.com
	Qercus - the best guide to RISC OS computing

>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have but the
>investigation that was just around the corner from here managed to locate a
>couple of fields with absolutely nothing below soil-top level.

Sounds like my dissertation.

Cheers

Blippie
--
Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

"Blippie" <alt.aviation.roswell.wannabe.wannabe.wannabe> wrote in
news:mtCdnVhgHKXUVWfYnZ2dnUVZ8sOonZ2d@brightview.com: 

>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>soil-top level. 
> 
> Sounds like my dissertation.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Blippie
> --
> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month. 
> 
> 
> 

I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth the 
other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>soil-top level.

>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>> Cheers
>> Blippie
>> --
>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth the
>other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good in 
a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.

Cheers

Blippie
--
Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

In message , xd18911 
 writes
>Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

You should be able to see the shape and style of the
previous 5000 messages from this fragment :-)


-- 
Edward Cowling London UK

"Blippie" <alt.aviation.roswell.wannabe.wannabe.wannabe> wrote in message 
news:ToSdnSE0VJPzWmbYnZ2dnUVZ8qaqnZ2d@brightview.com...
>>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>>soil-top level.
>
>>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>>> Cheers
>>> Blippie
>>> --
>>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.
>
>>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth 
>>the
>>other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it
>
> To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good 
> in a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.
>
> Cheers
>
> Blippie
> --
> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.
>5 seconds of Carenza Lewis would be better

>>>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>>>soil-top level.

>>>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>>>> Cheers
>>>> Blippie
>>>> --
>>>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>>>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

>>>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth 
>>>the other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

>> To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good 
>> in a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.

>5 seconds of Carenza Lewis would be better

LOL!

Cheers

Blippie

On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 23:10:38 GMT, xd18911 
wrote:

>Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

I'm not sure if it's technically dead, but chemical tests indicate
that it is held in a non-acidic section of the internet. This is
indicated by the well preserved nature of even the oldest posts in
google groups ;-)

Seriously though, we don't even seem to get the generic archeology
posts here any more. Shame really :-(

In article ,
   A.N.Other  wrote:
> On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 23:10:38 GMT, xd18911 
> wrote:

> >Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

> I'm not sure if it's technically dead, but chemical tests indicate
> that it is held in a non-acidic section of the internet. This is
> indicated by the well preserved nature of even the oldest posts in
> google groups ;-)

For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have but the
investigation that was just around the corner from here managed to locate a
couple of fields with absolutely nothing below soil-top level.

I want to see what they'd find above Ribchester. When they went there (series
1?) before they kept to the village down by the river but a Roman fort never
made much sense if they ignored the nearby heights that give a 360 degree view
and overwhelming control over the river fort.

-- 
	John Cartmell	john@finnybank.com	0845 006 8822 or 0161 969 9820
	Qercus magazine	FAX +44 (0)8700-519-527		www.finnybank.com
	Qercus - the best guide to RISC OS computing

>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have but the
>investigation that was just around the corner from here managed to locate a
>couple of fields with absolutely nothing below soil-top level.

Sounds like my dissertation.

Cheers

Blippie
--
Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

"Blippie" <alt.aviation.roswell.wannabe.wannabe.wannabe> wrote in
news:mtCdnVhgHKXUVWfYnZ2dnUVZ8sOonZ2d@brightview.com: 

>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>soil-top level. 
> 
> Sounds like my dissertation.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Blippie
> --
> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month. 
> 
> 
> 

I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth the 
other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>soil-top level.

>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>> Cheers
>> Blippie
>> --
>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth the
>other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good in 
a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.

Cheers

Blippie
--
Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

In message , xd18911 
 writes
>Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

You should be able to see the shape and style of the
previous 5000 messages from this fragment :-)


-- 
Edward Cowling London UK

"Blippie" <alt.aviation.roswell.wannabe.wannabe.wannabe> wrote in message 
news:ToSdnSE0VJPzWmbYnZ2dnUVZ8qaqnZ2d@brightview.com...
>>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>>soil-top level.
>
>>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>>> Cheers
>>> Blippie
>>> --
>>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.
>
>>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth 
>>the
>>other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it
>
> To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good 
> in a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.
>
> Cheers
>
> Blippie
> --
> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.
>5 seconds of Carenza Lewis would be better

>>>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>>>soil-top level.

>>>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>>>> Cheers
>>>> Blippie
>>>> --
>>>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>>>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

>>>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth 
>>>the other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

>> To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good 
>> in a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.

>5 seconds of Carenza Lewis would be better

LOL!

Cheers

Blippie

On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 23:10:38 GMT, xd18911 
wrote:

>Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

I'm not sure if it's technically dead, but chemical tests indicate
that it is held in a non-acidic section of the internet. This is
indicated by the well preserved nature of even the oldest posts in
google groups ;-)

Seriously though, we don't even seem to get the generic archeology
posts here any more. Shame really :-(

In article ,
   A.N.Other  wrote:
> On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 23:10:38 GMT, xd18911 
> wrote:

> >Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

> I'm not sure if it's technically dead, but chemical tests indicate
> that it is held in a non-acidic section of the internet. This is
> indicated by the well preserved nature of even the oldest posts in
> google groups ;-)

For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have but the
investigation that was just around the corner from here managed to locate a
couple of fields with absolutely nothing below soil-top level.

I want to see what they'd find above Ribchester. When they went there (series
1?) before they kept to the village down by the river but a Roman fort never
made much sense if they ignored the nearby heights that give a 360 degree view
and overwhelming control over the river fort.

-- 
	John Cartmell	john@finnybank.com	0845 006 8822 or 0161 969 9820
	Qercus magazine	FAX +44 (0)8700-519-527		www.finnybank.com
	Qercus - the best guide to RISC OS computing

>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have but the
>investigation that was just around the corner from here managed to locate a
>couple of fields with absolutely nothing below soil-top level.

Sounds like my dissertation.

Cheers

Blippie
--
Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

"Blippie" <alt.aviation.roswell.wannabe.wannabe.wannabe> wrote in
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>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>soil-top level. 
> 
> Sounds like my dissertation.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Blippie
> --
> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month. 
> 
> 
> 

I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth the 
other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>soil-top level.

>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>> Cheers
>> Blippie
>> --
>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth the
>other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it

To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good in 
a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.

Cheers

Blippie
--
Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

In message , xd18911 
 writes
>Had this newsgroup been officially declared dead yet?

You should be able to see the shape and style of the
previous 5000 messages from this fragment :-)


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"Blippie" <alt.aviation.roswell.wannabe.wannabe.wannabe> wrote in message 
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>>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>>>but the investigation that was just around the corner from here
>>>>managed to locate a couple of fields with absolutely nothing below
>>>>soil-top level.
>
>>> Sounds like my dissertation.
>>> Cheers
>>> Blippie
>>> --
>>> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
>>> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.
>
>>I was going to ask if anyone else caught a glimpse of Jenni Butterworth 
>>the
>>other week.  It was literally ten seconds and that was it
>
> To bastardise my sig, ten seconds of Jenni Butterworth will do more good 
> in a half hour slot than a weekly show of Alice Roberts in a month.
>
> Cheers
>
> Blippie
> --
> Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour
> than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.
>5 seconds of Carenza Lewis would be better

>>>>>For some reason no-one posted about the recent series. I might have
>>