Re: Mary Fisher
"hugh" <hugh@[127.0.0.1]> wrote in message
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In message <4a48cb92$0$18244$da0feed9@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, DieSea
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"GrahamW" <GrahamW@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Her webpage (http://www.candlemaker.org.uk/) was updated on 22nd of June with
plans for being away in summer, so she appears to be OK.
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That is GOOD News
Her presence on this NG IS / WAS more appreciated than some of the present
incumbents
At least she didn't have to mouth off with bad language like some
DieSea
So use your Kill facility
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hugh
It may be more complicated but is it better?
I have Hugh
Apart from his attack I got fed up with his bad language
Regrettably this is not the only NG he has to use it in
DieSea
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