On Thu, 05 Feb 2009 11:38:55 +0000, Stephen wrote:

> On 4 Feb 2009 21:43:10 -0500, Jim Henderson <nos### [at] nospamcom> wrote:
> 
>>>>I was going to say, Richmond Hill is in Ontario, Canada (I have a
>>>>friend who lives there, coincidentally) - a suburb of Toronto.
>>>>
>>> Yorkshire!
>>
>>Nah, Ontario.  Say 'hi' to Peter for me while you're there, and scritch
>>Tasha. ;-)
>>
>>
> Richmond, North Yorkshire is the Mother of all Richmonds throughout the
> world. There are 57 altogether. The word Richmond comes from the Norman
> Riche-Mont meaning Strong Hill.

That sounds vaguely French... ;-)

I'll still take the one in Ontario. :-)

>>>>> I'll take the district line to Gunnersbury and bide awhile in
>>>>> Chiswick.
>>>>
>>>>Oooh!  Cheeky move, that.  I'll switch to the Picadilly line and pause
>>>>for tea and biscuits in Hammersmith.  Obviously, though, I won't get
>>>>either of those in the actual station.  I'll go to Frank's for that,
>>>>just round the corner from the station.
>>>>
>>> Not true now the broadway has been redeveloped.
>>
>>You'll note that I didn't say you can't get them in the station, but
>>food and drink (and food particularly) should be bought outside the
>>station - didn't you say something to that effect?
>>
>>> Picadilly line to Kings X
>>
>>Logically, the next stop is Camden Road.
>>
> Ha! Ha! Morningtown Crescent.

No, no, no, no, no.....Remember that we were playing under the new 
revised standard rules, which don't allow U-turns.  Which rule lets you 
get to MC? ;-)

>>>>>>> Sysadmin, whatever gave you the idea that I'd ever been a
>>>>>>> sysadmin? Maintenance and hardware maintenance at that. :)
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Well, then that's sensible, you should turn the backup stuff over to
>>>>>>the software guys. ;-)
>>>>>>
>>>>> No option, generally
>>>>
>>>>Ah, so either no backups that work or no backups that work?  I guess
>>>>that isn't really an option. ;-)
>>> 
>>> That's why I take copies on a flashdrive. B*gg*r the version control
>>> :)
>>
>>Hehehehehehe
> 
> Hehe indeed

There are days I feel the same way.....It's amazing how much space gets 
freed up when you don't keep old versions of VMware (for example).

Jim

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