Bill You're A Pain! :P
 

I came here to find out a bit about the current technologies of
Digital TV.

Made the mistake of reading a "Rigger's Diary".

Went back to download *all* the "Rigger's Diaries" I could find.

Which was back to July 2003.

Now I'm finally caught up to date, and I've hardly had time to watch
TV for so long now I don't think I'll bother.

G

I'm pleased you're happy. If you are. I'm not sure. But anyway, cheers!

Bill

Dickie mint wrote:
wrote:

I'm pleased you're happy. If you are. I'm not sure. But anyway, cheers!

Bill


Let's have some more, please.

Cheers,
Richard
Yes indeed, come on Bill. I look in here each night for some erudition
and thought-provoking anecdotes but all I find is that crushing bore in
the "definition of hi-fi" thread.

cheers -- in anticipation


Andereida

Domino wrote in news:d6cs6d$p3g$1
@nwrdmz02.dmz.ncs.ea.ibs-infra.bt.com:
Yes indeed, come on Bill. I look in here each night for some erudition
and thought-provoking anecdotes but all I find is that crushing bore in
the "definition of hi-fi" thread.

Wow, that was some thread; I just looked back to see who you're referring
to, but there seems to be more than one possiblity.

Could you clarify, please? :o))

mike

I've been out of the country for two months, and was looking forward
to
reading some. Where are they!

Let's have some more, please.

Gentlemen, I'm very flattered by these remarks, and I apologise for the
paucity of the 'Rigger's Diary'in the last few months.

I have to be honest. For some time now I've been overwhelmed with work
and life generally, to the extent that I have been a bit humourless,
or, as those close to me would put it, a miserable old *******.

Hil saw me degenerating into a nervous wreck and dragged me off kicking
and screaming for a holiday a fortnight ago. We're still away but will
be back soon. The best holidays are those that let you see your life
with a more accurate perspective, and that's what's happenned.
Decisions have been made, serious ones, about lifestyle and workload,
and hopefully I won't get so fraught again.

So with a bit of luck I'll be able to see the funny side again soon. If
so, I'll be sure to report it here!

Bill

On 16 May 2005 17:19:35 -0700, "
wrote:

I'm pleased you're happy. If you are. I'm not sure. But anyway, cheers!

Much better programmes than on most of the channels most of the time
G

cmsg newgroup alt.fan.rigger's.diary

wrote in message
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I've been out of the country for two months, and was looking
forward
to
reading some. Where are they!

Let's have some more, please.

Gentlemen, I'm very flattered by these remarks, and I apologise for
the
paucity of the 'Rigger's Diary'in the last few months.

I have to be honest. For some time now I've been overwhelmed with
work
and life generally, to the extent that I have been a bit humourless,
or, as those close to me would put it, a miserable old *******.

Hil saw me degenerating into a nervous wreck and dragged me off
kicking
and screaming for a holiday a fortnight ago. We're still away but
will
be back soon. The best holidays are those that let you see your life
with a more accurate perspective, and that's what's happenned.
Decisions have been made, serious ones, about lifestyle and
workload,
and hopefully I won't get so fraught again.

So with a bit of luck I'll be able to see the funny side again soon.
If
so, I'll be sure to report it here!

Bill



....and you've just proved Hil's point - doing your e-mails not only
whilst on holiday but whilst AWAY on holiday!!!

I admit I miss my PC whilst away on my hols and dread the hundreds of
junk/spam mails waiting when I get back (not to mention the Usenet
groups) but I know I'm better off for the complete break.

I wouldn't dare say get a life...........................


--
Woody

harrogate2 at ntlworld dot com

harrogate2 wrote:

...and you've just proved Hil's point - doing your e-mails not only
whilst on holiday but whilst AWAY on holiday!!!

I admit I miss my PC whilst away on my hols and dread the hundreds of
junk/spam mails waiting when I get back (not to mention the Usenet
groups) but I know I'm better off for the complete break.

I wouldn't dare say get a life...........................

When on holiday I normally manage to slip away for a quick half hour
with our teenage lads, while my wife is in a craft shop. We find
ourselves an internet caf=E9, they sit down and exchange gibberish with
their friends on MSN Messenger, and I dive into the Newsgroups via
Google. Everyone's happy, (and 'sad') ! :-)

Mark Carver wrote:
harrogate2 wrote:

...and you've just proved Hil's point - doing your e-mails not only
whilst on holiday but whilst AWAY on holiday!!!

I admit I miss my PC whilst away on my hols and dread the hundreds of
junk/spam mails waiting when I get back (not to mention the Usenet
groups) but I know I'm better off for the complete break.

I wouldn't dare say get a life...........................

When on holiday I normally manage to slip away for a quick half hour
with our teenage lads, while my wife is in a craft shop. We find
ourselves an internet café, they sit down and exchange gibberish with
their friends on MSN Messenger, and I dive into the Newsgroups via
Google. Everyone's happy, (and 'sad') ! :-)

I took the opposite approach, I went on holiday with about 30 regulars from
a forum. No computers needed then!!

--
James...
www.jameshart.co.uk