Just that Tim's apology has been up there a month, long enough I feel. ... let's let him out of the stocks .. it just gives the board a bad flavour for Christmas .. jv
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Time to let Tim out of the stocks?
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RE: Time to let Tim out of the stocks?
> Just that Tim's apology has been up there a month, long
>enough I feel. ... let's let him out of the stocks .. it
>just gives the board a bad flavour for Christmas .. jv
Quite agree but apart from what you say above it is serving no useful purpose and is only taking up space.Bryan
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RE: Time to let Tim out of the stocks?
Well it wasn't up there to shun me. But I rather agree, it's been there long enough and we have four stickies ATM.Tim Frost
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Done... sent to the archives CiaoSaxon Locomotive Works - "The difficult we do immediately; the impossible takes a little longer"http://www.zodiac-infosystems.co.uk/rail/bve
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RE: Time to let Tim out of the stocks?
Danke. Tim Frost
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