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This may, or may not, be the first post to say this, but as I'm off home in 20 mins, I thought I would take the time to wish ALL of you, on here, a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

 

Though we may not all share the same views and opinions, this promotes healthy debate, and someone whose ideas you are vehemently opposed to, will take the time to post the solution to your problems.

 

I hope that you all get what you want, or deserve, in the New Year, and that you all find joy and happiness through every part of your life.

 

Congratulations to all on making this a wonderful site to be part of, and contribute to.

 

Best wishes to you all,

 

Mango

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May I say 'Humbug' while still hoping for all the best to everyone?

 

I have not yet mastered the completely neutral 'Best Wishes' statement.

 

Maybe next year?

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Merry Christmas to all on here!

 

Been a fantastic year of new IT Developments at work (VMs being the main bit) and although I can't wait to get back to find our shiny new Thin Client setup delivered I think the Christmas holiday is well needed!

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A Merry "Un-Christmas" to you all.

 

I shall be celebrating "Un-Christmas" tomorrow. I get the house to myself, and intend to revel in just having beans on toast for lunch. Ha! In your face Santa!

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As Chris hope you all had a good one..

 

How Many days till BETT ;)

 

Russ

 

16 days till we hit London! Scary! I've not even found all my Edu-wear yet!

 

 

As for Tom Kindle, I suspect it will be from bug-spray

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Not *physically* sticky - as in it's a bit "slug in treacle carrying heavy shopping" trying to navigate "full fat" edugeek on an e-ink screen on an EDGE connection in Africa.

 

FWIW, kindle worked perfectly near nairobi, and also in the masai mara (where it got 3G!). Came back from its kenyan adventure with a slight disturbing rattle occasionally(?!) but no obvious problems of bits not working... survived having a brush with some baileys-like drink (Amarula) on the father-in-law's bar as well.

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