Proquar writes "My husband loves one of the BSDs - and he's very good with it. He even saved the world once - although some wanted to accuse him of destroying it first. Of course, I knew he would never do such a thing - until this morning. This morning doubt crept in: we had an issue that he couldn't deal with - so he did a complete shutdown! He didn't kill the single issue causing problems - he just came up with a 'blue screen of death'. Help me. I just don't know what to do any more. {NB. He's running again, after reboot... but you know.. MS is MS >:}"

I didn't even get to complete the details in my journal - and wham! Rejected!

What a life!?

I wonder if it's because I don't know how to use html, or if they didn't like the correct spelling of 'humour'... maybe it was just a stupid story - but there hasn't been any humour for so long.

A year long study was conducted into the funniest jokes of all time was done. Pipped at the post was the Sherlock Holmes/Watson camping trip, by the old New Jersey hunters. Laughlab (http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/ap/20021003/ap_wo_en_po/britain_funniest_joke_2) goes into the different types of humour from around the world.

28/08/02
Submitted an article in relation to the proposal to consolidate four Terminal Control Units (TCUs) into one in southern Australia.

8/09/02
Submitted an article in relation to Tuvalu (.tv) considering sueing Australia and the US for global warming. The country is only 4m above sea level.