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TillieTrotter Wrote:

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> I've got to say, David was rather unexpected.


Indeed Tillie, indeed.


Aside from the innocuous "can you recommend a doctor" post; I decided to launch myself on the forum with a small tirade against Green and Blue .... and spent the next few months furiously back-pedalling and trying to convince people I wasn't the spawn of Satan.


Considering I have whiled many hours away in Green and Blue since, and even more on this forum, no harm was done, except perhaps to my liver.

I registered 10th June 2007 and posted the next day asking for recommendations for a builder (to do some work that we've never actually got round to having done :-$)

The charming Mr MacGabhann answered very quickly, not with any kind of helpful recommendation, but welcoming me to the forum. Bless him. The newbies best friend.

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