Happy Holidays!
Have a fantastic Xmas, Hannukah etc and let’s hope 2009 is a great year! ~ Thomas
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Gorgeous photo.
Happy holidays, Thomas. 2009 will definitely be a great year.
Merry Christmas & A Happy New Year TMDR. I’m really thrilled you’re making music again.
Cheers!
Very Happy Christmas.
Andrew
Likewise, and a happy Saturnalia and Festivus to you and yours.
Happy XMAS tHOMAS AND ALL ON THE FORUM.
Lets hope that 2009 brings you all what you wish for.
Happy ChrisHanaKwanza to everyone in The Flat Earth.
Thomas, looking forward to the bounty coming out in 2009.
Best wishes!
Dr. W / wadcorp
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Happy 2009!!
I’ve tried to do this at my office, but our servers seemed to be blocked.
Best wishes to you and your family for a happy and healthy 2009.
Brian
Happy new year Thomas!
Luca Oleastri
your “old” fan from Italy
Wassail! And a jolly season to all.
Did anyone else notice a major scientific discovery announced in the last couple of days?
“A team of Ecuadoran and Italian researchers have discovered a unique species of pink land iguanas living on the Galapagos Islands, the scientist who wrote the report told AFP.
“It is surprising to have made a find of this magnitude in the 21st century,” said Washington Tapia, head of research at the Galapagos National Park.
Researchers at first thought that the iguanas, which are pink with black spots, simply had skin pigmentation problems, Tapia said.
The first pink iguanas were discovered in 1986, and after years of research scientists concluded that it was a unique species.”
Am I the only person to hear “Pink iguanas… pink iguanas… she was wearing pink iguanas… pink iguanas, can’t have gone far…”?
Perhaps I shouldn’t have had that last small sherry.
PH