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Jeff
User ID: 8813033 May 27th 11:00 AM
Alexander James Weber crawled out of the primordial slime at 3:16 p.m. on May 26, 2000. six pounds, 15 ounces, 20 and 1/2 inches long. Mom and baby doing great.

Tom R.
User ID: 8583623 May 29th 9:01 AM
Congratulations, Jeff! Hope you all get SOME sleep here and there. (Our fourth is due in ca. 2 weeks so, believe me, I feel your pain--and your joy.)

Emily
User ID: 2192024 May 29th 9:21 AM
Just what the planet needed - a miniature Jeff :(

Oh what the hell...congratulations anyway.

Malice
User ID: 1759784 May 29th 12:41 PM
Congratulations!

(I'm so original.)

Ser Gary
User ID: 1523284 May 30th 8:01 AM
Congratulations, Jeff. I'm just as original.

daremo
User ID: 9328513 May 30th 9:30 AM
Continuing on with the originality, congratulations, Jeff.

SPARHAWK
User ID: 0436494 May 30th 2:22 PM
Congratulations, jeff - was it planned?

Paul Halucha
User ID: 9921013 May 30th 9:51 PM
Congratulations Jeff - I went through the same thing in mid December. I'm sleeping now! Good luck. You will be amazed how quickly the time passes. Paul

Jeff
User ID: 8813033 May 31st 8:26 AM
Miniature, Emily? The doctor had to use a chainsaw for the circumcision.... :-)

He seems to love sleeping right now -- we're keeping our fingers crossed. My daughter had colic and that was _not_ fun at all.

Ami
User ID: 2742064 Jun 4th 12:08 PM
Whoo-hoo! Congrats, Jeff!
(better late then never, right?) ;)

Min
User ID: 0074284 Jun 7th 5:28 PM
Oh, Jeff! *hugs him fiercely*
And I only read it now! That is wonderful, congrats!

LindaElane
User ID: 0276214 Jun 12th 7:00 PM
Would anyone like to have lunch in London? I will be there on July 5 and July 6. Email me at [email protected] if you would like to.

If I don't hear from anyone I will know you are all on holidays, too busy, etc.

Is there a UK person who posts who does not live in London?

Kristin
User ID: 0422394 Jun 15th 10:43 PM
I'd love to have lunch in London, but unfortunately I won't be traveling there anytime soon. :( Isn't it the thought that counts? :)

LindaElane
User ID: 0276214 Jun 23rd 7:38 PM
Emily and I are planning to have a wonderful time in London. She's really a remarkable person.

Emily
User ID: 2192024 Jun 28th 5:55 AM
Damn right I am!

Jeff
User ID: 1536664 Jun 28th 9:38 AM
Of course, I don't know how you two will be able to manage without a male to guide and protect you.

Relic
User ID: 9328513 Jun 28th 12:54 PM
Hahaha.

LindaElane
User ID: 0276214 Jun 28th 7:07 PM
Without a male to get us lost by saying "We must go that way"! and then keep us lost by refusing to ask directions?

We'll manage quite will, thank you :-)

And for your information, Emily is aquainted with many of the most important gentlemen in the land. Mainly MPs and Dr Who authors...

Emily
User ID: 2192024 Jun 29th 12:47 PM
*Smiles sweetly*

Why thank you Jeff dearest, your tender concern for our wellbeing does you credit. Protection, eh? Protection from whom, pray? From other men? Hmm...if you were afraid of being attacked by rabid dogs, would you hire a rabid dog in the hope that it would protect you from its foamy-mouthed little friends instead of sinking its fangs into you? Well, OK, maybe YOU would, but a sane, well-balanced person such as myself would rather dispense with the supposed protection of dogs, sorry, I mean men. (I�d _like_ to say at this point that I�m a judo expert who can protect LindaElane from all the perils of London, but as it happens I�m a 7 1/2 stone weakling with two dislocated hips, so I�ll be relying on HER to protect ME if there�s trouble. Just thought you should know that, Linda ;)

As for guidance...have no fear � the existence of the A to Z has obviated the necessity for a guide, male or otherwise. I realise that this revelation will rob your male ego of one of the central planks of its raison d�etre, so please feel free to commit suicide anytime. Though if it�s any consolation, I think you underestimated the usefulness of the male half of the human race (er...giving them the benefit of the doubt and assuming that they ARE part of the human race, of course). Only guides and protectors? What about providers? Do they not hunt the sabre-toothed tiger to provide the tribe with meat? No? Oh well...they are just soooooooooo much better than women at unblocking drains, wouldn�t you agree?

Jeff
User ID: 1536664 Jun 29th 1:36 PM
Emily, such a negative outlook! To assume that all dogs are rabid would be the same as assuming that all cats are nasty, bitter, ungrateful creatures with an exaggerated sense of their own self-importance.

My gentlemanly nature and debt of gratitude to the lovely LindaElane for inviting me to the old Dragonstone Board in the first place makes me reluctant to cast any general aspersions on females. I mean, they do have their uses.

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Jeff User ID: 8813033	May 27th 11:00 AM Alexander James Weber crawled out of the primordial slime at 3:16 p.m. on May 26, 2000. six pounds, 15 ounces, 20 and 1/2 inches long. Mom and baby doing great.
Tom R. User ID: 8583623	May 29th 9:01 AM Congratulations, Jeff! Hope you all get SOME sleep here and there. (Our fourth is due in ca. 2 weeks so, believe me, I feel your pain--and your joy.)
Emily User ID: 2192024	May 29th 9:21 AM Just what the planet needed - a miniature Jeff :( Oh what the hell...congratulations anyway.
Malice User ID: 1759784	May 29th 12:41 PM Congratulations! (I'm so original.)
Ser Gary User ID: 1523284	May 30th 8:01 AM Congratulations, Jeff. I'm just as original.
daremo User ID: 9328513	May 30th 9:30 AM Continuing on with the originality, congratulations, Jeff.
SPARHAWK User ID: 0436494	May 30th 2:22 PM Congratulations, jeff - was it planned?
Paul Halucha User ID: 9921013	May 30th 9:51 PM Congratulations Jeff - I went through the same thing in mid December. I'm sleeping now! Good luck. You will be amazed how quickly the time passes. Paul
Jeff User ID: 8813033	May 31st 8:26 AM Miniature, Emily? The doctor had to use a chainsaw for the circumcision.... :-) He seems to love sleeping right now -- we're keeping our fingers crossed. My daughter had colic and that was _not_ fun at all.
Ami User ID: 2742064	Jun 4th 12:08 PM Whoo-hoo! Congrats, Jeff! (better late then never, right?) ;)
Min User ID: 0074284	Jun 7th 5:28 PM Oh, Jeff! hugs him fiercely And I only read it now! That is wonderful, congrats!
LindaElane User ID: 0276214	Jun 12th 7:00 PM Would anyone like to have lunch in London? I will be there on July 5 and July 6. Email me at [email protected] if you would like to. If I don't hear from anyone I will know you are all on holidays, too busy, etc. Is there a UK person who posts who does not live in London?
Kristin User ID: 0422394	Jun 15th 10:43 PM I'd love to have lunch in London, but unfortunately I won't be traveling there anytime soon. :( Isn't it the thought that counts? :)
LindaElane User ID: 0276214	Jun 23rd 7:38 PM Emily and I are planning to have a wonderful time in London. She's really a remarkable person.
Emily User ID: 2192024	Jun 28th 5:55 AM Damn right I am!
Jeff User ID: 1536664	Jun 28th 9:38 AM Of course, I don't know how you two will be able to manage without a male to guide and protect you.
Relic User ID: 9328513	Jun 28th 12:54 PM Hahaha.
LindaElane User ID: 0276214	Jun 28th 7:07 PM Without a male to get us lost by saying "We must go that way"! and then keep us lost by refusing to ask directions? We'll manage quite will, thank you :-) And for your information, Emily is aquainted with many of the most important gentlemen in the land. Mainly MPs and Dr Who authors...
Emily User ID: 2192024	Jun 29th 12:47 PM Smiles sweetly Why thank you Jeff dearest, your tender concern for our wellbeing does you credit. Protection, eh? Protection from whom, pray? From other men? Hmm...if you were afraid of being attacked by rabid dogs, would you hire a rabid dog in the hope that it would protect you from its foamy-mouthed little friends instead of sinking its fangs into you? Well, OK, maybe YOU would, but a sane, well-balanced person such as myself would rather dispense with the supposed protection of dogs, sorry, I mean men. (I�d _like_ to say at this point that I�m a judo expert who can protect LindaElane from all the perils of London, but as it happens I�m a 7 1/2 stone weakling with two dislocated hips, so I�ll be relying on HER to protect ME if there�s trouble. Just thought you should know that, Linda ;) As for guidance...have no fear � the existence of the A to Z has obviated the necessity for a guide, male or otherwise. I realise that this revelation will rob your male ego of one of the central planks of its raison d�etre, so please feel free to commit suicide anytime. Though if it�s any consolation, I think you underestimated the usefulness of the male half of the human race (er...giving them the benefit of the doubt and assuming that they ARE part of the human race, of course). Only guides and protectors? What about providers? Do they not hunt the sabre-toothed tiger to provide the tribe with meat? No? Oh well...they are just soooooooooo much better than women at unblocking drains, wouldn�t you agree?
Jeff User ID: 1536664	Jun 29th 1:36 PM Emily, such a negative outlook! To assume that all dogs are rabid would be the same as assuming that all cats are nasty, bitter, ungrateful creatures with an exaggerated sense of their own self-importance. My gentlemanly nature and debt of gratitude to the lovely LindaElane for inviting me to the old Dragonstone Board in the first place makes me reluctant to cast any general aspersions on females. I mean, they do have their uses.