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Martin Dowie <martin@re.mo.ve.thedowies.com> wrote:


>> First it's "here" instead of "hear", now it's "your" instead of
>> "you're"..........
>> 
>> :)
>>                       -- Adam
> 
> Groan...I need a holiday...and glasses...and 10 years taken off my
> age...and the kids to GO TO BED...and to really read what I'm writing
> (minor dyslexia doesn't help)...before I hit send! :-)

Ada's doubly shouting her current location
made me wonder who was calling, and why.
If this is all a misinterpretation of the original
string literal, then maybe "Sorry, father!" is
what she might have answered?