> > > I suppose you could keep a special Word document open to type in the responses you want to make, print it, and then retype and post said responses when you get home.
> > >
> > > -eric "hassle?" sleator
> > > Tue 31 Oct A.D. 2000
> >
> >
> > Or use a floppy disk. It's much faster.
>
> I like Ticia's idea better. Actually, I've done this before, a couple of times; typing up a response in Word, saving it, and putting it on floppy to post later. It is a bit of a hassle, but I suppose if my thoughts and ideas are worth posting (this is sometimes doubtful), then they are worth the trouble, yes?
>
> Perhaps I'll make a practice of it. The only thing that bugs me (and I know this is minor and sort of nit-picky) is that my posts won't be posted when I thought them and wrote them. They'll be posted later (sometimes much later), and someone else may have already "beaten me to the punch," so to speak.
>
> C'est la vie.
>
> Gri"LA VEE! There, I said it. Now what?"shny
>
> chronological ps: lunchtime post!


You could always e-mail your posts to me, or maybe Sam, or something, with the accompanying post # that you are replying to. I'll be glad to post things for you.

Ti'maybe that would help?'cia