Ripperologist 114

[ugis]

Any sign yet of Ripperologist 114?
The suspense is killing me

Ugis

[ChrisGeorge]

Any sign yet of Ripperologist 114?
The suspense is killing me

Ugis

Ripperologist 114 will be out imminently.

Chris

[Tom_Wescott]

Sweet. Try to put me on the first outgoing e-mail, cuz I'm only gonna have computer access another four hours!

Yours truly,

Tom Wescott

[Monty]

I asked this question last night on Facebook and was told its out today.

You see Tom, Facebook is the place to be.

Monty

[Andrew Firth]

I asked this question last night on Facebook and was told its out today.

You see Tom, Facebook is the place to be.

Monty

Certainly is. Be there, or be rectangular...

Although you did make the unforgiveable accusation on Facebook that it was I who was responsible for holding up the publication of said issue.

Tsk!

Andrew

[Monty]

Apologies Andrew....I didnt realise your piece is 3 issues late instead of 1.

Monty...with tongue firmly in cheek

[Suzi]

LOL I have faith it'll arrive- with the time and date to send the ackers for the Sept 'do' xxxxxxx

[Monty]

They're heeeeeeeeeeere.

[Tom_Wescott]

Yes, I received it. I've never heard of Gauguin, but I'll check that out. The star feature of this issue is undoubtedly my letter to the editor, which I just re-read and found it to be even more amazing than when I wrote it. From what I hear, it's the best letter anyone has ever written to an editor...Ever.

Yours truly,

Tom Wescott

P.S. I was disappointed not to see a review of Casebook Examiner.

[Trevor Marriott]

Yes, I received it. I've never heard of Gauguin, but I'll check that out. The star feature of this issue is undoubtedly my letter to the editor, which I just re-read and found it to be even more amazing than when I wrote it. From what I hear, it's the best letter anyone has ever written to an editor...Ever.

Yours truly,

Tom Wescott

P.S. I was disappointed not to see a review of Casebook Examiner.

Guess you must have used joined up writing this time then

[Tom_Wescott]

with the time and date to send the ackers for the Sept 'do'

and

Guess you must have used joined up writing this time then

I honestly don't know what British people are saying half the time. We Americans are far too literal in our speech.

Yours truly,

Tom Wescott

[Adam Went]

Well I'm not quite sure what to make of that letter. Certainly wasn't what I was expecting. Suffice to say that most of it is incorrect, or a mis-representation of what I originally said though, and I shall enjoy writing a response to it.

Cheers,
Adam.

[tnb]

So has everyone got it now then? Sorry to sound thick but if so, I seem to still be having issues. Or not having issues, to be more precise.

[Tom_Wescott]

Well I'm not quite sure what to make of that letter. Certainly wasn't what I was expecting.

From your earlier posts you seemed to be expecting a nasty mean letter, which I never intended. So I hope this means you were pleasantly surprised.

Suffice to say that most of it is incorrect, or a mis-representation of what I originally said though

Oh that's so cute!

and I shall enjoy writing a response to it.

That's good, because hobbies are supposed to be fun. I did not have a great deal of fun writing my letter, but your article left me little choice.

Yours truly,

Tom Wescott

[tnb]

I have it now - thanks to Chris George's efficiency and generosity of spirit. Only had a chance for a quic virtual 'flick' yet, but it looks like another good'un. Looking forward to having a proper read.