morgan's mutterings
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perthshiregriff

Original Poster:

533 posts

271 months

Saturday 6th March 2004
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on my third read through sprint, ive noticed david morgan has vanished, where did he go, will he be back. i used to like his little slot in the magazine

over to you derek

dai capp

1,641 posts

289 months

Saturday 6th March 2004
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I noticed this - used to be one of the first things I turned to...

DC

Derek Smith

49,623 posts

277 months

Saturday 6th March 2004
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David 'Terminator' Morgan will be back. I've put by a page in April's edition. I needed a whole page late on and took the easy option as there wasn't time to rework the mag.

Sorry chaps.

Derek

Terminator

2,421 posts

313 months

Saturday 6th March 2004
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Derek Smith said:
David 'Terminator' Morgan will be back. Derek
Not if he uses my name, he won't.

marino

185 posts

281 months

Saturday 6th March 2004
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Maybe Sprint's printer's ran out of exclamation marks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

jayjay

470 posts

273 months

Sunday 7th March 2004
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marino said:
Maybe Sprint's printer's ran out of exclamation marks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


hahahahahahahaha

TUS 373

5,137 posts

310 months

Sunday 7th March 2004
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Yes, I have to say that Morgans over use of the exclaimation mark puts me off his articles. Its like he is showing you where to laugh at his comments. I'm sure he could do a better job and save "!!!!!" ink and let the reader decide whether its funny or nor.

Sorry Mr Morgan, just IMHO - but glad I'm not the only one to have spotted this.

DaveM

230 posts

294 months

Monday 8th March 2004
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Exclamation marks are my favourite punctuation marks!!!!

Nice to know I've been missed!!!!!!!!!

I'll try and reduce the number of '!'s in future - OK????????

In all honesty, I don't mind the comments - good or bad - it's good to know what people think. Sometimes I feel I am writing in a black hole. The articles continue to be published, but I often don't know whether they are read or ignored. No-one can please all of the people all of the time, but if some people enjoy them, then I'll keep writing them.

For now - cheers!!!

Dave (I've never called myself Terminator) Morgan

lazyitus

19,931 posts

295 months

Monday 8th March 2004
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Must admit Mutterer, I enjoy reading your articles.

I take some comfort from the fact that you claim to be crap under the bonnet like me.

Good work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



























!

roobarb

197 posts

283 months

Monday 8th March 2004
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Keep up the good work Dave. Do you get a double spread next month to make up - Davids Deluge perhaps...

DaveM

230 posts

294 months

Monday 8th March 2004
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roobarb said:

Do you get a double spread next month to make up - Davids Deluge perhaps...


Good idea - but unless I s p r e a d i t o u t a b i t I will have to write more! (oops - there goes another exclamation mark! - oops and another)

Perhaps Derek could include another 46 pictures of the Griff!

Dave

TUS 373

5,137 posts

310 months

Monday 8th March 2004
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I'm all embarrassed now Mr Morgan.

I like your articles, they offer a humorous perspective to the Sprint magazine and a nice balance. I just can't stand over user of exclaimation marks - as they lose their effect if used too much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hushed voice: please don't use this as a subject for one of your articles will you? (??????????????????????????????????????????????????)

>> Edited by TUS 373 on Monday 8th March 17:52

DaveM

230 posts

294 months

Monday 8th March 2004
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TUS 373 said:

Hushed voice: please don't use this as a subject for one of your articles will you?


How can I when I don't know anything about you? Bryan? Bryan?

By the way - how come you can afford a Tuscan when you are an MBA student earning no pay? And of the 1,135 posts you've done to date (as at 18:00 GMT Monday March 8th), did you know you have made 947 spelling mistakes and used 1,345 excvalmation marks?

I wouldn't dream of writing about you - watch out for the May edition of Sprint though!! (There I go again)



Dave

V8 Archie

4,703 posts

277 months

Monday 8th March 2004
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DaveM said:
...you have made 947 spelling mistakes and used 1,345 excvalmation marks...
Doh!
Don't you just hate it when that happens .

perthshiregriff

Original Poster:

533 posts

271 months

Monday 8th March 2004
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well there you go!!!!!!!!!!
never realised you were a PHer,
keep up the good work with the artices, maybe one on good the people of pistonheads!!!!!!!!

i'd also like to say you have a very nice griff, but mines is nicer, just the wheels though!!!!!!!!

TUS 373

5,137 posts

310 months

Monday 8th March 2004
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DaveM said:

TUS 373 said:

Hushed voice: please don't use this as a subject for one of your articles will you?



How can I when I don't know anything about you? Bryan? Bryan?

By the way - how come you can afford a Tuscan when you are an MBA student earning no pay? And of the 1,135 posts you've done to date (as at 18:00 GMT Monday March 8th), did you know you have made 947 spelling mistakes and used 1,345 excvalmation marks?

I wouldn't dream of writing about you - watch out for the May edition of Sprint though!! (There I go again)



Dave


I'm SO embarrassed.

What is an "excvalmation" mark in your context of spelling mistakes? .

Now, please don't write about me in Sprint!!!!!!! All you need to know that I'm a student, with a Tuscan - so the only feasible explanation is my Mafia, Triad....and worst of all....Salvation Army connections!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You are not watching me are you?

Bryan

Derek Smith

49,623 posts

277 months

Monday 8th March 2004
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DaveM said:


Exclamation marks are my favourite punctuation marks!!!!

Nice to know I've been missed!!!!!!!!!

I'll try and reduce the number of '!'s in future - OK????????

In all honesty, I don't mind the comments - good or bad - it's good to know what people think. Sometimes I feel I am writing in a black hole. The articles continue to be published, but I often don't know whether they are read or ignored. No-one can please all of the people all of the time, but if some people enjoy them, then I'll keep writing them.

For now - cheers!!!

Dave (I've never called myself Terminator) Morgan
I think I should tell your public, Dave, that I remove 90% of your exclamation marks. The only difference with this month is that I appear to have removed them all.

And Terminator was used merely to show that you would be back.

Derek

DaveM

230 posts

294 months

Tuesday 9th March 2004
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TUS 373 said:

What is an "excvalmation" mark in your context of spelling mistakes?


I can't believe you don't know what an "excvalmation" mark is! It is very similar to a qvelstion mark and a mesi colon!

As if I wood make spolling mistooks!

(Pls note the minimalistic use of the excvalmation mark)

Dave

Griffithy

929 posts

305 months

Tuesday 9th March 2004
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DaveM said:

How can I when I don't know anything about you? Bryan? Bryan?

By the way - how come you can afford a Tuscan when you are an MBA student earning no pay? And of the 1,135 posts you've done to date (as at 18:00 GMT Monday March 8th), did you know you have made 947 spelling mistakes and used 1,345 excvalmation marks?

I wouldn't dream of writing about you - watch out for the May edition of Sprint though!! (There I go again)

Dave


Brilliant!

Dave,
thanks for a compensation for this months missing article.

I was deeply annoyed as I couldn´t find your article this time.
Yours is the first I read in Sprint and is read immediately after receiving.
Usually not only read once because your articles are so amusing.
Not one time I went through the night glancing through the dictionary just to get an idea what your mutterings are all about.
Please keep this in mind.
If you don´t mind for future and for support of extremely slow people like me, a general idea ahead of the article would be very appreciated.

Thank you very much for all the nice hours!!!!!!!!!!

Please keep on muttering!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

And for the book "The complete work of Dave ...."
please put me on the list. A must for the library:
a kind of "The TVR Owners Guide"?

Looking forward to the next articles,

Martin

DaveM

230 posts

294 months

Tuesday 9th March 2004
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Griffithy -

Thank you for your kind remarks. It really makes me WANT to write more when I know people enjoy the articles.

There are already 3 articles awaiting printing, so plenty more to read in the near future.

Like the idea of "A kind of TVR guide" or "A TVR guide with a difference..." - I have already written 20 articles, of which 17 printed to date - so with a few more we could do a Volume 1!

Is there any interest for a combined works? Could raise a few more pounds for the TVR funds. I could always throw in a few unpublished ones as well!

In the meantime, hope you enjoy the next ones - one especially made me laugh - and I knew what was coming next!

Cheers and keep

Dave

PS Like the picture of your Griff in the mountains - excellent.