Gavin Troy <[email protected]> wrote:
 |Good luck :)

That's it: i was raised with a lot of books from the Fifties, two
of which written by Fritz Walter, a famous German football player,
from the championships 1954 and 1958.  In '58 we played (Northern)
Ireland, and back when i was a boy i was *impressed forever* on
the friendliness and fairness of the Irish that Walter reports
about (the book shows Captain Blanchflower during "Good Luck" to
Horst Eckel).  And of course, Harry Gregg must just have been in
unbelievable great shape (i was a goalkeeper until i was almost 19
years old), being so in trouble that his jersey was completely
torn (another picture from the book) -- and i didn't even know he
was playing for Manchester United in '58..
Well, so, "Good Luck", .. that is everlasting in here.

 |Although I think it's unrelated, I have another observation, \
 |about the current
 |state of [next]. The usual behaviour of s-nail (till now) \
 |has been to jump to
 |the first flagged message, else first unread message, on startup. Currently
 |this behaviour is missing.

Hm, i suspect (getmdot(): make *showlast* work), which makes the
*showlast* work, but it's ugly, and it seems to have bad side
effects.  Shouldn't be there, i messed it up this noon..
I've updated [next] without this commit.
Sorry for the inconvenience, Gavin.

 |Steffen Nurpmeso <[email protected]> wrote:
 |
 |>|Ireland too, for once... we have more sun today than we have in the whole
 |>|of some summers. heh.
 |> 
 |> Greyness under palms is something different than greyness with
 |> plenty of concrete, *that* is what i can say..
 |
 |As seen through a computer screen... ;p

I wasn't there yet, unfortunately.  So it is more television and
through "Glenkill" ("Three Bags Full"), i.e., sheeps eyes.
Thus: real Ireland experts!  (No palms there, too, however.)

 |And sure, plenty of green, although not many palms specifically.

:)  Natural stones are still better than lots of concrete,
chemical industry and atomic plants.

 |> And: it is a long way to Tipperary.  But one day, for sure.
 |> 
 |> Ciao, and have a good time.
 |
 |Cheers
 |Gavin

Warm greetings to Ireland from a fan of Queen Mum and Prince
Charles!
:-))

--steffen

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