Hungar is right next to "Y".  We should all visit sometime!
Joyce Weems
Pathology Manager
Saint Joseph's Hospital of Atlanta


	-----Original Message-----
	From:	Dr. Ian Montgomery. [SMTP:ian.montgomery@bio.gla.ac.uk]
	Sent:	Wednesday, February 14, 2001 4:51 AM
	To:	histonet@pathology.swmed.edu
	Subject:	Fwd: Re: Help please

	Connie,
	        Agree with you 100%. But, following on from an earlier
posting, where is Hungar. Tut, tut, must try harder, consider yourself very
harshly reprimanded.
	Happy Valentines, xox
	Ian. 
	
	

		Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2001 13:53:24 -0700
		From: Connie McManus <conmac@cc.usu.edu>
		Subject: Re: Help please
		To: George Beaver <thebeaver@uswest.net>
		Cc: "'Histonet'" <Histonet@pathology.swmed.edu>
		
		I have a motto that I live by:  "if it aint fun, it aint'
worth it"    I've
		noticed there are some people on this list who think the
ONLY thing to be
		discussed on histonet has to deal with histology.  Do you
only discuss histology
		to your coworkers while at work?  No.  At least I don't and
in my 30 years of
		working in labs ---histology, EM & microbiology--- I've
never worked in a place
		where business was the only topic allowed.  So why is this
list any different??
		We're all people with very diverse backgrounds.  Frankly, I
want to know more
		about some of you who live in Hungar, the UK, Australia,
etc.... what you like to
		do for fun when you're not working, etc.  I think we most
certainly should have
		our little virtual orgies and grade school e-mialers and
other assorted
		nonsense.   Sheesh folks... some of you... LIGHTEN UP!!!!!!
		
		Connie M
		
		George Beaver wrote:
		
		> Thanks Connie,
		> I have gotten many responses to my e-mail error. I was
just trying to send the
		> e-mail to my friends in my address book and forgot about
histo net being on
		> the list as well. Some histonetters have replied
positively like you, while
		> others have informed me that histonet is no place for this
type of message. My
		> feeling is that this is a good media to help increase the
knowledge of general
		> histology to all. To those offended my deepest apologies.
		>
		> Connie McManus wrote:
		>
		> > George,
		> > What a peachy thing to do!  I sent them a response with
links to histology
		> > websites.
		> >
		> > Connie M
		> >
		> > George Beaver wrote:
		> >
		> > > Ms. Thompson's third grade social studies class from
Durham, North
		> > > Carolina USA is doing an internet project to see just
how many people
		> > > one E-mail can impact. They will be graphing the
number of responses and
		> > > the locations they receive e-mails from around the
world. Please help by
		> > > sending an E-mail containing your city, state, and
country to
		> > > MsThompsonsClass@yahoo.com.
		> > >
		> > > That's it
		> > > Thanks for your help.
		> >
		> > --
		> > -oe#017##224##161##177##026##225#
		
		--
		-oe#017##224##161##177##026##225#

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