GJK1966

I was thinking, "Who on Earth is Alex? I thought I knew every episode." Turns out she was in 6.03; in the Netherlands we just saw 6.02 tonight. Oh well...

Maybe this has been posted before but for those who REALLY want to see her (7:17): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPpbNdNbnGY&feature=relmfu She appeared in Becker (1.02): Take These Pills and Shove 'EM. GJK

I'm sorry; I didn't mean to be rude. An American colleague of mine pointed out that I shouldn't have used the word 'ignorant', which is a bit offensive. Apparently, there's a rule in English: 'I before E except after C'; although I don't know how to explain the spelling of 'height', 'their', 'weigh', 'neither', et cetera. I should have googled 'wierd' and it is explained quite well here: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=wierd However, this site: http://www.wierdrecords.com made me ask the question in the first place...

Is 'wierd' just an ignorant way of spelling 'weird' or does this word actually exist in American English and does it mean something completely different? GJK1966, The Netherlands.

Aha, thanks very much. Maybe, vintage fuses look the same in the Netherlands (where I live); I don't know... GJK

Hello, Behind the comfy chair in the living room there's a vertical pole (or whatever it's called) on which a thing is attached, containing about 20 horizontal things. What is that? Thanks, GJK