Are you related to Julie Mallion? I knew she had two brothers, one of them Richard Terry. If you're the right Richard, that would make you her half brother, although you both share the family name Terry before she married.

Tx and cheers!

They speak English in the Maldives :)

Mmm, good point - I've always fancied Norway. Something about the fjords. Although Rune seems nice, so perhaps I should give Denmark a chance too. That or buy an island and do things my way.

As Rune suggests, I think you're pushing your luck looking for an English speaking country that isn't already in the pits. That said, I've heard they speak English in Zimbabwe.

I reckon somewhere in Scandinavia is your best bet - you can get away without learning another language, and as long as you don't mind a slightly more expensive lifestyle in general, I think you'd be happy.

I speak foreign - it's just like english, only slower and louder. If that fails, there's always the universal language of pointing!

I don't expect that there's any decent English-speaking countries left, but you can come over here to Denmark - we don't mind that you don't speak the language anyway ;-)

A fair comment! But sadly there isn't a real alternative for a lot of stuff I need to do. Thing that gets me about this issue though is that it doesn't work for any plugin, so that would include things like secure billing pdfs - I'd have thought the problem would crop up quite frequently. Quite how they missed that in their design and testing I don't know.

Obviously, the problem is that you're using flash :)

Your Spanish was bloody awesome actually! You're not known as "Ricardo" for nothing, and don't forget it!!!!

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Hey hey! Yes, it was excellent, even though we suffered the usual indignity of attempting to speak broken Spanish recited from quickly memorising the relevant part of a phrasebook, only to be replied to in perfect English. Ugh, I'm such a tourist ;)

But yes, it was excellent! Well worth a long weekend like we had, although there's apparently enough to do outside the city to make it worth going for a week.

Sounds wonderful.
Glad you enjoyed it. I've been wanting to get there for a couple of years now. Soon! :D
See you around,
Mk.

"I done been busy?" Don't you mean, "I have been busy?"

I done been busy! Was working last week, and then away on holiday this week.

How can I leave dodgy and disturbing comments if you're only going to add new diary entries only when there's a full eclipse of the sun...

Oh, ok - that's awesome! Welcome :)

Yes, I sadly never found time to finish that site, and haven't even started on any of my RISC OS projects. Just too many work-related priorities getting in the way :/

Ever the optimist, I've got my RISC PC here, am still hanging on to the domain, hopeful I'll be able to do something with it one day. Lots of ideas, just no time.

Well generally speaking, I'm just a weirdo, and don't worry, we've never met. I found your site years ago via the RISC OS site you put up at one point but never bothered finishing.

I like pies

Ooo, I like a good story :)

I just log the IP along with the post - has been useful in the past when I've wanted to ban certain fixed-ip sites (ie schools) to prevent casual abuse. Of course it's not foolproof, but if someone can be bothered to source a different IP in order to post abuse to my journal, good luck to them.

When I saw your weird anonymous post on the 7th, it freaked me out a bit so I checked the IP to see if it was someone I knew, or from one of the IPs I've had trouble with in the past. But it wasn't. So... yes. Who are you? And how do you know me? Argh!

That's kinda sad, tracking IPs. Well it's clearly not fool-proof. Many people can use Internet cafes for example.