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just in case he was a megastar and I made myself look like a plum; spell check always changes my surname (Hartwell)to Hurtle, I might deedpoll my name to Simon Hurtle to fit in better....
Once went through a spellcheck and the first alternative offered was 'Fart'.
I don't mourn too much when Micorsoft Word did for WordPerfect back in the early Nineties.
WordPerfect? Pah. Newbie. WordStar was the one true word processor...
Never had a problem with Wordstar "Farmhouse" was as offensive as it got…
Protext on the Amstrad CPC6128. Now THAT was a word processor. [leans back, smokes pipe, fondly remembers the good old days of chuckie egg and head over heels]
I have to say that I thought that Tom Boonen was a bigger star than even David Beckham, but to be bigger than David Buckram is really quite an achievement!
don't think he's as big as Buckram