Friday morning Pun(ny)

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took off the 'parental controls' and still nothing risque



Jack

Does your mother know?

She's the one who turned the 'parental controls' off ...
... something about "educational purposes"

Morning Chris,

hope all is well and Hi to Elsie

cheers,

Jack

[Nod]

Parental controls? Never had 'em on in the first place! (OK, Google did start off with Safe Search switched on but that only lasted a minute or two!)

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Parental controls? Never had 'em on in the first place! (OK, Google did start off with Safe Search switched on but that only lasted a minute or two!)

Ah yes, that's the term I was thinking of: "Safe Search" and how come your's stayed on so long?



Jack

[jchrisc]

hope all is well and Hi to Elsie

cheers,

Jack

Thanks Jack - we are both very fit, having just returned from a splendid holiday on Guernsey. I was reminded of you when I saw again the memorial plaque to Sir Isaac Brock in St Peter Port. (A note below).

In Guernsey
Brock's childhood home in the High Street, St Peter Port remains standing where the lower floors are now a store of the British pharmacy retailer, Boots, and marked with a memorial plaque. A memorial, paid for by Canada, is fitted into the side of the Town Church, the parish church of St Peter Port. Brock University gives two places to Guernsey students who achieve sufficiently high grades.

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hope all is well and Hi to Elsie

cheers,

Jack

Thanks Jack - we are both very fit, having just returned from a splendid holiday on Guernsey. I was reminded of you when I saw again the memorial plaque to Sir Isaac Brock in St Peter Port. (A note below).

In Guernsey
Brock's childhood home in the High Street, St Peter Port remains standing where the lower floors are now a store of the British pharmacy retailer, Boots, and marked with a memorial plaque. A memorial, paid for by Canada, is fitted into the side of the Town Church, the parish church of St Peter Port. Brock University gives two places to Guernsey students who achieve sufficiently high grades.

Morning Chris (and Elsie)

That's quite interesting, I wasn't aware of the connection of Sir Isaac Brock/Brock University and Guernsey Isle. Also, every place I have lived in Canada has had an Isaac Brock school, of some
level

Will have a quick browse through your Guernsey pics

Cheers,

Jack