.... It'd be handy if the Yahoogroup had an option "do not receive own posts". Another one. How do I filter on domains based on country? In the filter rules if I enter a domain it asks for the whole domain such as spamalot.com.it or spammers_r_us.co.uk or spammed.com.nl. I'd like to be able to filter purely on the .nl, .ru, .it etc. domains but it won't let me. I've created a rule to filter on specific ...

... in Outlook. It'd be handy if the Yahoogroup had an option "do not receive own posts". Another one. How do I filter on domains based on country? In the filter rules if I enter a domain it asks for the whole domain such as spamalot.com.it or spammers_r_us.co.uk or spammed.com.nl. I'd like to be able to filter purely on the .nl, .ru, .it etc. domains but it won't let me. I've created a rule to filter on specific text. eg: "....

... magazines and their website. He who finds these grails, will get 5 - three sir - three (actually one) entry into the contest. Prizes include Monty Python DVDs, CDs, t-shirts, empty halves of coconuts, and a variety of Spamalot gift items sold at the show on Broadway. Prize packs will be given at random to fifty of the entrants. While I know this reduces my chances of winning exponentially, I have already found the first 7, so I have a...

... I agree that this like the 'experts' who pick which team is going to the Super Bowl based on the first day of training camp. Or pick who's going to the World Series based on the first week of Grapefruit League games. A lot has to happen between now and then, so I won't hold you to them, Ken. BTW, does anyone beside me see the name Azaria and think of Hank of Simpsons fame? I think of Hank of Spamalot fame ...

Nerdbird wrote: What do I think of the London motorist. Well visit my web site for a complete opinion. Spamalot - there's another link for you....

... gone up a point: http://www.animated-news.com/2007/idle-upset-over-shrek-the-third-gag/ Even a self-professed Greedy Bastard can have his good points-- :) Not much, granted, coming from the "Spamalot" guy, but a step in the right direction. (Although reportedly, the original-draft script was envisioned to have lame fanboy Grail-parrot "homages" bursting at the seams, Idle should consider himself lucky to ...

... just gone up a point: http://www.animated-news.com/2007/idle-upset-over-shrek-the-third-gag/ Even a self-professed Greedy Bastard can have his good points-- :) Not much, granted, coming from the "Spamalot" guy, but a step in the right direction. (Although reportedly, the original-draft script was envisioned to have lame fanboy Grail-parrot "homages" bursting at the seams, Idle should consider himself lucky to get *just...

...>> Even a self-professed Greedy Bastard can have his good points-- :) Not much, granted, coming from the "Spamalot" guy, but a step in the right direction. And, as the previous poster pointed out, coconuts in the ...*seen* "homaging" yet--that things start to look a little suspicious. Finally saw the touring version of Spamalot, and it's the new stuff that gets the biggest laugh. Hope that fact influences any future projects...

...-the-third-gag/ Even a self-professed Greedy Bastard can have his good points-- :) Not much, granted, coming from the "Spamalot" guy, but a step in the right direction. Finally saw the touring version of Spamalot, and it's the new stuff that gets the biggest laugh. Hope that fact influences any future projects Idle does (though money people will ...

... just gone up a point: http://www.animated-news.com/2007/idle-upset-over-shrek-the-third-gag/ Even a self-professed Greedy Bastard can have his good points-- :) Not much, granted, coming from the "Spamalot" guy, but a step in the right direction. (Although reportedly, the original-draft script was envisioned to have lame fanboy Grail-parrot "homages" bursting at the seams, Idle should consider himself lucky to get *...