Those JT readers whose eyes have yet to dull as
lifes light flees the corpse may notice yet another small change to the page we at
the JT are happy to call home.For your delectation and indeed delight,
the webmistress has seen fit to place a search facility. I do hope readers use this new
service if only because the webmistress spent many an hour searching for a suitable
service that met our rigorous technical criterion i.e. that it was free.
Ive tried it out and it seems to work OK, although readers are reminded
that it only searches the pages of this august journal. Therefore if you type in the terms
"Ann +Widdecombe" +"Naked+as +God +intended" youre likely be
disappointed but I suspect somewhat secretly relieved when the search results come up
wanting.
If you have any technical issues regarding the search engine could you please
address your enquiries to the webmistress, who will read the enquiry, shake her head, say
"Tchh, moron" and immediately press the delete button.
There has been an uplift in readers over the last month and its a big JT
welcome to our new subscribers and thanks to those nice people at the Herald Diary for
giving us a plug. The hacks at The Herald will no doubt take great comfort from knowing
that they will get their reward in Heaven.
The Editor, November, 2002