Well, with Midnite already stretching her limit moderating "Current Talk", "Luciaphil's Idle Thoughts" and the responses in "Robservations", I'm not so sure she could handle another board that might generate a good deal of posts. But if you (or anyone else) have any suggestions as to who else might be willing to take on the task of diligently moderating such a board, adhering to the forum's guidelines for posting, and working under Midnite - and if Midnite and I feel this person is someone whom we can count on to handle the task, something might be able to be worked out.

I wouldn't mind helping with it.

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and what about all these people that she had "pronounced" dead....lets see....barnabas and adam and carolyn(yes, there was perhaps extinuating circumstances) but with liz, it was malpractice to the max...even when liz tells all that everyone will think she is dead, the good doc "pronounces" and they toss her in that special coffin(good thing she was stubborn enough to want that type coffin) but, if you ever need a sedative, you know who to look for

That's what I was thinking about too
Usually if Julia says someones dead, what's a sure
sign they going to make it

I was just thinking it would be nice to have a section
for--I don't know what to call it. Like the ads in the back of the newspaper. This would be where people could
post ads for trading DS stuff, or selling it.
What do you think?

Really loved Vicki's confrontation with Cassandra.  She looked particularly beautiful, and as frightened as she is of her, the way she stood right in her face and told her - marvelous!!

I loved Vicki telling off Cassandra!

This isn't an official nickname, but my daughter calls
Nicholas Blair- Cheeseboy.
Because of his cat that got the canary grins

On second thought, I'd go ahead and call them now
or in the morning. They should be able to check the tracking of your order. ?!?

For me it Angelique. The scene from DS that stuck
with me the longest was where Barnabas shot her
and she cursed him.

Nancy,
Thanks for sharing JF's comments with us. It confirms
what I have always thought reguarding him, that
for him it wasn't about being a star. That he took his
pleasure from practicing his craft.