Thanks, Sharkpl! I'll look him up.

Belated Happy Birthday, Zuzu! Enjoy being sixteen - it's a lovely age to be! Cheers, - Joy-who's-sixteen-herself

. Tearsofjoy... well, the first time my kid brother spoke to me, I ended up crying because I was so

To "put your foot in your mouth" means to say something you shouldn't. It may be something rude, unnecessarily frank, or just plain embarassing. Don't take it literally! I'm sorry, Tammy. I should not have used the expression without explaining

Hi Jameszr, I'm in Kolkata. It is true that most educated Indians can write fairly good English, although the accent remains suspect unless they are used to speaking the language on a regular basis. I myself speak English practically all the

I wish I didn't put my foot in my mouth so often

Celine Dion and Diana Ross... we have similar tastes, Sally! And Hena, I know that many people are bewildered by my fondness for Organic. But what can I say? I seem to have a natural feel for it. Inorganic, on the other hand - Right now...

Anonymous wrote: I leave this Forum. I hope you lot may have more luck than I had. - YoHf I'll miss you, YoHf. Sorry that you've been hurt so much. See you on TCP! - Joy

Thank you, Mylakh!

Ah. Now I catch the ambiguity which made you think there was a mistake. The sentence should be - "the closest relatives of the driver or of the victim have to be notified of the incident." Even without the "of" - wouldn't the victim of an accident