Justchat.co.uk

Founded in the aftermath of post Stalinist Essex, JustChat was the brainchild of Sir Albert Frimlingstone. Initally it was just to be a vessel for ferrying notions, across the ether, between him and his first cousin twice removed, Betty. The idea was soon siezed upon by the then Colonel In Chief of the Army, John Jonny Jonstone Jones, as a replacement for the elderly, and soon to be disbanded, Royal Pigeon Messenger Squadron.

Having seen active service in the second great war, and the subsequent annexing of the Isle of Wight, JustChat was promoted to the status of Purveyor Of Messages for the Royal Family. It remained in this position until the late 1990’s when it was discarded and dumped in the wrong colour wheelie bin. It was after it’s failure to be taken away by the council, that ChatHostUK rescued it, dusted it off, rewired it and utilised it as a medium for the dregs of the internet society… in which capacity it still remains.

Community – noun – a social, religious, occupational, or other group sharing common characteristics or interests and perceived or perceiving itself as distinct in some respect from the larger society within which it exists.

Adult – adj/noun – having attained full size and strength; grown up; mature

Put them both together and we’re looking at a group, sharing common insterests, mostly made up of mature, grown up adults.

I think some may disagree.

:D

@pd wrote:

Founded in the aftermath of post Stalinist Essex, JustChat was the brainchild of Sir Albert Frimlingstone. Initally it was just to be a vessel for ferrying notions, across the ether, between him and his first cousin twice removed, Betty. The idea was soon siezed upon by the then Colonel In Chief of the Army, John Jonny Jonstone Jones, as a replacement for the elderly, and soon to be disbanded, Royal Pigeon Messenger Squadron.

Having seen active service in the second great war, and the subsequent annexing of the Isle of Wight, JustChat was promoted to the status of Purveyor Of Messages for the Royal Family. It remained in this position until the late 1990’s when it was discarded and dumped in the wrong colour wheelie bin. It was after it’s failure to be taken away by the council, that ChatHostUK rescued it, dusted it off, rewired it and utilised it as a medium for the dregs of the internet society… in which capacity it still remains.

I hope Betty was appreciative.

I wanna know what colour wheely bin! lol