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Rob it was probably just a glitch let's hear from you and Beth

Hi Rob, good to see you back again and all the best for the New Year.

I remember noticing a while back that for a time comments various people had posted, mostly you and Beth but also Scotty, and one of my own also (which I recall no details of), were being deleted seemingly at random. These included your half of a perfectly civil discussion we were having about clear umbrellas....with my answers untouched. Those posts still appear in sequence all around Oct 2014, blank except for the poster's name and the date. At the time I put it down to just a blip in the system, and with no better information now I suppose I still do. But it did seem odd.

Hello G yes we did write comments but they were deleted so we stopped.

Hi Elizabeth Anne welcome back hope you will write many more comments and Rob are you the same Rob and Beth that used to write do not understand that where have you both been welcome back again any old friends please lets hear from you all.

G we found the same as Steve on 27 April.

Happy new year to all mac lovers

Hi in Australia most of us wore nylon raincoats in high school in the 1970s, they obviously didn't come from M&S although I think they were imported from England, they were bright colors, light and comfortable, and fairly hard-wearing as I remember. I've lately started wearing them again after many years relying on the 'good' coat and the brolly.

Merry Christmas to you all hope your comments keep coming and people who have not for some time please start again

HI Janice my first wife had one only mac she ever liked.

Susan the MS macs also had unique buttons I could always tell buy the buttons it was a MS mac I think other macs had there own as well.

I don't remember those nylon macs at all Janice. It's probably because I didn't start shopping there until the 1990s. I always bought Rainstar nylon macs from John Lewis. There was a branch of Fenwick's that I visited frequently. They sold traditional nylon macs with an extremely feminine style of button that was quite unique.

HI Janice i had a couple of them macs they were very good macs

Hi does anyone remember the nylon macs from marks and spencer I had one that lasted years

Hi Scotty raincoat day what a great idea we will have to put it to Prime minister mind you a lot women think a mac is something to do with a computer

Frank your funny indeed!Is Jane not from the moon..Think its a raincoat day today!

Jane the ladies you talk about do they live on mars or pluto

Hi Anne has deleted her email because of all the spam she got we got a couple of ladies have been in contact seems there a few ladies who like floral plastic macs

Hi rain and women still not wearing macs just a anorak over there heads very strange

Hi Susan I have that photo I promised do you still want it

Brian were are you we all used to enjoy your comments lets have some more

Hi Janice you can get in touch with me and I will pass your details on to Jane

Hi Jane how do I get in touch

BJ it your aggression that's turned them off its a pac a mac site the clue is in the name and its for grown ups

More likely Frank drove them away with his unending whinging

Were have all the ladies who used to leave comments gone Beth Anna Margaret Constance did they ever exsit or were they some jokers sick joke starting to think Frank is spot on

Frank, this is one of the clips available

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IO5bzRzZW1E

Hi Susan I could not find your film

Hi Janice just got back from New Zealand yes you would be welcome to join us

Gail, it's gone now from BBC iPlayer but it is on YouTube. Search for 'Marilyn Monroe church' or 'Eyesight to the Blind'.

Hi Susan what chanel was Tommy on please.