FAQ for newsgroup uk.rec.sheds, version 2&3/7th    2000-02-04 (roughly) 
==============================  Part 8 of 8 : Credits and closing hymn
                                                                        
I am: D.Budd@mcc.ac.uk   http://www.man.ac.uk/~zlsiida                  
but just because this line is here doesn't mean I wrote all the above   
(obviously I didn't write Jeff's original faquette, for example)        
as I pass this to a different regular poster each month or so, so that  
they all get a chance to stick their oar in.  So far it's been checked  
over by:                                                                
Jeff Drabble, Ed Fowler, David John, Gaye Oliver, Frank Erskine,        
Steve Boon, Jill Russell, Brian Skinner, Pete Shaw                      
                                                                        
We close with our hymn of allegiance (thanks Guy):                     
                                                                       
This is our ancient shed,                                              
good as a lie in bed,                                                  
God save the shed.                                                     
                                                                       
Long to remain in,                                                     
with a roof made of tin,                                               
full of a load of tqt,                                                 
and perhaps a cat.                                                     
                                                                       
Ooodles of finest junk,                                                
roof made out of old bunk,                                             
God save our shed.                                                     
                                                                       
We have a sacred task,                                                 
midst our old stuff to bask.                                           
Keepers of things made to last                                         
last of the past.                                                      
                                                                       
We partake of B A                                                      
at the end of the day,                                                 
here in our Shed.                                                      
                                                                       
These are the things you see,                                          
which I hold dear to me,                                               
Homebrew and a cup of tea,                                             
and a fine PP.                                                         
                                                                       
Let the shed ever stand,                                               
finest place in the land,                                              
GOD SAVE THE SHED.