Alan B. Pearce wrote :

> >But since I don't know what "stuck in a rut" means,
> >I can't comment more on that...
>
> Heh, very English expression. Think in terms of a cart in a
> rut on a farm track (or a car for that matter) and how hard it is to get
> the wheel out of the rut. A rut is a groove or channel cut by wheels over
> time, or by water running down it.

Aha !

So he must have been talking about the Farnell web site then !
That description suits perfectly on that one... :-)

(Disclamer, I havn't checked if they have improved during the
last couple of months...)

:-) :-)

Jan-Erik.

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