Ah. Yes. Now therein lies some ambiguity, alas. Some skulls do contain any amount of that .... more than a bit. :-)
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Probably would have been less boring if I'd been more than 28% awake while reading it.
Quite. You would need to throttle up a tad.
I'll go for H.G. Wells. He went to the Moon ! Honest. I read about it in a book he wrote. I liked the Mooncows best.
@Anniet : I have long taken the view that vacuum cleaners are right up near the apex of malignant engineering practices. I place them just below nuclear weapons and slightly above handheld remote control units for home entertainment devices. James Dyson is a fascist.
Cheers, Mike.
I have made this letter longer than usual because I lack the time to make it shorter ...
... and my other CPU is a Ryzen 5950X :-) Blaise Pascal
Something hitchhikey is where my thoughts are lurking at the moment...
*engage unlurk*
Hi Aurel :) is your back feeling any better? Hope so... aah... so the last posts were our esteemed thread master which means I am the one that toppled you... SO sorry! *evil MWAH BWAH HA* :))))
You will all be VERY pleased to know that Chris and I fixed the world from our headquarters (a sushi bar in Stratford) today :) There! *Beam with delight* You're welcome people's!! :)
Hi Bill :) Hi Mikey :)
@Mike
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I have long taken the view that vacuum cleaners are right up near the apex of malignant engineering practices.
Yes - we plug them in - turn them on - gather in one place, only a third to a half of the dust they're supposed to pick up - just so we can get ALL of THAT stuck to one arm when emptying it (apart from a mysterious circle on the floor of course). What on earth were we thinking when we bought into the concept!
Hi everyone I missed Hi-ing :)
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You will all be VERY pleased to know that Chris and I fixed the world from our headquarters (a sushi bar in Stratford) today :) There! *Beam with delight* You're welcome people's!! :)
Yep, Annie and I spent a lovely afternoon together in London today. Neither of us had been to one before, but being adventurous we gave it a go. It had a little conveyor belt that ran past every seating position, with all the cold dishes for sale placed on it. If one took your fancy as it passed you just took it. If you wanted a hot dish from the menu you pressed a button where you sat and the waitress would come up and take your order for that, or a beer or wine.
Each dish was colour coded so the staff knew what to charge you when you had finished, quite a clever system. One particular item that caught our eye was what looked like marzipan sweets, but which turned out to be something called Anko Mochi, which is apparently also known as Daifuku 大ç¦. Quite unusual and not quite what we were expecting!
We declared world domination, as one does on those occasions, but Annie had forgotten to bring one of her many cats with her, which rather thwarted the attempted impression of Blofeld. Notwithstanding over 3 hours of very pleasant company, and as always, a real pleasure :-)
Waiting for Godot & salvation :-)
Why do doctors have to practice?
You'd think they'd have got it right by now
You will all be VERY pleased to know that Chris and I fixed the world from our headquarters (a sushi bar in Stratford) today :) There! *Beam with delight* You're welcome people's!! :)
Yep, Annie and I spent a lovely afternoon together in London today. Neither of us had been to one before, but being adventurous we gave it a go.
@Chris @Anniet
Glad to hear that ! Sound like fun )
You will all be VERY pleased to know that Chris and I fixed the world from our headquarters (a sushi bar in Stratford) today :) There! *Beam with delight* You're welcome people's!! :)
Yep, Annie and I spent a lovely afternoon together in London today. Neither of us had been to one before, but being adventurous we gave it a go.
@Chris @Anniet
Glad to hear that ! Sound like fun )
Bill
Hi Bill :) It was :) and I got a lovely present too! :)))))))))
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RE: I'm sure you all
Yep, got that. :-)
Ah. Yes. Now therein lies some ambiguity, alas. Some skulls do contain any amount of that .... more than a bit. :-)
Quite. You would need to throttle up a tad.
I'll go for H.G. Wells. He went to the Moon ! Honest. I read about it in a book he wrote. I liked the Mooncows best.
@Anniet : I have long taken the view that vacuum cleaners are right up near the apex of malignant engineering practices. I place them just below nuclear weapons and slightly above handheld remote control units for home entertainment devices. James Dyson is a fascist.
Cheers, Mike.
I have made this letter longer than usual because I lack the time to make it shorter ...
... and my other CPU is a Ryzen 5950X :-) Blaise Pascal
RE: RE: I'm sure you all
I'll go for Tom Hanks, or was it Jim Lovell?
RE: It's also not my
@David
I like your AVI over at Seti better than the Mad Magazine one here.
Bill
Edit - Morning Mikey !
Hi, back on the top-for an
Hi, back on the top-for an short time.
Now waiting for better weather, damn rain.
RE: RE: RE: I'm sure
You are leaning in the correct broad direction.
Hanks is less incorrect than Lovell.
David
Miserable old git
Patiently waiting for the asteroid with my name on it.
RE: RE: It's also not my
So do I. I just get lazy about changing them. Maybe I will soon. I've been meaning to drop the N9JFE from my name on all the boards anyway.
David
Miserable old git
Patiently waiting for the asteroid with my name on it.
Something hitchhikey is where
Something hitchhikey is where my thoughts are lurking at the moment...
*engage unlurk*
Hi Aurel :) is your back feeling any better? Hope so... aah... so the last posts were our esteemed thread master which means I am the one that toppled you... SO sorry! *evil MWAH BWAH HA* :))))
You will all be VERY pleased to know that Chris and I fixed the world from our headquarters (a sushi bar in Stratford) today :) There! *Beam with delight* You're welcome people's!! :)
Hi Bill :) Hi Mikey :)
@Mike
Yes - we plug them in - turn them on - gather in one place, only a third to a half of the dust they're supposed to pick up - just so we can get ALL of THAT stuck to one arm when emptying it (apart from a mysterious circle on the floor of course). What on earth were we thinking when we bought into the concept!
Hi everyone I missed Hi-ing :)
Please wait here. Further instructions could pile up at any time. Thank you.
RE: You will all be VERY
Yep, Annie and I spent a lovely afternoon together in London today. Neither of us had been to one before, but being adventurous we gave it a go. It had a little conveyor belt that ran past every seating position, with all the cold dishes for sale placed on it. If one took your fancy as it passed you just took it. If you wanted a hot dish from the menu you pressed a button where you sat and the waitress would come up and take your order for that, or a beer or wine.
Each dish was colour coded so the staff knew what to charge you when you had finished, quite a clever system. One particular item that caught our eye was what looked like marzipan sweets, but which turned out to be something called Anko Mochi, which is apparently also known as Daifuku 大ç¦. Quite unusual and not quite what we were expecting!
We declared world domination, as one does on those occasions, but Annie had forgotten to bring one of her many cats with her, which rather thwarted the attempted impression of Blofeld. Notwithstanding over 3 hours of very pleasant company, and as always, a real pleasure :-)
Waiting for Godot & salvation :-)
Why do doctors have to practice?
You'd think they'd have got it right by now
RE: You will all be VERY
@Chris @Anniet
Glad to hear that ! Sound like fun )
Bill
RE: RE: You will all be
Hi Bill :) It was :) and I got a lovely present too! :)))))))))
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