Not quite dead: Steve H

Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, darsy

No.

I know, I know, no sense of adventure...

 

Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, darsy

You still won't.

You *should*, but it's an imperfect world.

 

Don't know what's worse, having a heart attack or being in Cardiff.

GWS Steve
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I can do all manner of BI shit - hell, I even PMed the implementation
of a PerformancePoint system (now sort of defunct/intergrated into
MOSS).

I thought my spreadsheet skillz were legendary - I'll obviously have
to "up my game" and brand myself more positively.

 

Given my lack of moral fibre the reverse might be a lot more worrying

 

the stuff I've been having for breakfast recently is somewhat annoying
called "Paw Ridge", but it's fucking tasty.

With salt, obviously, not sugar.

 

It's not like there's anything in the garage worth claiming.

 

<googles>

Good Grief
I really don't much like it made with other than Scott's which is rough
milled and comes out a different consistency. The rest are like baby food.

I always make it with salt but pre mongyness added a bit of granular organic
brown sugar before scoffing.

 

Ba Doom Tish
with Oak Leaves

 

You're not getting any better.

<bends wire into shape of "GURU">

Heat that up and apply to your forehead: that'll do yez.

 

We got some Jordan's, IIRC, a little while back. The opposite. It was TOO
chunky.

Oh, and golden syrup.

 

jebus fucksticks on a monocycle - that is particularly bad.

 

go and read Tipler's "The Physics of Immortality" and see if that
changes your mind[1].

[1] don't have nightmares, but if heaven is technically possible, so
is hell.

 

He is.

 

CCU or a general ward?

He hasn't replied to the text so they've either confiscated his phone or
his condition has, er, progressed...

 

With honey.

Oh, GWS Steve

 

**** no - Scott's is like eating boiled gravel.

 

tried that.

Didn't like it.

I really don't have a sweet tooth.

 

I was contemplating buying it off Amazon, when I read the first couple of
reviews- not so interested now, but I might still get it from the library.

Bottom line- it's pretty hard to beat the idea that whatever one believes,
that belief is unlikely to determine whether there is an afterlife or not,
unless you're a stark raving sky fairy loony.

 

It would be a supreme irony indeed if his mobile phone had interfered
with and fritzed the life support machine....