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On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 15:46:19 GMT, Jaques d'Alltrades
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note to self

Must test the UPS to see how long it will last now - it's getting on a bit.

Note: You must get batteries for your life support system.

Same thing.

(Must be ten years old by now, and still allows me to close down a big
program, windows etc. What I'm afraid of is the power going off in the
middle of loading something, a big download or a defrag. Then there's my
pacemaker, iron lung and zzzzzzzbbbbbbb *GASP!*)

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John Flax wrote in message ...

Can anyone tell me why I cannot talk to myself now!



First sign of madness, John.

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Anton

No its only madness when you answer yourself back!

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anton wrote:
*John Flax wrote in message ...

Can anyone tell me why I cannot talk to myself now!

First sign of madness, John.

No its only madness when you answer yourself back!

Nonsense! I find I'm very sensible, and never argue with myself.

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anton wrote:
*John Flax wrote in message ...

Can anyone tell me why I cannot talk to myself now!

First sign of madness, John.

No its only madness when you answer yourself back!

Nonsense! I find I'm very sensible, and never argue with myself.

You must be a pushover :-)

When talking to myself, I can't help noticing that even if there's an
argument I invariably win, because I'm always right.

Janet.

In article ,
Janet Baraclough wrote:

Nonsense! I find I'm very sensible, and never argue with myself.

You must be a pushover :-)

When talking to myself, I can't help noticing that even if there's an
argument I invariably win, because I'm always right.

Hmm. I always end up in a stalemate, with each side agreeing that the
other has a good case, but is looking at the problem from the wrong
angle :-)


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

On 29 Nov 2003 19:38:53 GMT, (Nick Maclaren) wrote:

~In article ,
~Janet Baraclough wrote:
~
~ Nonsense! I find I'm very sensible, and never argue with myself.
~
~ You must be a pushover :-)
~
~ When talking to myself, I can't help noticing that even if there's an
~argument I invariably win, because I'm always right.
~
~Hmm. I always end up in a stalemate, with each side agreeing that the
~other has a good case, but is looking at the problem from the wrong
~angle :-)

My excuse is that I prefer to talk to the most intelligent person I
can find in a room and if there's nobody else there, well it's me

(the cat doesn't count)


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jane

Don't part with your illusions. When they are gone,
you may still exist but you have ceased to live.
Mark Twain

Please remove onmaps from replies, thanks!

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Hmm. I always end up in a stalemate, with each side agreeing that the
other has a good case, but is looking at the problem from the wrong
angle :-)

Moore

Two buttocks of one bum?

/Moore

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from (Nick Maclaren) contains these words:

Hmm. I always end up in a stalemate, with each side agreeing that the
other has a good case, but is looking at the problem from the wrong
angle :-)

Moore

Two buttocks of one bum?

/Moore

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On Sat, 29 Nov 2003 22:22:08 +0000 (UTC),
(jane) wrote:

(the cat doesn't count)

Ours does - he always knows when he is being fobbed off with only one
or two treats instead of the three or four he is used to.

Regards, VivienB

On Sun, 30 Nov 2003 11:34:09 +0000, VivienB
wrote:

On Sat, 29 Nov 2003 22:22:08 +0000 (UTC),
(jane) wrote:

(the cat doesn't count)

Ours does - he always knows when he is being fobbed off with only one
or two treats instead of the three or four he is used to.

So do our two, too!
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Martin