SergeantLynch

Yin and Yang.

Risk and Benefit.

Sense and Stupidity.

Hierarchies are unavoidable.

Absolutely.

Yes Debs, sort of a Freudian slip there, or was it tongue in cheek.

Comparing Canadian cheeses with a therapists scale of erectile function.

And for sure blue veined and hard is what we prefer in between our crackers.

Though I would suggest that firm perhaps comes after semi-soft.

Fresh at the beginning.

And blue veined and hard comes later.

Hmmmmm, I was thinking the same.

Same old same old in the UK.

Labour reigned for a while, found there was no quick fix, or any fix, to the unrequited whimsies of the masses.

Tories had a go after that, and now we have labour again who are rapidly running out of steam and favour again.

Though the differences between Labour and Tory are not particularly obvious these days.

Who will they vote for next?

Yes, but what about an even stephven.

Yes, that is the basic idea relative to the theist and the atheist.

But not relative to my question.

I was asking if an aatheist was a theist.

One could then further enquire into the religious status of the aaatheist etc.

And further still, consider the infite possibility of "A" as a contrary prefix to both theism and atheism.

More importantly, I'm wondering whether 42 A's are religiously positive or negative.

Yes, religion has a tendency to be predicated upon fanciful thought.

And fanciful ritual too.

Such is progress.

One day everyone will be fitted with an electric monitoring device.

In fact, are not most people already voluntarily attached to monitoring devices?

Such is progress.

Yes, probably good advice.

And woman.

We need the eggs.

Especially if the freezer breaks down.

And who is going to do the laundry, clean the bathroom and feed and care for all the little men...We need multitaskers.

Open sandwiches probably, requiring 50% less bread.

And a fig for dessert...Pick your own.

Though realistically they were probably not "loaves"...I'm guessing loaves was a later interpretation, as loaf is an old English word.

Probably unleavened flatbreads cooked in situ on hot rocks...If there were 5000 women kicking about they would knock them up in no time at all.

And 5000 men with nets would only need to catch a few each.

Typically like Trump, Jesus always took the credit for everything, whereas in practice he probably sat around giving it loads of jabber, whilst everyone else did all the work.

Though, not for one minute do I think that the tale is factually accurate.

Prostrate cancer.

Is that the cancer that affects people that lie about in bed all day.

As opposed to erect and active Borgninism.

Exactly.

Yep, skip the bakery and move straight onto TV.

Must be sooo good to have finally found your niche.

Just a week.

It was an intensive course then?

Older people should bathe less as their skin becomes more fragile.

Anyway, I was brought up in the once a week and carbolic soap generation.

Hmmmm.

How hands off can intensive be.

Usually get mine from the supermarket.

But if I'm ever in town I will pop in for a superior sandwich.

Yep, but who made it?

And two whale sharks would go a long way.

And if you believe that you will believe anything.

My job regularly brings me into contact with terminally ill people, their drugs and their thoughts.

It was a moment of reflection on a very wet day.

I'm guessing both.

Guiding the patient to perform their own exercises and activities.

Is Lucy one of yours?

Because by their own admission, they are autonomous and participate actively.

You just let your mouth do the talking.

After I die...None.

Before I die...One generally takes an interest.

Firstly, well done for researching thoroughly.

Though do you honestly think that in those four states no one ever enters into a sexual relationship before marriage.

I would suggest that trying to enforce such laws would require the courts to operate 24/7.

And everything decreases in older age for a reason...The reason being older age.

But things don't necessarily stop working altogether. Especially the mind...Save in the case of degenerative brain conditions of course...Though Michael J Fox for example, was first diagnosed with Parkinson's disease at the age of 29...So youthfulness doesn't guarantee anything.

For a sandwich a decent cheddar would suffice. These days I tend to buy reduced fat for sandwiches and culinary uses.

Though cheese is one of those ambrosias, a bit like chocolate. Very easy to over indulge.

I am particularly fond of soft goats cheese, Stilton and similarly Shropshire blue.

And then there is Wensleydale infused with cranberries, a good brie, double Gloucester, red Leicester, crumbly Cheshire.

Though I draw the line at that Sardinian stuff infused with maggots...Or perhaps it's Corsican.

In the first instance my wife, as we have been equal partners throughout our 42 years of marriage and all our assets are shared equally. If she were to eventually remarry, then I would wish her all the best. (If I could) Though I doubt that she would, as she is too shrewd.

Our daughters would eventually inherit the remainder.

When I toured the US, US folk would eat biscuits and gravy for breakfast.

Sort of what I would refer to as scones in white sauce.

We prefer scones topped with jam and cream for afternoon tea, and put white sauce topped with grated cheese on lasagne or cauliflower.

Here we might refer to poutine as cheesy chips and gravy. (The brown sort of gravy)

And outside of cheffy culinary circles, dill is not really that well known or regularly used in the UK. (Nor Moose or Bear)

The two things that are readily available in the US, are bullet wounds and execution.

No you're right.

Hmmmmm.

Would suggest that one was erroneous, and was correcting an error of judgement.

Yes you're right, would be an agreement.

And the redundancy of younger generations is to be expected, I suppose. So they are provided with mind numbing electro-sensual stimuli to quell their endocrinal vitality.