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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Epilepsy / October 2004What's happened to Malcolm?
I'm missing him. Mary Dunnow.  SignatureThanks. Marco The Netherlands I dunnow either. Darryl. This is going to be a long, long thread... SignatureThanks. Marco The Netherlands > This is going to be a long, long thread... Perhaps if we all shout, very loudly ... Mary > Perhaps if we all shout, very loudly ... Sorry, but I cannot hear you...try harder :-) SignatureThanks. Marco The Netherlands >> Perhaps if we all shout, very loudly ... > > Sorry, but I cannot hear you...try harder :-) Your ears aren't tuned properly :-) Malcolm, not Marco ... Mary My ears are fine...I still can't hear you. You should try harder or forget Malcolm completely! SignatureThanks. Marco The Netherlands > My ears are fine...I still can't hear you. You should try harder or forget > Malcolm completely! Seriously, I've looked back and see that he used webmaster@need.to.remain.anon in his posts. Perhaps he doesn't want us to know where he is. MARCO - I SAID THAT PERHAPS MALCOLM DOENS'T WANT US TO KNOW WHERE HE IS!!!! Can you hear me, mother? Sorry, very old English joke ... Mary Perhaps Malcolm doesn't exist? What do U think? SignatureThanks. Marco The Netherlands > Perhaps Malcolm doesn't exist? What do U think? I'd be sorry if he didn't :-( I'd be just as sorry if you didn't either :-) I'm not too sure about the substance of Howdy Dave though ... :-) Mary > I'd be just as sorry if you didn't either :-) I guess it is now time to change the title a bit and then you can shout again? Yeah, Howdy Dave is a tough one... SignatureThanks. Marco The Netherlands >Perhaps Malcolm doesn't exist? What do U think? I think I'm a figment of your imagination - your wildest dreams personified. Whatever you want me to be (within reason, Mary!)... SignatureMalcolm >>Perhaps Malcolm doesn't exist? What do U think? > > I think I'm a figment of your imagination - your wildest dreams > personified. Whatever you want me to be (within reason, Mary!)... Ohhh <swooning> Malcolm! How good to see you. How are you? Seriously?? Mary >How good to see you. How are you? Seriously?? > >Mary I'm fine thanks Mary, and how are you? Still sz free and having a great time. I spend the weekdays teaching little brats or dealing with their equally spoiled parents (that's not part of the great time). I spend most weekends now racing a 42 foot yacht (and winning). Sadly it's not mine, I'm just one of the five crew. This explains why I've tumbled out of bed at this God-forsaken hour on a Sunday to look at the Met Office Inshore Waters forecast for an early start. Strange thing is... this pursuit needs *teamwork* (not usually my greatest strength, but for some incomprehensible reason it's easy to produce it in this situation.) And I spend the evenings either marking books, producing reams of unnecessary bureaucratic paperwork (hey, I must be awake if I can spell that without my spell-check interrupting!), and wondering whether I'm ever going to get this house tidy or finish the kitchen or bathroom, or get the final boxes of books in from the garage after a year of living here. All one sentence :) Have a nice day. Time for a quick shower before I get covered in salt. SignatureMalcolm >>How good to see you. How are you? Seriously?? >> >>Mary > > I'm fine thanks Mary, and how are you? Recovering from an exhausting season. We've decided not to do more than one tented event a month next year, we're getting too old and there's too much to do between gigs to achieve in the one day a week left. We'd also like to get the house tidied and clean(ish) so that there's room for folk to sit down. We've also lost out on the garden by our absence, I've had to buy vegetables! While we love the social side of events and seeing our mates and we do need some exposure (now, now, Dave, don't get excited) the website has taken off and we can keep ticking over with orders from that without the associated costs. > Still sz free and having a great time. That's very good news. > I spend the weekdays teaching > little brats or dealing with their equally spoiled parents (that's not > part of the great time). I know :-( > I spend most weekends now racing a 42 foot yacht (and winning). Oh! My hero <flutters eyelashes> ... > Sadly > it's not mine, I'm just one of the five crew. This explains why I've > tumbled out of bed at this God-forsaken hour on a Sunday to look at the > Met Office Inshore Waters forecast for an early start. But you've had an extra hour! > Strange thing > is... this pursuit needs *teamwork* (not usually my greatest strength, > but for some incomprehensible reason it's easy to produce it in this > situation.) I experience that too, on occasions I become very much second to the moving force and do as I'm told or expected. I even enjoy it, not having overall responsibility for everyone else is relaxing! > And I spend the evenings either marking books, producing reams of > unnecessary bureaucratic paperwork (hey, I must be awake if I can spell > that without my spell-check interrupting!), I wouldn't expect anything less -) > and wondering whether I'm > ever going to get this house tidy or finish the kitchen or bathroom, or > get the final boxes of books in from the garage after a year of living > here. All one sentence :) Ah. I wrote what I did above before I got to this paragraph. We've been here for forty years and I think there are still some boxes in the loft. I'm having a Major Clearout. When there's time ... > Have a nice day. Time for a quick shower before I get covered in salt. That sounds like the wrong way round. Enjoy your day, enjoy your life. And that means everybody. Thanks for posting, I was concerned that we hadn't heard from you because you were so down a few months ago. Mary Hi Malcolm! Glad to hear that you're doing well! Regards, Hilary > X-No-Archive: yes > [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > -- > Malcolm > >Perhaps Malcolm doesn't exist? What do U think? > > I think I'm a figment of your imagination - your wildest dreams > personified. Whatever you want me to be (within reason, Mary!)... Howdy Malcom! That's my line!!!! SignatureDave ???? http://www.howdydave.com > That's my line!!!! There is a not so well known novel written by Stephen King which had a specific line that comes back all the time: "You stole my story" (Secret Window). Maybe you guys should see the movie / read the book and then discuss the plot a little bit? What do you think? SignatureThanks. Marco The Netherlands >> That's my line!!!! > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > What do you think? I've never been attracted to SK, there's enough nastiness irl without it being 'entertainment'. That's what I think. Mary MALCOLM! WHERE ARE YOU? WE MISS YOU!!! > > This is going to be a long, long thread... > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Marco > > The Netherlands > MALCOLM! WHERE ARE YOU? WE MISS YOU!!! It worked! Mary >> > This is going to be a long, long thread... >> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >> > Marco >> > The Netherlands > > MALCOLM! WHERE ARE YOU? WE MISS YOU!!! > > It worked! > > Mary Now, what is the catch???? SignatureThanks. Marco The Netherlands >> > MALCOLM! WHERE ARE YOU? WE MISS YOU!!! >> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Now, what is the catch???? He might just be figment of our troubled minds ... :-( Mary
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