Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2003/06/21
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I've thought about doing that with the odd nice new thing, but sure as,
if I just wait a bit, it happens anyway. Not that I'm all fine with
that, but at least its happened now. Having kids is a big help -
they're often the perpetrators :-) I found my Breitling Navitimer down
behind the head of the bed on Friday, courtesy of my two year old
daughter, and she knows we don't touch ........ Yeah, right!
Rick.
On Sunday, June 22, 2003, at 09:24 AM, Tim Atherton wrote:
> I had a friend once, in Durham, who bought a brand new MG. First thing
> he
> did was take a ball peen hammer, go round the back and give the
> bumper, low
> down, a small but gentle whack, putting a dent in it. He knew it was
> going
> to happen now, so he figured it was best of if he did it himself,
> right now,
> and get the pain over and done with... :-)
>
> (Mind you, this same person would also read the last chapter first of
> any
> novel he was reading - in case he died before he finished it. That way
> he
> would know the ending!)
>
>
> tim
>
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