On Sun, 10 Aug 2008 10:29:06 +0100 (BST), dbell@zhochaka.org.uk
("David G. Bell") wrote:

>On Saturday, in article
>     <489defb0$0$26076$db0fefd9@news.zen.co.uk>
>     oldcodger@anyoldwhere.net "Old Codger" wrote:
>
>> Pat Gardiner wrote:
>> > 
>> > Absolutely. Can you imagine how it looks to a disinterested observer,
>> > let alone one who is investigating the origins of superbugs in the
>> > hospitals and the British and Scottish response to mutated PMWS?
>> 
>> Indeed, the group is swamped by rubbish, posted by someone who "claims" 
>> to be an ex docker, to such an extent that it is difficult to find 
>> anything useful to read.
>
>This is what killfiles are for.

Indeed. Try explaining it to him more slowly.
>
>Pat, you've been obsessing about this for years

"concentrating on" are the words you are searching for.

> and you'd have more 
>credibility if you blamed the Masons.

I'm glad you mentioned that <chuckle> I was invited a couple of times,
but thought there might be trouble with Rome. That is the only
organisation that I actually belong to so I have to be careful. One
cannot be excomunicated for trouser trouble, that is the perogative of
politicians.

I left Rotary years ago and all the Rotarians were Masons too, so it
would not have been new and invigorating company, just the same old
lot in a different guise.

"Some of my best friends are Masons" and fully realise their lucky
escape. 

Rotary I actually approve of and unlike most left footers have nothing
against the Masons.

But organisations are not for me. I value my freedom too much. Which
is perhaps why I concentrate so much.
>
>At the very least, take a break. 

>Go and do something different

I am planning some quite dramatic and highly unusual changes once I've
got this  whole matter being properly and irreversibly progressed.

I will make sure you are fully appraised at the right time
 
>Stays in Hospital don't count. 

That's true, you spend most of our time trying not to touch anything.
Definitely tricky.

>You're working from habit, not through any 
>application of intellect.

Actually, I'm concentrating hard, trying to keep my usual cheery but
explosive  disposition well under control.

 I can't really allow a sense of humour to bubble though when children
are dying for want of truth.  That is a very considerable strain.

But now I'm winning through  a long difficult and very unpleasant
struggle is the wrong moment to tell me to take my ball home.

-- 
Regards
Pat Gardiner
Release the results of testing British pigs for MRSA and C.Diff now!
www.go-self-sufficient.com  and http://animal-epidemics.blogspot.com/