Hi Frank,

FM> [chomp descriptive stuff on The Beast]
BV> effect too. When I come barreling down on someone driving in the
BV> right hand lane they move over real quick :)
FM> Best I had for that was my Rover 3500 at dusk or later. They had extra
FM> quartz halogens below the front bumper, turn them on and *anyone* moved
FM> quickly out of the right lane.

Yep. I can believe that one.

BTW, I dropped in this arvo at about 6pm but you hadn't made it home by
then. You missed the Beast.

I left a truckload of stuff for you which included a heap of old magazines
from Dieter (he said to just burn them when you had finished reading them)
and a scope which you can put out for the next rubbish collection.

There was also something which looks like it may have been a train engine at
some stage in it's life. Bob swore it was like that when you gave it to him.

Oh. That blank floppy disk you loaned me was in there somewhere as well.
At first I was surprised that a blank disk would have a label with
someone claiming a copyright, but then I thought about it and I guess the
formatting information could be considered a data pattern. The smart arse
could stand to make a fortune if he gets a good licensing agent. However,
I was really impressed when I saw how easy it was to fold in half.
I didn't know you could do that to 3.5" floppies.

Cheers, Brenton
@EOT:

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