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Hob May 18, 2009 19:50:21

Replying to StoneGloves

Stoneshifter wrote:

...never showed up.

Like heck. You stood me up. I was distraught.

StoneGloves wrote:

Mental illness - what survival value does it have?

There's a Northumbrian author by the name of Baxter who once wrote an interesting tale about the relationship twixt what would these days be called psychosis, (I think the anthology title is 'Evolution') and the development of human culture. All made up of course. You'd not be wanting to read any of that .

Rupert Soskin May 19, 2009 08:47:13

Replying to Hob

"...never showed up. Like heck. You stood me up. I was distraught."

May I humbly suggest you exchange mobile phone numbers:-)

StoneGloves May 19, 2009 09:51:08

Replying to Hob

But it's happened twice !

And I did only wait half an hour, the second time, "Yahoo mail has no Sent folder", you said, so you couldn't verify what time we'd arranged. I sat and watched two lads do tricks on their stunt bikes and thought of Paranoid Park (by Gus Van Sant). It's just a pity my internet connection at the moment is erratic. And I don't use a mobile phone - but prefer a landline, telepathy and chance.

But this is getting away from the issue. Which is my Northumberland discoveries. How about the image of Smallhenge, cribbed from GoogleEarth and posted under 'Kirkhaugh'. Long Mortuary Enclosure or fig leaf? You decide!