Re: Major shortcoming in Paradox new panel lineup

["Just Looking" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx>]

The wit is returning? Seems like your feeling much better. That is good
news.
Sometimes I wish Jim would lighten up on the death imagery. A friend of mine
put his wife in an urn a couple of weeks ago. Diabetes is a slow miserable
way to go. She was only in her mid forties. Around here diabetes seems like
a plague in the Hispanic community, particularly if one is of Mexican/Indian
descent. It is a stocking brutal and savage killer.

"Robert L Bass" <RobertLBass@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > And that would be about 1968 errrr no about
> > 1972   ....ummmm no, no, no I think it was
> > 1984 ahhhhh noooooo maybe around 1978 .....
> > nooooo ... come to think of it ... it was ahumm
> > somewhere around 1980ish or maybe not...
>
> Alzheimers is starting to really affect you, I see.
>
> > Well, what ever the date .... if you've "been
> > installing" , as you say, does that mean you
> > have a license to install in Florida?
>
> Nope.  I never installed for a living in Florida.
> That doesn't mean I don't still install, though.
>
> > Hey .... have you picked out your casket yet?
> > Or will it be an urn?
>
> Nah.  I'll let my great-grandchildren take care
> of that.  You'll have to wait.
>
> Hmm.  That won't do.  At your age and with all
> your health issues it's unlikely you'll still be
> around when I go.  I'd give you about a 50/50
> chance at
>
> > Yeah, better make it a big one. Something
> > that'll hold a fat ash like you.
>
> Perhaps a coffee tin.  I'm on a diet.  How's
> your summer "cruise" plan coming?  Have you
> cleaned the bilge out of the rowboat yet?  If
> you hurry you can still get down to the ramp
> on the Arthur Kill in time for your annual row
> across to the Elizabethport Superfund site.
>