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PostPosted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 3:23 pm 
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Must be my lucky week,

At the end of last week a question I posted to the expert on the UK MS Society website was answered, on Monday I had a £1,000 win on the Premium Bonds, and today I see that my question has been answered on the Canadian MS Society website. And I work full-time!

Ian


http://www.mssociety.org.uk/application ... 9&id=14320

http://www.msanswers.ca/QuestionView.aspx?L=2&QID=218


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PostPosted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 3:43 pm 
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Congratulations Ian! Could you post your address so that I can notify the charities?
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Congratulations(did i spell it right this time?) on your luck Ian.
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basic science to the clinics are on the horizon.

is this the same as just around the corner?

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Lyon wrote,

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Congratulations Ian! Could you post your address so that I can notify the charities
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Charity starts at home. But I'll think of you all when I'm lying on a beach in southern Spain this time next week (I'm not joking). Then the week after I'm having a romantic lunch overlooking the Thames with the lovely Muu (again, not joking).

Robbie, I agree with you, but I'm going to keep asking the questions until someone comes up with some answers. Send my regards to Becca.


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Well i'm having a romantic lunch with Becca overlooking Lake Scugog
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bromley wrote:
I'll think of you all when I'm lying on a beach in southern Spain this time next week (I'm not joking). Then the week after I'm having a romantic lunch overlooking the Thames with the lovely Muu (again, not joking). Ian
Hi Ian,
They must have better tasting soap in the UK than they have here in the good old US of A. My Mom used to wash my mouth out with that nasty tasting soap when I fibbed as a youth and so far that lesson has stuck with me through adulthood.

Forget the request for your address and could I instead have your Mom's phone number? I think a little talk with her is long overdue.
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Ian,
"V pertinent" questions indeed. Answers, inc one from Prof Thompson plus a win on the premium bonds. You is on a roll!
Enjoy Spain.
Lyon,
not sure what bit you think Ian is fibbing about but I must confess the reference to lunching the "lovely muu" overlooking the River Thames is in fact correct. "Lovely muu" (I think that has a nice ring to it) is flattered despite realising what an incorrigible rascal old Brom is!
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Muu wrote:
Lyon,
not sure what bit you think Ian is fibbing about but I must confess the reference to lunching the "lovely muu" overlooking the River Thames is in fact correct. "Lovely muu" (I think that has a nice ring to it) is flattered despite realising what an incorrigible rascal old Brom is!
muu
Hi muu,
As I imagine you know, I just like giving Ian a rough time whenever possible!

Since you are going to be seeing Ian in person please take notes for me. In the past he's mentioned that he's filthy rich, six foot five inches tall, devilishly handsome, drives an exotic car and is in good condition as an ex marine.

I don't expect you to bust Ian's personna he has so painstakingly created on "thisisms" but when you return from meeting him could you PM me and confirm that lunch with Ian was dutch treat, he's 5 foot 5 inches tall, somewhat homely, drives a rusty Escort station wagon with no exhaust sytsem and that he wears thick, black framed glasses held together with masking tape.

Don't worry, I'll never let him know that you've told me!

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