To be honest I'd rather be mad than that
stupid, still - at his age - it's his choice to remain so. My writing is obviously
too . . . err . . . 'clever' for him, but he insists on reading it and jumping
to medical conclusions or psychological diagnosis . . . sort of making it up as
he goes along, again? What do you think
Hugh? I think he's probably the mad one. Are you sure? Yes, he's twice as mad as I'll ever be, can we get back to
the post now? Do we have to? Yes, I'm
afraid we do! Oh . . . OK then.
I knew I should have at least one copy of
Hector (the Trojan!), is anyone else listening to the new version of the Iliad on R4? Achilles wasn't very nice to Hector tonight . . . not very nice at all!
In fact; I would go so far as to say he rather ruined Hector's day.
A sub-piracy from that unmarked set which
may be French or Italian bazaar (rack toy) figures rather than HK, but may be
sourced in Hong Kong anyway, and a rather insipid pink polyethylene, he had
been missed when I rounded the others up for the main post the other day.
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