In regard to the "monoamine oxidase A" has anyone read Connie Willis' "Bellwether"? It has a researcher postulating that there's always someone who's just a little ahead of the crowd with any trend.

And Megan, you're only a tease if you don't deliver.

shrift, you are breaking my heart.

shrift's toilet, stop being such a leaky cow.

plumbing~ma, shrift (toilet~ma just sounds rude)

In regard to the "monoamine oxidase A" has anyone read Connie Willis' "Bellwether"? It has a researcher postulating that there's always someone who's just a little ahead of the crowd with any trend.

One of my favorite books -- I still find myself laughing at rolls of duct tape because of it.

(I most recently turned to it for inspiration when writing my annual self-appraisal objectives.)

I think I broke Gmail.

Sorry.

ooh ... maybe I'll try that sometime ... if I ever get another one (still waiting for my boss to do my 2005 annual and first quarter 2006).

I think this will cheer up anyone who needs it.

Dear Toilet,

I'll keep plunging you if you promise it will all be okay in the end.

wearily,
shrift

See? It does happen!

People in Aberystwyth had an unexpected windfall when a man showered what is thought to be thousands of pounds into the air at a pedestrian crossing.

The man was heard to shout: "Who wants free money?" seconds before hurling the cash into the air in Alexandra Road.

"I just couldn't believe my eyes," said Mr Morris. "All the money was in £20 notes and I've heard rumours that the man threw about £20,000 away.

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Dana, I think that may be the single greatest thing I have ever seen.