...wrote: "Fod" <friendsofderek@googlemail.com> wrote in message news:7b26be50-06f3-4953-9e0d-2de2ab1e95a8@m73g2000hsh.googlegroups.com... On Sep 19, 7:35 am, Doug <jag...@riseup.net> wrote: It doesn't surprise me one bit. busy street you live in is it? Poor Steve Gizmo firth - going by his list of friends he must live on the dividing strip on the M25 :) Hah, what are you babbling on about now Toomtard? Mike P

... so I'm guessing this is OK. Where would you do this? The local exists only within the scope of the definition in which it's created, so you'd have to do whatever between a ] and [ Or an immediate word... and it all sounds very messy. Hard to imagine a context in which this would be a good idea, Hah! I'll refer you to my not-yet-presented slides for EuroForth, when all will become clear. :-) Andrew.

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... arrive at the ground much more slowly (in most cases) than in any of the heavies. So there! :p Coop <in high dugeon> (Erm - did you mean 'duNgeon'? :-) Nope. 'DuDgeon'. Sorry 'bout the missing "d". Hah! Spoken like a truly frustrated Test Pilot :-) What makes you think your 'plummet' is going to be less embarrassing than somebody else's? Go ahead, fly in the 777's if you wish...... :-) Coop

... change - like turning into a :>salamander or a conservative politician from Georgia - get thee to :>your friendly local warlock ASAP. :> :>Incidentally, goat's pretty fair eatin.' Although the goat may not :>agree. Hah, ain't that the truth. :) Regards, Sara -- As of the day this message is being posted there are, lacking an unexpected alternate outcome, 146 days remaining in the imperial presidency of ...

... to his summary of existing knowledge.   Newton _created knowledge_ of things. Big difference.  > He was simply expressing existing knowledge in a new and innovative way, that made it easier to work with. Hah. There were perhaps ten people in the world who could apply his mathematics. And, more particularly, his work aroused very little controversy.   Incorrect. Newton's work was defiled by some of the ...

...few with as many hours, so there could still be failure modes to be discovered. If she does ever let us down, we will arrive at the ground much more slowly (in most cases) than in any of the heavies. So there! :p Coop <in high dugeon> (Erm - did you mean 'duNgeon'? :-) Hah! Spoken like a truly frustrated Test Pilot :-) What makes you think your 'plummet' is going to be less embarrassing than somebody else's?

.... I'm allowed a driving licence from 17 to 70!!! I strongly believe we should all be doing top-up training (not necessarily testing) every 3 years or so. Bwa-ha-ha-ha-ha-hah! That'd cut the unemployment statistics wouldn't it! You are aware the population of the uk extends somewhat past the number of people you know personally and its geographical area is slightly bigger than your immediate regional locality? Every ten ...

... -- to his summary of existing knowledge. Newton _created knowledge_ of things. Big difference. He was simply expressing existing knowledge in a new and innovative way, that made it easier to work with. Hah. There were perhaps ten people in the world who could apply his mathematics. And, more particularly, his work aroused very little controversy. Incorrect. Newton's work was defiled by some of the greatest minds of...