On Sep 12, 7:58 am, Doug <jag...@riseup.net> wrote: Just in case we thought you might have listened to what was said and learned you feel its worth posting a link that confirms you are still clueless. thanks but we knew you'd never change. And long may that be the case, who else could cause so many so much daily mirth? Fod

Laugh, and the world laughs with you Weep, and you weep alone For this brave old earth must borrow its mirth It has trouble enough of its own Sing and the hills will answer Sigh it is lost on the air The echoes bound to a joyful sound But shrink from voicing care Rejoice and men will seek you Grieve and they turn and go They want full measure of all your pleasure But they do not want your woe Be glad and your friends are many Be ...

... to gather all goal posts of football stadiums and hang a tarp across them to slow down wind Tarp Down!!! (touch down is US football expression for point scored) field goal good, extra point. then the hurricane would move further north towards canada can't test this with math because of non-linear dynamics can only test this with a wind tunnel red eye of jupiter white eye of earth jovial jove destruction and mirth

... to gather all goal posts of football stadiums and hang a tarp across them to slow down wind Tarp Down!!! (touch down is US football expression for point scored) field goal good, extra point. then the hurricane would move further north towards canada can't test this with math because of non-linear dynamics can only test this with a wind tunnel red eye of jupiter white eye of earth jovial jove destruction and mirth

... the routine does underneath. I do know that I get a type mismatch error when I pass an array of integers to a routine expecting an array of a derived type. So right now I'm close to serious mirth when what I thought was a relatively straight forward question about Fortran is answered in terms of Java _and_ the properties of pointers in C! :-) - e You might try to solve the problem with an equivalence : TYPE :: ...

...and any others that pertain to that achievement. People who work towards tangible achievement, as rural folks do, find 'worth' in this type of examination. One outcome being it affords other 'smart' folks, like Irving Berlin, Ethel Mermen and Plato, the time to sit on their asses to write, sing and just think about life. Life is 'worth' living. When You Are Mirth Giving", ... seeing as we are on a musical note. BOfL

...'s not like this? http://www.a-cat.org.au/photoscurrent.html I hope never to get that close to the water.. while sailing anyway.. Motto: Easy does it, and: 'Left-hand down a bit' I recall with much mirth! Sunday lunch as a child with my siblings listening to it whilst having lunch with my parents. What a pr%%t Leslie was, (I don't mean it), but it was so much fun! You can go through the ...

...it's not like this? http://www.a-cat.org.au/photoscurrent.html I hope never to get that close to the water.. while sailing anyway.. Motto: Easy does it, and: 'Left-hand down a bit' I recall with much mirth! Sunday lunch as a child with my siblings listening to it whilst having lunch with my parents. What a pr%%t Leslie was, (I don't mean it), but it was so much fun! You can go through the Panama;...

...'s not like this? http://www.a-cat.org.au/photoscurrent.html I hope never to get that close to the water.. while sailing anyway.. Motto: Easy does it, and: 'Left-hand down a bit' I recall with much mirth! Sunday lunch as a child with my siblings listening to it whilst having lunch with my parents. What a pr%%t Leslie was, (I don't mean it), but it was so much fun! You can go through the Panama; no need to try to ...

On Tue, 29 Jul 2008 18:00:35 -0700 (PDT), GrassyNoel <geracen@webace.com.au> wrote: On Jul 30, 8:51 am, Stephen James <Stephen_...@hotmail.com> wrote: BTW, there is no U in Qantas. That's what they told all the people they've sacked over the years :) Good one, that's another mouthful of coffee dribbling down the monitor. Mirthful regards Stephen