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mike ring September 22nd 04 09:32 PM

"Mark Carver" wrote in
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My father used to refer to BBC Droitwich as "about a mile LW" rather
than 1500 metres.

Your point made me realise that the wavelength measurements are much more
comprehensible than frequency for the radio bands.

We've got mile long waves, yard/meter, and by the time we get to inches
we're off the band.

Was this kilo/megacycles, or as the mad europeans made us say hertz,(which,
being european makes no sense) sneaked through while we weren't looking
after saving all their bacon? I think that talking of wavelengths suddenly
gives me a feel for it.

And I've only just noticed after umteen years in the trade.

mike

JPG September 22nd 04 11:17 PM

On Wed, 22 Sep 2004 11:25:21 +0100, Shevek
wrote:

On 22 Sep 2004 10:08:25 GMT, o (Bill) wrote:

Which part of my female dentist should I grab, and would it help to
lessen my pain?


Maybe you should offer some sort of inverse feedback. The more pain she gives
you the less pleasure you give her.


Aargh! I'm not going to be able to look my (very sexy) dentist in the
eye again ;-))


The level you're usually at in the dentist's chair it's not the eyes
in the head that will be winking at you.




Trevor Wright September 22nd 04 11:29 PM

In message , Bill
writes
The trouble is, I'm like Mr Butcher, my dentist.

It's a great name for a dentist.

Mine used to be Mr Carver.
--
Trevor Wright

Frank Erskine September 23rd 04 12:44 AM

In article , Trevor Wright
writes
In message , Bill
writes
The trouble is, I'm like Mr Butcher, my dentist.

It's a great name for a dentist.

Mine used to be Mr Carver.


Mine's a Dr Tang. Fang might be a better nomenclature.

--
Frank Erskine
Sunderland

Bill September 23rd 04 01:08 AM

Mine's a Dr Tang. Fang might be a better nomenclature.

--
Frank Erskine
Sunderland


Today my dad went to see a Dr Erskine. Ohh err, spooky or what . . .

Bill









John Rumm September 23rd 04 05:18 AM

Bill wrote:

Today my dad went to see a Dr Erskine. Ohh err, spooky or what . . .


True story: many years ago SWMBOs local GP practice was run by Dr.
Ashley Pain, and Dr. Ann King... or as their sign said "Dr. A. King &
Pain". IIRC A King is now retired, leaving A Pain on his own ;-)

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Cheers,

John.

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Simon Slavin September 25th 04 12:18 AM

On 22/09/2004, Ben wrote in message [email protected]
reader03.plus.net:

The answer to the dentist problem is to wrap your hand firmly around
his testicles, and say "We're not going to hurt each other, are we?"

JPG


Which part of my female dentist should I grab, and would it help to
lessen my pain?


Her purse.

Simon.
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