>>>>>Whoa, CL! Aren't you being a trifle high-handed here? I first saw the spam message this am. BST (GMT+1) when most of your side of the pond is asleep (except for you).
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>>>>Sleep?? I've heard of that. Oh, wait. I remember. That's that thing I used to do in school.
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>>>On my recent diving vac I had to get up early for a long voyage to a wreck. That day I discovered that there is a 4.00 in the morning. I knew there was one at night, like when coming back from a club or party, but morning!?
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>>Yeah, it's kind of like discovering that there's a secret branch of the illuminati in your neighbourhood isn't it? Sort of, "Gee, I wonder how long that's been there."
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>Aye, and recently someone told me there was a 7 o'clock on Sunday mornings. But I don't believe him.

Of course you don't. He's lying.

>Why be surprised at finding Illuminati in your neighbourhood? Our local Rosacrucians got up a petition to have them evicted from the spooky ruined priory on the hill. Even spookier, the hill's called Mount Sion!

I'm sure that was just sour grapes. "Our secret society is more secreter than yours. So hah!"

Have a read of Umberto Eco's Foucault's Pendulum. If you can follow it, you're a better man than I.

>Anyway, they dealt with the anti-matter in hand.