>Naw, just an honest admission. The American comedian Robin Williams once did a bit about having "a spark of madness". Without it, he said, you're nothing. He also added that, "there isn't a government in the world that can deal with" it.
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>I've been known to place orders in the drive through of a fast food restaurant in the voice of Peter Lorre. What does that say about me?

You weren't much hungry? You won't waste your own voice on things like that? You watch too much TV (as if the monitor wasn't enough screens for the whole day)... sometimes I just feel lucky we have such a lousy TV, so I don't feel compelled to watch.

The question of "who the hell is Peter Lorre" keeps balancing on the tip of my tongue, but then, if yout tell me, what do I do with the answer? May prove to be as useful as ctrlref.hlp+vb.hlp taken together.

Guess we'd just have to think it over a casket of good dark beer, and decide we're equally, er, "gifted with the spark", so the only remaining issue is the clearance factor, aka "kidneys' boot time" - who'll go to toilet first :)

I assume we should leave this unconclusive, else Michel would either kick us out, or join us. Oh, yes - it's Friday the 13th. No wonder.