Y'man

HAL9000 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Y'man Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > HAL9000 Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > > Indeed, modern science has identified a > > > mitochondrial Eve and a Y-Line Adam amongst > our > > > genetic ancestors. > > > Your source please Hal. > > I've added links above that identify the principal > sources in this field of study. Wikipedia, Hal? Sorry, that won't cut it. You could have written it.

Let me put it another way then, it (running) counteracts the effects of Alcohol.

PeckhamRose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am very sorry you feel you have to go private. I > was due for a consultation this morning at Kings > and for the second time my consultant never showed > and I had a funeral to deliver so had to leave. > The last time the excuse was traffic, this time > his boiler had blown, so he would be an hour late. > Life happens and humans are humans but I have a > life and people replying on me too - and this > consultation was a long time coming. But I had to > go. AND YET this man is the most well respected > consultant in his field. Financially I have no > choice but the NHS, but morally I kinda feel that > way too. So now I have to wait another long > time. > > I wish you well, and I hope things are sorted out > for you too. Why, thankyou, I appreciate that.

LegalBeagle, looking back through my messages, did I say thanks for the help on that?

If that question was aimed in this direction, I have lived in Singapore, Brunei, Malaysia & Thailand.

HAL9000 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Indeed, modern science has identified a > mitochondrial Eve and a Y-Line Adam amongst our > genetic ancestors. Your source please Hal.

Running is good, forces oxygen into the cranial cavity, makes for clearer thinking, slows mental retardation, fights dementia. Alcohol counteracts it.

HAL9000 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Y'man Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > So, who was Cain's wife, what was her name and > > where on Earth did she come from? > > The two principal explanations are: > > 1. Adam and Eve had sons and daughters whose names > are not recorded in the Bible (Gen, 5:4 reads, > "And the days of Adam after he had begotten Seth > were eight hundred years and he begat sons and > daughters.") Cain's wife was one of those > daughters - a sister. The Talmud says that Cain > and Able were born with twin sisters and that each > took the other's twin for a wife. > > 2. More controversially, the Talmud says that Adam > and Eve were created in God's image but that other > people were created earlier along with the animals > in general. When Cain was banished, he took a wife > from amongst those peoples. > > (The Talmud contains many levels of exegesis.) Yes, I'm sure it does but this tells me nothing plausible. 800 years they lived? And it was incestuous? So we're all, supposedly, derived from an incestuous relationship? Just a tad far fetched don't you think? I'm looking for something reasonable, not controversial. Sounds like the Talmud is basically a proof reader, dots the I's and crosses the T's.

PeckhamRose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If they behead him what's the point of also then > crucifying him? > They behead him, that's punishment and rightly so to my mind. They then crucify him, that's self gratification and the 'poke your tongue out' mentality. Right or wrong, who's to say, we don't live in their world.

I'm all for the return of Capital and Corporal punishment. If, as some would say, it means a return to The Middle Ages then so be it. Not until the punishment fits the crime will we have some semblance of order in this country. Sometimes you have to take steps backward in order to make progress.

It's all NHS and my contributions cover that, certainly in part anyway.

The Young ones - Cliff Richard......Sorry.

Unfortunately I need copies to give to my new specialist. Serious complications could arise without the absolutely correct information. I don't mind paying reasonable costs, even though I wonder where my NI contributions have been going all these years. This hospital is are trying to tear the a**e out of it though.

Can anyone enlighten me? I read the bible, many years ago when I had time on my hands and it was the only book available to me! I had many questions afterwards, who wouldn't it's an extremely contradictory tome. I decided that I would give the book some credibility if I could find believable answers to my questions. I started with the first question that came up as I read, that was 30 years ago and I still haven't got the answer to that so I can't move on until I do. So, who was Cain's wife, what was her name and where on Earth did she come from?

I've had the first of a two part Swine Flu jab this year and yes, it made me a little sick for a couple of days. It was like having one of those lingering, nuisance colds but just for a couple of days. Having the second dose next month. It's not too big a deal and if it helps beat the real thing I'm all for it.

Having been under a National Health Service hospital for the past couple of years, I have recently decided to go private. I applied to the NHS for the records pertaining to my illness and the subsequent treatment thereof at the hands of the NHS. I was told that I would have to pay ?50 for copies of these records which amount to a few pieces of paper and the time it takes to copy them. My National Insurance contributions are up to date and have been for over 40 years. Until recently I have enjoyed good health my life through with very few visits to Doctors or dentists and no hospitalisations at all. shouldn?t I be entitled to these medical records free of charge? Any views?

Ladymuck Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Y'man Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > >How's your Motorway driving? > > > Ladymuck Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > Eh? Sorry, you've lost me... > > > Y'man Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > >Apologies, obviously not the same Ladymuck that > > writes in The Telegraph and who thinks that > > driving in the middle lane of a motorway is > cool! > > > No not me...but someone is using my name? The > audacity of the woman! The Telegraph of all > papers! > > *picks up phone to commence civil proceedings...* Take my name down as a witness.

PeckhamRose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Y'Man why have you quoted a story from 26 June > 2008?? > Here's the latest from BBC Because sometimes I make mistakes. You?

Well done that administrator. High time a stop was put to these sad, small minded, gossipy little people who have nothing to do except make up reasons why they must hate the world, and themselves.

Jeremy, do you ever think before you interrupt. Whilst trying to make others look fools, what you actually do is establish your stupidity as fact? DUH!

rgutsell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > HI all > > Depends upon what you include as the rye. Do you > mean all the way around on the road? > > I run in the evenings, after dark. > > Oh dear. I've just realised that this answer makes > it clear that I am a running nerd. > > Yours > > R N Gutsell It also makes it clear that you may be out alone after dark and in dimly lit places. Also, that your home may be empty. Not too bright all round really.

From The LFB- 26 June 2008 Fire crews were called to a fire at a flat on East Dulwich Road, Peckham in the early hours of this morning. The fire started in the lounge and is believed to have been caused by the careless disposal of a cigarette. There was heavy smoke logging throughout the building. There was no working smoke alarm in the property and the Brigade was called by a passerby. Crew manager Jon Page said: ?This highlights the importance of having a working smoke alarm. Had the passerby not called us then this incident could have been a lot worse.? A man was rescued from the bedroom by firefighters wearing breathing apparatus. He was suffering from smoke inhalation and was taken to hospital by London Ambulance Service crews. London Fire Brigade offers free home fire safety visits and will come and visit your home to give you fire safety advice and fit a smoke alarm where needed. To book an appointment call 08000 28 44 28. The Brigade was called at 0137. Firefighters from Old Kent Road and Peckham fire stations were at the scene.

Where? What?

Ladymuck Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Y'man Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > She's had her break, as mentioned. How's your > > Motorway driving? > > > Eh? Sorry, you've lost me... Apologies, obviously not the same Ladymuck that writes in The Telegraph and who thinks that driving in the middle lane of a motorway is cool!

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