From: tlode@nyx.cs.du.edu (trygve lode)
Subject: Re: Trygve's shower
Organization: Nyx, Public Access Unix @ U. of Denver Math/CS dept.
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 93 01:05:50 GMT

In article <1993Jan24.145430.7735@lloyd.Camex.COM> amy@lloyd.Camex.COM (Amy Lindsay) writes:
>In article <1993Jan24.075322.5600@mnemosyne.cs.du.edu> tlode@nyx.cs.du.edu (trygve lode) writes:
>>In article <1993Jan22.195808.6839@lloyd.Camex.COM> amy@lloyd.Camex.COM (Amy Lindsay) writes:
>>>Hmm.  Do they have to make a choice?  It's not like you're in the same time
>>>zone or anything.
>>
>>Nah, if you've got enough minions, there's no reason you can't station
>>some at each location.  
>
>I just picked up a few more.  They were having a sale.  They're on their
>way... and no fair bribing them with hot fudge sundaes.

Thanks for letting me know; after all, unfair advantages are my favorite
kind.  (I'll get started on my infamous hot fudge recipe so it'll be 
ready when they arrive....) 

>>>falling into.  (...And I have been making an effort to keep the good glass
>>>cutters from falling into it, so you'll just have to focus it somewhere
>>>ELSE.)
>>
>>Oh, that must be the Minkowski space vortex spilling over into toolboxes
>>again--at least now I know where those glass cutters have been coming 
>>from.  Obviously, this just means I need to get a considerably bigger
>>toolbox.  (How tall are you, BTW?) 
>
>5'4", but that's irrelevant anyway, as I'm also spacially transcendental.
>
>Being fictional and all.

No problem--I just wanted to make sure that I didn't get a toolbox that's
too small or uncomfortable.  I'll even fill it at first with comfy stuff
like extension cords and balls of string.  (In absolute terms, those may
not sound real comfy, but as toolbox fillings go....) 

>>>Well, I am planning on flying to Albany in a couple of weeks.  Is that
>>>close enough?
>>
>>Nope; at least until I'm healed up to the point where I can do things 
>>like walk again, you'll have to come *much* closer than that. 
>
>Hmmm, probably the closest I can get at the moment would be Harrisburg.
>Otherwise, I'd have to rent the plane for longer than just one day and I
>really can't afford that with my job going away... or not.

Alas, even with a 38" sleeve, I fear I won't be able to reach all the way
to Harrisburg.... 

>Unless, of course, you can reverse the polarity on that vortex thing and
>send me a new alternator...

Well, I do happen to know a good place only a few miles from me that 
specializes in alternators for just about any car (and they do Porsche
alternators for a mere $70--so most other kinds of cars are probably
a fair bit cheaper even than that). 

>>>I don't like doctors.  Can't we play something else?  (And why is it that
>>>you never let ME be the doctor, anyway?)
>
>>Trygve   (But did I ever say that I wouldn't let you play doctor--after
>>          all, since I'm still laid up with a broken-into-bits leg, I
>>          couldn't very well turn down such an offer.)
>
>Hang on there a minute, I'll go get my needles.
>
>			--amy (Oh, you meant a WESTERN medical doctor.)

A Western medical doctor?  Not at all--I was assuming you'd want to dress
in a couple of leaves and dance wildly around my bed....

Trygve   (Of course you never know if I might try a little voodoo of
          my own.)
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